Discover WA history, landmarks, businesses and districts. Earn points, stamps and badges.
Visit the crossing that shaped Warrington.
First recorded in 1285, Warrington Bridge provided the lowest crossing of the River Mersey for centuries — the reason the town grew here. A three-arched stone bridge was opened by Henry VII in 1495. Visit Bridge Foot and see the crossing that shaped Warrington.
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Discover a participating local business on Warrinly.
The Mersey Coffee House
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An independent coffee shop in Warrington serving specialty espresso, fresh pastries and brunch, open 7 days with vegan options. Stop by, see what they offer and keep them in mind for your next coffee.
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Explore a different WA postcode district and discover a local place, business or landmark.
Explore WA4 — Latchford, Stockton Heath and Grappenhall. Walk the towpath at Latchford Locks on the Manchester Ship Canal, or cross Kingsway Bridge over the Mersey, opened in 1934. Find one local place, business or landmark you had not noticed before.
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Real questions about Warrington history and landmarks.
Answer every question correctly to complete the challenge.
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Guess the Warrington landmark from the clues.
Read the clues and name the landmark.
I am the oldest building in Warrington — people have worshipped here since around 650 AD.
My tower and spire reach 281 feet, among the tallest of any parish church in England — and mine leans a little.
I am Grade II* listed, a landmark for miles around, just east of the town centre.
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