Trafford: Attractions and more...
Trafford offers various types of attractions to its visitors.
There are around 6 buildings that belong to Grade I, 11 buildings are listed in Grade II* and almost 228 are Grade II buildings.
Out of these, St. Werburgh's church, located in Warburton, is the most famous. Actually, these are two separate churches under the same name.
Dunham Massey Hall, located in Dunham Massey is a historical buildings dating back to 1616. This hall was originally built by Sir George Booth. The hall, built in the Georgian style, is surrounded by a lush green park of over 250 acres.
A large number of tourists visit every year. The Imperial War Museum North narrates the story of historical battles, which took place in this region.
Tourists can relax and revive themselves at the Sale Water Park, located in Sale.
This water park covers an area of 52 acres.
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