Runcorn
Once famous as a resort, Runcorn has more recently been famous as the setting for Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. While there are plenty of places to get a pint, few are more unusual than the pub inside the town’s ancient Halton Castle overlooking the Mersey. Situated on the Mersey and the Weaver rivers, Runcorn is bisected by charming canals and boasts several parks of outstanding natural beauty. Those looking for a church ceremony for a wedding in Runcorn are well served; the town has over 30 churches, from new congregations in modern builds to the Grade II listed All Saints in Runcorn’s historic and well preserved Old Town.
Located just off the M56, Liverpool Airport and Manchester Airport are both less than 30 minutes drive. Mainline rail services directly connect Runcorn to locally to Manchester and Liverpool, and nationally to Wales, Scotland and London.
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Your journey to the happiest and most memorable day of your life starts here, with a big taste of Brooklyn in Manchester.
Overlooking Sefton Park, with quite wonderful photo opportunities, this beautifully refurbished hotel combines the very best of old and new.
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Runcorn
Once famous as a resort, Runcorn has more recently been famous as the setting for Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. While there are plenty of places to get a pint, few are more unusual than the pub inside the town’s ancient Halton Castle overlooking the Mersey. Situated on the Mersey and the Weaver rivers, Runcorn is bisected by charming canals and boasts several parks of outstanding natural beauty. Those looking for a church ceremony for a wedding in Runcorn are well served; the town has over 30 churches, from new congregations in modern builds to the Grade II listed All Saints in Runcorn’s historic and well preserved Old Town.
Located just off the M56, Liverpool Airport and Manchester Airport are both less than 30 minutes drive. Mainline rail services directly connect Runcorn to locally to Manchester and Liverpool, and nationally to Wales, Scotland and London.
