Ellesmere Port
Founded as an 18th century narrow boat canal town adjacent to the mighty Mersey and the Manchester Ship Canal and growing with the rise of the railways, Ellesmere Port is a town with a long industrial history. The history is preserved both at the National Waterways Museum and by the nineteen Grade II Listed industrial buildings that make up the museum site.
Today, Ellsemere’s commerce centre is the Cheshire Oaks shopping centre, the UK’s largest shopping outlet attracting 7 million visitors each year. This area of Ellesmere has seen profound regeneration, with smart restaurants and bars opening up to serve the constant parade of tourists, and new housing and retail parks attracting a growing number of locals.
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- Guest Accommodation
- Late License
- Asian Catering
- Civil License
- Golf
- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
- Guest Accommodation
- Outdoor Ceremony
- Pet Friendly
- Civil License
- Guest Accommodation
- Parking
- Civil License
- Guest Accommodation
- Outdoor Ceremony
- Civil License
- Guest Accommodation
Ellesmere Port
Founded as an 18th century narrow boat canal town adjacent to the mighty Mersey and the Manchester Ship Canal and growing with the rise of the railways, Ellesmere Port is a town with a long industrial history. The history is preserved both at the National Waterways Museum and by the nineteen Grade II Listed industrial buildings that make up the museum site.
Today, Ellsemere’s commerce centre is the Cheshire Oaks shopping centre, the UK’s largest shopping outlet attracting 7 million visitors each year. This area of Ellesmere has seen profound regeneration, with smart restaurants and bars opening up to serve the constant parade of tourists, and new housing and retail parks attracting a growing number of locals.