Read our blog (Autumn) - Visit Cheshire

West Cheshire Museums is encouraged children to ‘get into the spirit’ this half-term with fun, spooky Halloween drop-in craft activities at three of its museums in Chester and Northwich. 

A grand market hall and the world premiere of a musical are among the attractions opening in Cheshire this autumn. Plus there are lots of seasonal events and activities taking place across the county for all ages.

 

We’ve put together a selection of great places to explore the outdoors in Cheshire this autumn whilst on the hunt for those potential match-winning conkers.

Spooky season is nearly upon us and it's almost time for you to pick your pumpkins. Cheshire is full of great places to go to get your pumpkin, here is a roundup of some of the best! 

Let’s face it, you deserve to treat yourself. Nothing says ‘treat’ more than a relaxing, pampering spa experience.

We've teamed up with We Love Good Times to bring you a comprehensive guide to al fresco dining in Chester this autumn!

It’s starting to look a lot like Halloween at Tatton Park’s Old Hall. In fact, the spooky fun begins this Tuesday and runs through the week until 31st October, giving young wizards and witches a wicked excuse to don their favourite Halloween costume more than once this half term.

Due to popularity, BeWILDerwood Cheshire have already began expanding their offering to ensure visitors have an even WILDer day out! The Boggles have been busy creating something very exciting amongst the trees, opening just in time for October half term.

Tatton Park is the perfect place for making the most of autumn. The Gardens, Farm and 1000-acre Parkland provide temptation enough at this colourful time of year, but their seasonal events are giving us more reasons than ever to embrace the outdoors.

Tatton Park is open for visitors to the Parkland and Gardens during the four-week lockdown period.

With autumn in full swing, it’s not just nature and wildlife that’s displaying autumn behaviour – we too adapt to this time of year as the temperature changes and the nights draw in.

Autumn may be the time for wildlife to slow down and begin their preparations for winter, but the Gardens at Tatton Park are flourishing with Cheshire’s Wonderful Wildlife.