Bolton has a number of great places to visit in its area, whether that be with family or by yourself.
February half-term is on the horizon so now is the time to start planning some fun activities.
TripAdvisor is a great place to find the best attractions in Bolton and we have looked through the reviews to find the top four things to do.
Here are the best four attractions near Bolton for you to visit this year.
Best attractions near Bolton according to TripAdvisor:
1. Smithills Open Farm
Tripadvisor rating: 4.5
Location: Smithills Dean Road, Bolton, BL1 7NS
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Set within 70 acres of countryside and just a few miles from Bolton, this farm has something for everyone.
There are more than 25 animals at the farm including cows, pigs, goats sheep, rabbits and llamas.
Tickets can be purchased online from £7.50 for children two years and older and £8.50 for adults.
2. Jumbles Country Park
Tripadvisor rating: 4.5
Location: Bradshaw Road Bradshaw, Bolton, BL2 6EJ
Jumbles Country Park is a lovely walking route around the reservoir and has a cafe for refreshments.
The woodland is home to birds such as the jay, sparrowhawk, grey heron and kestrel.
It has won the Travellers' Choice award in 2021.
Visit the website for more information here.
3. Bolton Steam Museum
Tripadvisor rating: 5
Location: Mornington Rd, Bolton BL1 4EU
The Bolton Steam Museum is a world-class visitor attraction displaying the largest collection of working mill engines in Europe.
There is no admission charge but a donation is recommended to keep the volunteer-led museum running.
Visit the website for more information here.
4. Bolton Library and Museum Services
Tripadvisor rating: 4.5
Location: Mornington Rd, Bolton BL1 4EU
Bolton Museum and Art Gallery has an Ancient Egypt Gallery with fascinating artifacts and lots of information about Bolton's rich heritage.
The attraction is free to visit and also includes Greater Manchester's only aquarium.
Visit the website for more information here.
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