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Here are some other useful contact numbers and websites.
WHILE we are sure you will enjoy a visit solely to the
museum, visitors from outside the town may also like to make it into a day out by visiting
other parts of the town and area - or stay longer and see the surrounding tourist
attractions. Full details - including accommodation - can be obtained from
Nantwich Tourist Information Centre in
the Civic Hall, Market Street (part of Crewe and Nantwich Borough Council's
Nantwich Office). Telephone and fax:
01270 537359. [The picture on the CNBC website page is of the old premises - but
the facts are there.]
Miscellaneous
Related
attractions
TO find out more about salt, visit the
website of the Salt Museum at
Northwich, Cheshire. Telephone:
01606 41331. There is also the
Lion Salt Works at Marston, Northwich. Telephone: 01606 41823.
We have tours around Nantwich. Ask at the Museum for
details. And here is one starting in February:
Nantwich Ghost Tours.
Nantwich
websites
TO
find out more out about Nantwich, you can visit a number of websites. Click
on any of the links in this paragraph. There is Nantwich,
Bill Pearson's website, and NantwichWEB. There
is also a Nantwich page on the personal website The Sandland
Experience, one by Peter
Robinson - and there's a personal website called
A
Dabber's Nantwich by our webmaster which includes What's On and Website
pages for Nantwich and surrounding districts.
There is more history - featuring an Elizabethan walled garden on the edge of
town - in a website for the Nantwich
Walled Garden Society.
There are also
commercial websites, including The Best of
. . . Nantwich and Come to Nantwich
which will provide information about the town.
If you are planning a longer visit to
Nantwich - and you are here at the relevant time - you could visit a production
by Nantwich Players at their
theatre on the Waterlode/Love Lane car park off Pillory Street - opposite the
Museum.
Other places to visit while in the area
AUDLEM is
a pleasant village about eight miles from Nantwich. For more information, visit
http://www.audlem.org/
WRENBURY is another local village you may care to go
to. Their website is: www.wrenbury.info/
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