Festival Park

About

Has a wealth of activities. There is a ski slope and toboggan run, ten-pin bowling, a large cinema, shopping, a canalside pub, Waterworld, a four-star hotel, and a large park created from the site of the National Garden Festival.

Map of Festival Park

More sights nearby

Moorcroft Pottery
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Factory Tours Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 10:45AM. Advance booking required 48 hours in advance. Famous for its colourful tubelined pottery.
Price
Tours: Adult £7.50, children (min age 11) £5. Entrance to the Moorcroft museum is free
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Etruria Industrial Museum
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Steam-powered mill which crushed bones and flints as raw materials for pottery. It's only open once a month in summer, see website. Chedderton Mill near Leek is similar.
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Stage & screen

Mitchell Art Centre
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Mitchell Memorial Youth Theatre
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Middleport Pottery
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Burleigh Pottery
The last remaining fully working Victorian pottery. Tours available. Free Parking on site.
Hours
10AM-4PM
Price
Adult £11, student -18 +65 £10
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Stage & screen

Regent Theatre
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Main venue for touring productions
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City Museum and Art Gallery
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Well worth a visit, housing a world-class ceramics collection and also a preserved Spitfire, in memory of its designer, Reginald Mitchell, a native of Butt Lane (near Stoke).
Price
Free
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