Bury, England Guide & Hotel Reservations from Cheap Hotels Worldwide

Enjoy a vacation in the foothills of the Pennines of West England when you choose Bury as your next vacation destination. This is the largest metropolitan town in the Borough of Bury located on the northern side of Greater Manchester. It became a market town in the 10th century and gained importance during the Industrial Revolution with an increase in population when people moved here to work in the cotton industry.

Visit the Bury Art Gallery and Museum, where you will see an impressive collection of Victorian and 20th century art. St. Mary's Church is the site where Mary Tudor, the sister of King Henry VIII is buried. Take a trip back in time when you ride the East Lancashire Railway, a line that originally opened in 1846. Walk along the Irwell Sculpture Trail, where there are 30 sculptures created by artists from the region, the country and other parts of the world to celebrate the heritage and the scenery of the area. This trail is 30 miles long, so it will take you a few days to get to see all of it.

If you like shopping, the selection of shops in Bury will truly delight you. The World Famous Market has stood in the same place for more than 600 years. Stroll through the streets and drop into the many specialty boutiques and stroll through the Milgate Shopping Center. Taste the delectable black pudding in the market or stop in one of the many restaurants for a snack or a fine meal. With its full range of accommodations and vibrant nightlife, there is something here for every person on vacation.