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Explore the North West
Five Day Supercar Hire tour of the North West – Cities and Scenery
Day 1 Chester
Explore the delights of the walled city of Chester by taking time out in this interesting city. Visit the Cathederal, Roman Ampitheatre and then take a stroll along the River Dee. Chester Races are fabulous events, with many well turned out race-goers enjoying the Champagne tent in the centre of the course.
Accommodation: Stay in the five star Grosvenor Hotel and Spa - you and your Supercar will be well looked after in this famous hotel.
Day 2 Liverpool
Liverpool’s capital of culture celebrations mean that the city has been developed and enhanced by new buildings and attractions. The architecture is world-class, with more listed buildings than any city outside London. The heart of the city and its waterfront make this a graceful city. Visit the refurbished World Museum Liverpool and the Tate Liverpool and Merseyside Maritime Museum have their homes on the waterfront, at the Albert Dock, alongside the not to be missed Beatles Story.
Accommodation: Stay in the Crowne Plaza Liverpool, which occupies a fantastic position and overlooks the water front of this vibrant city centre.
Day 3 Manchester
Soak up some culture in Manchester. Head to Manchester Art Gallery, Castlefield Gallery or the Whitworth Art Gallery. When the temptation to explore overcomes you, try the quirky Northern Quarter where you'll find the village-like Manchester Craft and Design Centre. At The Quays, visit The Lowry or The Imperial War Museum North, a breathtaking building designed by Daniel Libeskind.
Accomodation: Stay in the luxurious Lowery Hotel, Manchester's most fashionable hotel, ideally situated on the banks of the River Irwell in the recently-developed Chapel Wharf area on the Salford-Manchester boundary.
Day 4 Peak District
Deep sheltered valleys and wild upland moorland belie the industrial past of the village of Wildboarclough, through which the picturesque Clough Brook tumbles.
Sheep farming is now the main occupation and the landscape is known to thousands who viewed One Man and His Dog on BBC TV, with Shutlingsloe (1,659 feet) in the background.
Forest Chapel (1,282 feet), built in 1673, continues an ancient tradition of a rush-bearing service every August.
High on the dramatic moorland, the Cat and Fiddle Inn (1830) stands at 1,659 feet, a welcome sight to travelers as well as summer visitors out walking, hang-gliding, taking helicopter rides or merely enjoying the spectacular view across the Cheshire Plain.
Accommodation: Stay in East Lodge Hotel, a luxury, country house hotel close to Chatsworth, with 12 delightful, ensuite bedrooms.
Day 5 Nantwich and the Upper Weaver Valley
Travel south to Nantwich in the Upper weaver Valley. Here you can explore this historic Market town filled with fine black and white buildings and visit the salt museums – the heritage left from the salt mining in Natchwich in Roman times. Make sure you take a stroll along the famous canal at Nantwhich and visit the pretty village of Audlem where you can see the Shropshire Union Canal descend into the Cheshire plain over a picturesque two mile stretch of 15 locks, providing an ideal resting place for walkers, cyclists and narrow boat cruisers alike. Head out of the town towards Beeston and enjoy some wonderful home-cooked fayre before relaxing in front of the fire.
Accommodation : Wild Boar Hotel & Brasserie, Beeston. Head west out of Nantwich to Beeston. This beautiful country house hotel has 37 individually-designed bedrooms, or book a 4-poster suites for that special occasion. The rooms have superb views over the Cheshire plains.
Enjoy the peacful drive back to Chester, or alternatively Northern Ferrari Hire can collect your Supercar at your final destination.
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