Worsley - The Delph to the Old Hall
Supplied by: Jonathan Schofield Tours
Take a stroll through the historically significant village of Worsley, exploring its scenic canal and remarkable architecture.
Nestled in Salford, Worsley is a picturesque spot known for its charming waterways, grand homes, and green spaces. Once a powerhouse of the Industrial Revolution, it played a pivotal role in transport history with the opening of the Bridgewater Canal in 1761. A visit to Worsley Delph—a Scheduled Monument—offers a fascinating glimpse into its industrial past.
Highlights
- Get to know the picturesque village of Worsley, where there’s a tale around every corner
- Learn about the significance of Worsley to the Industrial Revolution
- Visit Worsley Delph, a Scheduled Monument, which helped to revolutionise infrastructure
- Explore some of Worsley’s finest architecture, including St Mark’s, a Gothic Revival church
- Finish your tour at the 17th century Worsley Old Hall, where you can enjoy some stunning Tudor architecture and – if the mood takes you – a parting drink
What's included
- A walking tour of Worsley, led by a knowledgeable and experienced tour guide
- Food and drink. Guests will need to purchase their own refreshments if remaining at Worsley Old Hall
- Transportation to and from the walking tour
- Umbrellas
Additional Information
The tour will take place come rain or shine but please dress accordingly. Umbrellas will not be provided. While fully accessible this walking tour could include uneven surfaces. Comfortable footwear is advised.
Upon arrival, your tour guide will ask you to agree to the terms and conditions of visiting the sites.
On rare occasions some areas will not be available to visit.
Cancellation policy
You may cancel or modify your booking up to 24 hours before the event start time for a full refund.
