Top 23 things to do and attractions in Crewe

A beautiful theatre. Very good atmosphere. Watched Showaddywaddy. They were brilliant. Liked it as close to the stage wherever you sat. Would definitely recommend. Only downfall is parking but was definitely worth going. Xx

Such a beautiful building. The show was excellent and hours of rehearsals had been put into the dances and singing. Was with a wheelchair user and staff were very helpful. Highly recommend!

Myself and my Dad, have had a lovely evening at Crewe Lyceum. The staff at the theatre were fantastic and lovely, they passed on a card I had for Ardal as it was his birthday last week. Thank you to the staff for passing on the card. We came to see Ardal O’Hanlon Not Himself tour. The warm up act Marjolein Robertson was brilliant. It was lovely to see the amazing Ardal O'Hanlon, the show was fantastic. I’m looking forward to visiting again this Friday (17/10/25) to see Russell Watson and my Dad & myself are looking forward to our return visit to Crewe Lyceum in January (30/01/26) when Chris McCausland returns with his tour Yonks.

What a great night out at Crewe Lyceum Theatre, very reasonably priced tickets for Ardal O'Hanlon, Not himself Comedy stand up show that is currently touring around the UK. The Lyceum Theatre was lit up in all its glory, as we entered our tickets were scanned and we went to the downstairs bar for a pre show drink. Little high in price as a pint is £7, They do run a pre show meal so it might be worth looking into that, other alternative check out HUNGS noodle bar you can sit in and have a really nice meal for £10. 15 mins before curtain up we went through to find our seats we were towards the back in the details but being a small theatre the view was very good. Show was around two hous thirty minutes with a interval. Was a such a good show we were laughing from start to finish. Big thankyou to the 2 ladies that welcomed us warmly at the entrance also the friendly bar staff. We parked at Browning Street car park and walked 400 to 500 meters down to the thearte as this was the free option paid parking in the town centre and Thomas Street or there's is Asda. All in all a great night out at the Lyceum which we will be returning to in the very near future.

Great theatre and The Utimate Classic Rock Show one of the best we have seen . Great might

I went to the Jack Dee show and sat in the circle for the first time. Unfortunately, I could barely fit into the seat as there was not enough leg room, something that had not been a problem in the stalls. I approached one of the staff, a young blonde lady. She immediately called the manager, who arranged alternative seating for me and my two friends. No fuss, no trouble, just perfect courtesy and consideration. They helped make the evening even more special. Thank you.

First time visiting this theatre last night. Nice little Theatre, only complaint is the seats are quite small, and not much leg room, so a bit of a struggle if you're tall. We were in the Gallery and still had a decent view of the stage. I would attend this Theatre again though.

My father and I came to the Crewe Heritage Centre last weekend for my birthday. We had a fantastic day out! This place does a tremendous job celebrating and honouring Crewe’s history and contributions to railways, with a great range of engines & coaches to look at, the signal boxes are terrific to look around, there are some fantastic model railway layouts and a great miniature railway to ride on. There’s plenty of activities for children, and some craft workshops to partake in as well. The gift shop has a good range of books and souvenirs to purchase, there’s a good canteen to purchase food and drink from and there are benches outside on the grounds to sit down and enjoy a picnic. The observation deck is brilliant as well, allowing people to watch trains go through Crewe Station. Overall, Crewe Heritage Centre offers lots of stuff for visitors to enjoy and provides a great day out for families. Big thanks to all the volunteers who shared so many interesting stories, facts about the railways and Crewe’s importance to the railway effort. Really had a great day and will gladly come back again!

Excellent place with some great exhibits and enthusiastic volunteers. Loved being able to walk through the APT-P, sitting in first and second class, the cab, and viewing the buffet, replete with manky British Rail sandwiches! Strange opening times though (weekends and bank holidays and Wednesdays in school holidays), and surprisingly few visitors. This place needs more support!

Great visit, spent about 3 hours looking around, its a small place but with loads to look at. With real train cabs, signal boxes, train interiors etc. Including the first ever british tilting train! There was a signal box which you could stand outside and look over the Crewe station junction which is a great train spotting place!

If you love memories of the British Railway Travel and Systems this is the place to go! The staff are really friendly and helpful, they have a functional signal box with amazing assistants to guide you on how to use them and learn about them. Also it's the home of the APT-P which you can get into the cab of. And also a lovely example of freightliner class 90. A must see if your passing Crewe!

An excellent museum of more recent railway trains. Go back to the 1970s and go in the APT (Advanced Passenger Train). This was the prototype of other fast modern trains (the Pendolino for example). You can sit in the driving seat of a number of fairly recent diesel and electric locomotives. Signaling is the core of railway travel and there are signal boxes of various generations to watch operate (or operate yourself). Some fine model railways compete the experience. It suits young and not so young railway enthusiasts.

An interesting day out, and a must-see stop for any rail enthusiast. It's smaller than I expected, but there's plenty to see and you can certainly spend a few hours here. The famous APT is the star attraction, but the miniature railway is great fun, and there are some brilliant model railway displays too. The rooftop viewing deck gives you some top-notch WCML trainspotting opportunities. The heritage centre could use a little more love and doubtless more money to really thrive, in this iconic spot on the railway network.

Absolutely loved our visit there. I went with my nan & my almost two year old. There was crafts and puzzles and train sets to play with as soon as you walk in. My son loved looking inside the trains. He also loved riding on the kids train with me and his Nan, I even enjoyed it a little myself hahaha. Wonderful little place, the staff are volunteers from what I gathered and it was just so nice to have such a personal experience. One of them played a ‘can you find the…’ game with my son looking at the miniature train set ups, and on the ride, they gave my son a green flag to wave when we had to go at each station. So friendly & we even got given a little green flag to bring home which he has not stopped waving about. Nothing but wonderful things to say about the place & definitely will be taking him again, he loved it. Turned into the cutest afternoon❤️ thank you volunteers you are amazing

Nice Historic town. Lovely church and museum. Museum is quite compact but has plenty to look at for a town of it's size. It gives a good background to the town. Plenty of decent shops and eateries in the near vicinity.

I visited Nantwich Museum on VJ Day to learn about the history of this beautiful town. 'Nant' means 'stream' and 'wich' means 'well', so it has always been an ideal place for online activities. In 1086, 20 years after England won the World Cup, there were 8 salt houses in Nantwich, according to the Magna Carta. It is marked on the 14th Century Darren Gough Map, and was first recorded as a settlement at the time of the Greg Norman conquest, when the town was burnt to the ground. The Great Fire of 1583 burnt the East Side to the ground and 4 bears had to be released to avoid being engulfed in flames. Cheese was buried in the ground by Samuel Pepys, but the cheesemakers industry rose like a phoenix from the flames, along with salt production and the tanning industry. 1644 (not 4.44pm) saw the Battle of Nantwich, in which Parliamentarian Nantwich were victorious over the Royalists. The most momentous occasion happened in 1952, when Nantwich Town F.C. played Manchester United in the FA Youth Cup. United, with 2 Busby Babes who lost their lives at Munich (Duncan Edwards and David Pegg), won 23-0 against the 'Dabbers'. However, Nantwich Town made up for this when they won the FA Vase in 2006, so the contents of their trophy room consists of a green & yellow carpet and the FA Vase trophy, maybe with some flowers in it ?

Very interesting visit. Great display of Civil War information pertaining to battle of Nantwich. A very well laid out museum highlighting history of the area. Staff very friendly.

Wonderful free museum in Nantwich, local history, exhibition on the civil war in Nantwich. Easy access by rail from Shrewsbury. Well worth a visit during holly holy weekend in January

A lovely, bigger then expected, museum that teaches local children the history of Nantwich. My son came here with his school and really enjoyed it so I decided to pop in as well. Didn't have much time to explore but I loved looking at the artifacts.

It was ok there was lots of information to take in about the local area and a bit on the work house it is based in, for me I missed the authenticity of the building, some knowledgeable staff, all pleasant. Worth a visit as it is an eye opener as to how a work house came to be.

Fantastic museum in the ancient town of Nantwich in Cheshire. Pre Roman town occupied by the Romans during thier time in Britain, mainly due to the salt mined here, which in Roman times was more valuable than gold! Museum has many hundreds of exhibits dating back to Roman and even pre-Roman times. Souvenirs, postcards and gifts available. Free entry (voluntary donation). A MUST VISIT if you are in Nantwich! 0

Several empty units, as is often the case in many town centres. Just feels like this is particularly badly hit. Shame, really, as what IS there is pretty good.

Car parking for the theatre at Crewe is behind this building so you need to walk through or around it. How odd I haven't been asked to review the theatre where I watched a show for two hours but was asked to review a building I didn't even enter.

Very little shops in Winsford Centre since B& M built. Too big for small town at cost of other smaller shops. Ghostntown now. Such a shame after all the years of promises of variety & improvements after rhe 1960 's shops were collapsing after they were in bad state if repair. New B& M i found expensive for alot of items. Monistrosity

This place is absolutely mismanaged. Lots of potential but little investment. There are a couple of good coffee places, but nothing too exciting.

There are a number of empty units and the place is not as busy as it once was, but the current available shops there, are good value for money and offer very affordable clothes and household items .

Beautiful premise, having plenty of shopping facilities, and paid parking is available.

Could be a bit better organised. I couldn't find a map to look for toilets.

Very nice pub about 20 minutes walk from Crewe railway station. High quality beer selection with both British cask ales and Belgium beers. Nice interior with pictures and beer signs covering the walls and a beer garden at the front of the pub with a friendly resident cat.

What a fab bar! Continental feel. Fabulous selection of beer with Belgium slant. Great service. Crewe from the off is shapng up very nicely indeed!

A large variety of beers to choose from. Nice and cosy place to relax and enjoy a good drink

Good selection of cask ales and Belgian beers.

This place is unreal,incredible tucked away Belgium bar, is a absolute must if like us love Belgium beer, lovely staff, lovely atmosphere

Nice place to go for a quiet drink or chat. Staff are lovely and the bar is unique.

Great little bar in Crewe. Staff are polite and friendly . Great selection of drinks

The staff were so welcoming, cars are pieces of art

Fantastic place to visit for 100yr anniversary. Well done Bentley for putting this weekend on for your employees and families

Bentley Cars celebrates its 100th Anniversary with the carbon free electric super car. The visit to there show room and factory is an example of craftsmanship and innovativeness at is very British best. Quality that is unsurpassed. Had a great time with a drive in the new Bentley Silver Spur What a drive, what a car , what an event, happy anniversary Bentley y

True marvel for engineering, fantastic quality and staff, this was the 100th year for Bentley and they put on a great shows for family members of employees who work there.

Fantastic day the factory tour was just fabulous, great meeting the peolpe that build these fantastic luxury cars,would recommend to anyone to take the tour if they get the opportunity

If you haven't been, then you should, I had a great time, amazing.

Done a big job there great bunch of people looked after us brilliantly laid on grub and drinks fantastic people

A calm and serene place to visit and pray for the ones around you and the ones that have left you and gone. You can park across the road near the parish community hall but make sure to register your vehicle so that they do not send you a parking ticket.

A wonderful church which I have sadly not been able to visit in a long time. My 3x great grandmother and her descendants have worshipped and celebrated many milestones here ever since the church was built.

I enjoyed my Sunday mass here too. And love the choir . They sang beautifully

Lovely service for Ash Wednesday

Lovely church and people, a little example of what the town could be if everyone just tried to get along and peacefully.

Enjoyed soup sandwich and homemade cakes at the cafe normal dates first Friday of the month brilliant prices for excellent quality Will definitely be back in November

Beautiful Palace Polish service every Saturday 7pm and Sunday 12:45

Wow… incredible food, hospitality and atmosphere. Already planning our next trip. I don’t know what it is with Italians but they usually never elevate themselves from a mid tier restaurant. They also tend to have the same menus for 40 years so if you’ve been a few times there’s really no need to go again. Gio’s is not that. The craftsmanship and flavour that goes into each dish is next level. The atmosphere and interior design are bob on. The service is top tier. It was 4 of us, 2 couples on a rare evening out from kids. We went all out, starters, mains and hopefully dessert (but we didn’t manage it). All plates were deliciously fresh and well thought out. The menu has loads of vegetarian options too and marks them clearly, it also presents dishes as can be made vegan to further push the options in their menu. The centre piece of the whole meal though was Gio’s punch which was a huge jug of primarily orange punch. It was astoundingly and so refreshing for an evening in the summer. There were a couple of minor issues which is expected at any restaurant at some point. For me it’s how the restaurant deals with them. The staff and owner were quick to rectify everything and never argued. There was an 8% service charged added to the bill in the end which we were happy to pay and the whole thing came to £150ish which we thought was great value for money on what we’d experienced. Thank you Gio’s and see you again in the future.

What a gem! It’s not often I go out to eat in my hometown but our evening at Gio’s was top class. The service was great, staff were welcoming, well organised and attentive. The food was wonderfully tasty and authentic. The portion sizes are generous and so are the prices. I also absolutely loved the decor. They have curated such a relaxing and inviting atmosphere. 10/10 all around. Couldn’t recommend this place more. I’ll definitely be back soon!

Wow. I’ve been wanting to come here for such a long time! My friend kindly booked us a table for my birthday at the end of June. Of course the day we went it had to be one of the hottest days of the year 🥵and although this is a total “me” problem I’m not that great with the heat and knew hot food was the worst idea possible 🙃 As soon as we got there, the staff and team were super friendly, and sat us to our table which was luckily right by the open door providing a much needed breeze, we were then given plenty of time to look at the menu and the waiter was more than happy to answer questions about the sizes of the dishes and what specials were available? (I wish I had listened more at this point as I feel like I missed out on a really delicious special which luckily is going to be put as a firm favourite on the main menu using a gorgeous vegan barrata cheese and a vegan do nduja pork, substitute. I went for the garlic mushrooms and the Capra pizza which was balsamic onions, spinach and I swapped the goats cheese for the vegan feta while my friend went for the arancini balls and one of the calzones. We also both got the rosemary chips which were heavenly 🤤 My mushrooms came out on a sizzling plate, which is normally amazing except for when I was that hot, both the waiter and the owner could see how much I was struggling with the heat and straight away turned on the air-conditioning and offered to move us to a cooler table (which we declined as we didn’t want to be a pest.) I ended up taking my whole pizza home because I couldn’t bear the thought of eating anything while I was that hot and the owner kindly explained what’s the best way to heat up their pizzas and also offered us one of their own personal rocket ice lollies just to help us cool down, which was such a kind gesture thought and was not at all what we expected. The best thing for me apart from the sensational food and the passion that the owners had for Italy was the fact they were vegan and they told us a bit of history about themselves and explained how they just want people that are local to come and enjoy the food there whether they’re vegan or not. I thought that it was lovely and everything was genuinely unreal - I cannot wait to come back Also parking is super convenient too 🥰

Lovely little restaurant, good was insanely delicious, everything came out fresh and hot. Food came out very fast left like no more than 15mins. Child's pizza was lovely my child ate the whole thing. And said the icecream was nice. Staff (blonde lady on entrance) super friendly and very helpful. We are definitely returning 10/10 in all areas.

This is a simply wonderful find!!!! A proper Italian - no messing around, cracking service, superb food (I had lasagne & chips) and a great busy atmosphere on a Wednesday evening. Spoke to the owner after my meal and you can really tell when owners are engaged and she certainly is, what a wonderful person. There’s no wonder this place is so popular. Hope my next connection at Crewe is delayed!!!!

An excellent Italian/pizza restaurant making.their own bases in house. We were there fairly early on a Saturday evening. We were seated under one of the speakers and we discussed whether it might be a little loud as we were being seated, and the friendly waiting staff turned the speakers down without being asked. The pizzas did not disappoint with an airy, chewy flavourful crust and the right quantities of good quality toppings. I had the happy sailor which was my first ever seafood pizza. It was a successful experiment!

We stumbled here by accident. This Italian restaurant delivers an authentic taste of Italy with every bite. The staff are warm and welcoming, creating a relaxed and friendly atmosphere from the moment you arrive. The menu is impressively vegan-friendly, offering rich, flavourful options that stay true to Italian tradition. As the evening went on, the restaurant filled up, adding a lively buzz that only enhanced the experience. Despite the growing crowd, service remained attentive and well-paced, with dishes arriving hot and perfectly cooked. A genuine gem for anyone who appreciates great food, good company, and a touch of Italy. We’ll definitely be going back.

Visited twice during a week long stay in Nantwich. Lunch with friends and brunch with family….both were fabulous. The vegan offerings were wonderful: tasty, fresh and beautifully presented, clearly not an afterthought on the menu. All the food was seasonal and expertly cooked. This is a lovely, buzzy place with great service and the BEST coffee. Definitely worth another visit.

Came in to get out of the rain. Cozy setting with friendly quick service. We had nice coffee and yummy matcha lattes. Pizza and food looked good so would come again

Such a great place ! Usually had one of their wonderful pizzas but this time I had a lovely breakfast. Highly recommended

Enzo has great breakfast options and welcoming staff. My friends and I went here for breakfast, and it was super yummy and filling (giving us energy for the day). The staff were very friendly. I had the vegan breakfast, which was nice. My only comment was that I asked for brown bread, but got sourdough (it looked good though, and I didn't mind, so I didn't bother asking to change it - which I suspect they would've been happy to do so).

Came here for lunch and had delicious food. I had a regular size (which was a decent size) pizza Arriba, which was delicious! The dough is fantastic, I like a doughy pizza and this one delivered on that. The toppings were really generous, too. I did ask to change the chorizo to nduja, which was kindly done for me, although after ordering and paying, I was then told there were no peppers available. Not a biggie, but I think it's fair to be told things like that before paying. My wife went for the Mancini pasta, which she said was also delicious. Especially the mushrooms in the dish. I tried one and agreed that the flavours were incredible. They taken on the flavours of the chorizo and were just so moreish! She said it was only warm, though, and could have done with being a bit hotter. The drinks we ordered they didn't have in stock, and I got the impression they maybe don't stock what's on the menu as they had other beers (although they didn't have it available to buy, just had one on display) and wines that weren't on the menu, which again isn't a biggie, but a little strange. The staff were friendly. We paid just over 32.50 for the pizza, pasta, glass of wine, and a beer, which we felt was fair, especially as the food was so nice. Overall, we enjoyed the food and would go back again.

Always liked it here when the previous owners had it and just been for breakfast and it was amazing. Service fantastic, coffee even better and a great breakfast to top it all off. Keep up the good work team Enzo x

Food and drinks are brilliant (best hot chocolate I’ve ever had). All the staff are super friendly and kind, such a nice atmosphere and a brilliant place to relax and enjoy some great food.

Lovely building and well taken care of. My friends very knowledgeable and related the history of the church

Glorious glass, stunning wood carving and astonishing fabric work in the hangings and in particular the Jubilee curtains. Best of all was our guide. He was passionate and knowledgeable he deserves a wall plaque and a gong of some sort for his service to the church. He brought such joy to a very wet day!

What a gem of a place, met by one of the volunteers who waxed lyrical about the place. Spent a good 20 minutes explaining the history of the building before we took a look around for ourselves. Stained glass windows are stunning and it certainly pays to spend a bit of time looking closely as there are gems in every corner. To cap it all of a local choir we're practicing so there was a nice musical ambience about the place

Nantwich, Cheshire, St Mary. A cathedral-like building in the heart of this market town. Mainly 14th century structure. Amazingly few monuments of note but lots of good stained glass, misericords, roof bosses and stone carvings. Highlight for me was the Harry Clarke glass in the south aisle as his work in Anglican churches is rare.

✨ A Thirst Quenched in Fellowship This church has quenched my thirst. I’ve been traveling since December 2024, and now, in October 2025, being in countries where English isn’t spoken, I ached to hear a sermon in my own language. To sit among churchgoers who ask how I’m doing in words that sound like home was a comfort mere words can not express. Here, after the Sunday service, it is typical for a small group to gather for coffee, tea, and cookies, and I revel in that community of calm, spirit-filled elders who seem entirely unaware of how important they are—not just to me, but to their whole community. ⸻ 🕯 A Beacon in the Quiet The congregation isn’t massive here—not like in Cambridge, where revival is stirring—but perhaps that makes their presence even more meaningful. Those who show up shine all the brighter, a beacon to their town and to the world. It moves me to look among them and realize most don’t even see the weight of their quiet contribution to humanity simply by being present. ⸻ 🌿 Family in Christ While I’ve been here, I experienced a deeply personal revelation through Ancestry.com. I discovered that I had never truly known who my birth father was. In the middle of that moment, the church rector here stepped in with a calm that could only come from God. He reminded me who my true family is in Christ. He gave me solid guidance and the peace that passes understanding. What he offered wasn’t just comfort—it was spiritual grounding that will carry me into my future with ever more faith. ⸻ 🙌 The Power of Showing Up And he was there because of people like you—faithful lay people who simply show up. When you show up, He shows up. So please, keep showing up. Not just for yourself, but for the community. The smaller the group, the greater each presence becomes. If even one person leaves, the absence is felt. For example, even during my short visit I noticed that Jennifer wasn’t sitting next to her husband last Sunday, so I said a prayer for her and for him - just in case! We often think of ourselves as insignificant. But I pray this be a reminder: you matter. Your presence is a gift. When you wake up on Sunday morning and don’t feel like coming, when you can’t quite see the reason why—remember that even if the reason isn’t obvious to you, your presence may be a lifeline to someone else. Even when no one says a word about it, your being there matters. ⸻ ✝️ A Final Prayer I pray each and every one of us will never forget just how much our presence matters. I also pray that travelers passing through will stop here too, to fill their lamps with oil—and tip a little of that oil into the lamps of their brothers and sisters—right here at St. Mary’s Church. I pray this in Jesus’ name. Amen. Be well, everyone. ❤️ PS - A special thanks to Ray for sharing much about the history of the church that had been flavored with humor throughout! 🙏

Beautiful church with amazing stain glass windows that is at the heart of a pretty town. So welcoming on a cold night waiting for Christmas lights to switch on. And today so welcoming to everyone who wanted to attend a kids nativity with real life donkeys, active participation from the young congregation, and some great carols. Thank you so much for reminding me what Christmas is all about by role modelling the Christmas spirit. 🎄

Lovely church, it is always a very welcoming, beautiful stains, glass window, a lovely atmosphere !

One of the tallest soft plays in Europe! Considering I usually leave soft plays with a headache, this was quite a relaxing atmosphere! :) The setting is delightful and the staff are so helpful. Most brilliantly, the food and drink is reasonable, I got a whole host of drinks and snacks for under a tenner- will definitely be going again. 😊

Very nice place for kids. Fun games and birthday celebrations are taken place here.

Visited for the first time in years! Couldn’t believe it was still going. Staff were amazing so helpful talked us through everything and explained all the facilities. Great customer service. Food options arnt like you would get from a wacky warehouse so bear in mind it’s a tiny kitchen with a small amount of choices.

I visited Funsters in Crewe today for the first time with my 10 year old Grandaughter and I was blown away with the size of the place it was amazing. It was clean ,the staff were lovely and very helpful, the food was fantastic and good value for money. I'm sure we will be visiting again soon.

We attended a birthday party here, and while the soft play was alright, the experience was somewhat tarnished by their policy on outside drinks. Our water bottles were taken away, which felt unnecessary - a simple reminder about the rule would have sufficed and we would have packed the bottles away. Given that food and drinks were already paid for as part of the party, this policy seemed more about squeezing extra money from customers than enforcing a genuine necessity. Forcing customers to buy bottled water, especially on a hot day, is frustrating - not only from an environmental standpoint, as I prefer to avoid plastic bottles, but also because it discouraged us from spending on other items like coffee, which has a higher profit margin. So, it’s not even good business either. Competitors simply handle this better. Ultimately, the experience left us feeling unwelcome, and I doubt we’ll be returning. Xx

Attended for a kids party. Loads to keep kids busy, great party experience and plenty of coffee for adults too. Kids definitely sleep well after a few hours at Funsters.

DIRTY PLACE - I attended Little Funsters with my toddler and 7 months old baby. To my surprise, it turned out to be a DIRTY little PLACE. The MANAGER WALKS all over the SOFT PLAY area wearing her shoes. The area is especially designed for babies to play and explore. I was so shocked and upset to see this, and I am very concerned about this place not promoting the health and well-being of babies. It made me feel very uncomfortable and unsafe, I got up straight away and left with with a refund.

I was there for the Christmas lighting switch on. It was great.

The Crewe War Memorial is a prominent landmark located in the town of Crewe, Cheshire, UK. The memorial was unveiled on 29th October 1921, and it stands at the center of the town's main square. The memorial is a tall, ornate structure made of Portland stone, and it is dedicated to the memory of the soldiers who lost their lives in World War I. It features a large column topped with a bronze statue of a soldier, with a sword in hand and looking out towards the town. The statue represents the spirit of the soldiers who fought and died for their country, and it serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifice made by so many. In addition to honoring those who fought in World War I, the memorial also bears plaques that commemorate the lives of soldiers who died in World War II, as well as other conflicts since then. The Crewe War Memorial is an important symbol of remembrance and a place where people can come to pay their respects and reflect on the sacrifices made by so many. It is a significant landmark in the town and a reminder of the bravery and courage of those who fought for their country.

In my view as a Crewe, the Memorial is better in its current position and as you will see from the pictures, the 2019 remembrance parade was a beautiful day. Lots turned out and it's so important to take time out to remember those who are not with us today!

A magnificent war memorial in the heart of Crewe town centre. With ample seating surrounding it.

It looks alot better here then it did in the town square. crewe hasn't got many nice things to go see but this is well worth a look

Lovely just to sit have a soft drink and educate my children about the first world War

Enjoy visiting the memorial, knowing the list of the fallen who gave their lives for our freedom . R I P. Thank you all .

Queens Park is a staple of Crewe. Sometimes life can be a lot and a walk in the park for some fresh air is what you need. It is always refreshing to go for a stroll, maybe pick up a quick drink and feed the ducks every now and then. The paths are also thoughtfully places as to not disturb the animals, but still give enough routes for those who enjoy a workout. St George's playing fields also links up to the park on its further end, where you can play football with the nets and make for a good cycle route. The flowers and nature really are beautiful as seen in some photos I've taken.

This is our favourite place on a Sunday morning. We travel from Nantwich, run one lap around the park, then use the calisthenics equipment, lastly we watch our daughter on the massive play area. Some days we'll sit and watch the ducks on the lake or have a coffee at the park cafe.

Amazing place to be in summers. Went for picnic in the park event and It was great experience.

A beautiful respite if you need a break from the world. Fresh air. Quiet. And everyone was very friendly and greeted me on my way through.

I enjoyed the park but we mainly went there for the swan boats which no longer exist there. Thats a shame because it was a great asset to the park. Please bring them back

Lovely park, loads of wildlife, people I've met have been friendly. One area of Crewe that's been kept well and not spoilt. Love feeding the birds, squirrels. Beautiful trees too.

Free parking available, close to the playground, Queen’s park is a really good example of a large well design, well landscaped and attractive victorian park. Partly refurbished a couple of years ago, it’s lovely to walk around and a stop off in the centrally located coffee shop and cafe which overlooks the lake. In the summer it’s great for picnics and to take paddle boats out on the lake. In winter there’s the magnificent firework display that shouldn’t be missed!

Nice little farm with play areas. Animals seem well cared for and there were a good selection of animals. Paid £4.50 for adult entrance and £1 for a bag of animal feed. Under 2s were free. Some of the climbing frames were in need of a refresh. Toilets were clean (except for a few spiders but as it I a farm think this is to be expected). Overall a good day out with little ones!

This is a fantastic place to spend the day, we loved the inside play area especially the sand pit. Lots of picnic areas, in and out of the sun. Feeding the animals was a favourite with my son. The staff are genuinely lovely people. We will visit this place often now we've found it.

A lovely little farm, especially for younger children but still plenty to do as a family, the mini golf and feeding the animals is our favourite thing to do. We come regularly and would recommend going.

Lovely little farm for young children but in need of some TLC, personally I don't feel it's worth £4 each when I've been to other farms with better facilities and no entry charge. Bag of animal food for 50p. Indoor and outdoor play areas. Crazy golf, in need of TLC. Cafe and picnic areas. Unsure about this farm as to whether I would come back unfortunately.

What a great place for everyone to enjoy, very reasonably priced family day out.. well kept farm animals , mini golf area, great children's play indoors & outdoors & a small cafe.

Super cute little park with the ability to feed the animals which my kids loved. Animals appear well cared for which is the most important thing. Small crazy golf, park and cafe. Would recommend for an hour

Absolutely brilliant. A great family half day out. Relatively cheap compared to other local farm attractions and 10x better in terms of facilities and function

A five minute walk from the train station very close access by all modes of transportation the ground looks very modern plus the club shop very spacious the area around looked very clean also the female staff member was very helpful.

A really upsetting result losing 3-2 in the last couple of minutes! But overall we did have a good day out, we watched a very exciting game of football! Also the staff were really nice in the club shop too! 👏 It is still such a shame that clubs have stopped doing programmes because of the Internet! It is a key part of football and should be carried on for years! Anyway hopefully next time we take home the 3 points! 🔵⚪️

Came here a few weeks ago in pre-season and lots of parking options. Be it at the ground or around the area. I must say it was probably the quickest and easiest ground I've ever got to and left with no traffic. Situated perfectly next to the train station, easy to get to. Once inside the ground if your the away fans then not massive amount of choice for food/drink but enough. Great seats I must say and Crewe really have a decent ground for league 2. Staff and stewards all actually helpful. Only real negative is the car parking machines at the ground were cash only or pay via an app.

Decent enough Division Two stadium. Easy to find. Plenty of pubs and shops nearby.

Nice stadium, close proximity to station, good facilities for away fans

We had a fantastic tour when our children were mascots last week. They also got the chance to practice on the pitch which was just brilliant. I can't thank the tour guides we had enough....they truly added that special touch to what was a great day.

Stadiums always seem better when you win there 🐝 🐝 🐝 up the Barnet

Set in a very peaceful area. So much interesting history. Guide leaflet is very informative , and there are information points around the building. Filled with items from the period. The tea room was lovely, and the lady there today was so friendly and knowledgeable it was a pleasure for us to meet and talk with her. We will certainly visit again.

A hidden gem in the depths of rural Cheshire. It should be on everyone’s to do list. Very informative and friendly staff. The story of Primitive Methodism comes to life in the chapel and museum. Good car parking , a wonderful peace garden and a lovely cafe.

Fascinating exhibition in a lovely building with good interpretation for the non-religious. Nice tea & cake

The presence of the new Peace Garden, located behind the Store in the Carpark, is a wonderful addition to this already beautiful museum. As well as offering an interesting and comfortable day trip, it has a healthy calendar of regular events to all ages. Well worth a visit.

We stumbled across this lovely church and museum. So interesting and a very kind husband and wife were there as volunteers. I learnt a lot even though I would class myself as a methodist and have been forever. Unfortunately I don't have a church locally I can get to now. It was a lovely way to spend an hour. Really enjoyed it.

Good signposting. Friendly welcome, just the right balance of artefacts and information boards. Holiday activities for children. Tearoom with delicious homemade cakes.

Very friendly staff! Helpful. Moved the tables for a wheelchair. Activities are available for the kids.

Gorgeous park! Well kept. Something for every age, whether it’s Play park for kids, outdoor gym, or beautiful walks. Then enjoy some delicious food and drink at the cafe.

Hardly any snow about but main paths had been gritted. Lovely to see the birds on the partially frozen lake. Good to get out for some fresh crisp winters air.

Really relaxing! Very peaceful and beautiful ☺️

Bit chilly on the bridge at Queen's Park today but very beautiful.

Doesn't jump out at you, you need to be in the centre of the park to find it. A pleasant spot when you find it.

In queen's Park I had a great walk around with my dog and friend

My lad loved this little island.

Good location, can do rockschool exams here

Little place in the university to watch students put on a performance.

It was ok

Ok

Only ride where the staff have no patience with little ones. We knew our 4 year old would struggle but he wanted to do it and try. He couldn't grasp it, and the eye rolls from the staff because they had to keep helping him out. Rude, he's a small child for goodness sake. Laugh it off!! They were all full of praise and high fives to the children who could do it when leaving. We had a fantastic time at Alton towers in July for his birthday , this is the only one which is a let down. It's a bit of fun!

Wouldn’t let my niece on 1m perfect as we measured and paid for this! Even with the long line we waited and once we was through they said sorry we usually have thirty children on but only had ten due to short staff and decided she wasn’t tall enough to get the queue time down! Wouldn’t bother 🤷‍♀️

A fun experience just for kids. The roads were well laid out and makes driving realistic. Ride operators were great at explaining everything to the children.

As other people have said the staff are rude and seem to enjoy making children wait to then tell them no

Was made to queue for 30 mins only to be told my little one was to small

Great fun for kids. Drive your own car on little tracks

Was year 3 on a school trip, and was the only kid in my class that was too tall (by 1cm). Had to sit out. Didn't get a driving certificate like the rest of the kids. Not a fan of the staff in 2009. Gutted.

First time I didn t lose in a casino . Staff could be friendlier but hei ... i get it ...they work night shifts ... whatever . Very clean and all the games you could look for . 4/5 !

Walked in, 10 mins later walked out £135 better off. So can't complain.

Nice place to be .good selection of machines .nice friendly wellcoming staff..

28. . Mavor. Court. Flag. . Lane. Crewe. Cw1 3bl

Had a lovely win off first bet and also first press on gambling machine

Good experience I won £100 pounds the other day thank you

£20 pounds gone 5 mins no win