National Trust - Quarry Bank

The riverside textile mills have mills and gardens to display machinery for cotton production. Founded in 1784 by Samuel Gregg, one of the best preserved textile mills of the Industrial Revolution, the textile mills were expanded and updated over the past few decades to become one of the world’s largest cotton manufacturers in the 19th century.

It is a place where you can learn about the British Industrial Revolution. If you don't know the history, it's just a large and perfect place for a walk, but you may think it's a little scary to hear how each room is used and the episodes at that time. Hmm. There is also a cafe inside, where you can spend a relaxing time drinking tea and eating cakes in an old and fashionable cute space.

It is about 20 kilometers from Manchester, a textile factory with nearly two hundred years of history. In order to let tourists experience the textile process of the year, it is still running, waterwheel, steam engine will take you back to the distant past, it is worth visiting.

This is an 18th century spinning factory, witness the early prosperity of the industrial revolution, after hundreds of years, still can not stand, still live cloth, people can not help but think about the past, what happened here.

The riverbank textile factory is a very elegant place, where you can see the British noble temperament, very beautifully arranged.

The yarn factory is surrounded by fields, houses and churches. It is worth a visit. It is suitable for couples who like quiet and enjoy the world of two people quietly.