Ordsall Hall

Amazing building, history, staff, exhibitions and activities. All the family love it. Visit once a month it’s that good! Constantly changing exhibits and activities. More...

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Beautiful building. No ghosts

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Wonderful !!staff are great lovely day out

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Really interesting tour of the hall. Very comprehensive. A great example of different styles and periods

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what a great day out the history of the place is brilliant a beautiful Tudor home. the staff was very friendly and attentive thank you.x

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A lovely hour spent here, very helpful staff and interesting house to visit.

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fab location buried in the depths of Salford. fab location for outdoor theatre! more more more!

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Lots of interactive things for children to do and it’s free to get in

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Brilliant staff , history, house. Amazing

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First visit and we had a lovely time. Beautiful hall and surroundings with lots to see.

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tour guide very knowledgeable. brilliant hall and grounds.

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very good and they are helpful us and free entry

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so much history..lovely people around.like a trip back in time...wonderful time spent there!!

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we had a really good guided tour, the guides were enthusiastic and knowledgeable . Fun and educational activites for children. our group had a very nice scone jam clotted cream and tea served in vintage tea sets. Nice afternoon! More...

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Amazing place. Wanted to visit for years but always on the way somewhere else (Trafford Park usually!) until I retired. After my visit, I must say that it is an absolute jewel in the crown for the City of Salford. It has been the subject of a sensitive restoration and conservation programme that has really brought the building to life. This particular architectural iteration is mostly from the 16th Century with some later modifications. The timber framed structure is v. Interesting and unusually for a heritage attraction, visitors can go up into the attic spaces. This was a highlight for me but then I love timber framed buildings. The magnificent Radclyffe Bed, which may soon be returning to its owner, who loaned it to Ordsall Hall in 2014 for 5 years, is itself worth making the trip for. It’s a late 16th C work of art and craftsmanship made in the North West for the owners of the Hall at that time. It is also the only surviving original piece of furniture from the hall’s chequered past - it has been everything from an artist’s studio to a clergy training school and even a Victorian working men’s club! The good news is that the staff are really helpful and visitor friendly and the caff does a great cuppa (and cake). More...

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amazing day for our Easter egg hunt ! Thanks to all the organisers the kids had a great time x

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This is a fascinating hall with many activities for children and many interesting information boards. It also has a café and small shop. Entry is free. Parking is £2.50 for three hours. More...

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Love it there ...excellent gym ..great classes and you can use library and computers if you wish...hot drinks available .....

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my daughter as been attending worsley leisure cantre a year and after 7 teachers i think we av found the one after 2 lesson with chloe allen my daughter as gain so much confidence and happy and enjoyin the lessons. so thank you chloe

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Attended Worsley Leisure Centre last night and I was amazed with the new refurb.

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Thank you so much to everyone at Worsley Pool! My daughter had her 5th birthday party at the pool last Saturday and it was brilliant! Can highly recommend it! The staff were great and nothing was too much trouble! All the kids had a fab time and my daughter has already planned to have her 6th birthday party there!! More...

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I photographed a Wedding at Ordsall Hall last year and I was blown away by the beautiful venue and grounds. They make the perfect backdrop. The staff were also very helpful and friendly. I highly recommend booking your Wedding here. More...

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I have recently signed up at the Walkden leisure gym. Massive down fall is having NO MIRRORS! No posture or progress can be seen. I have numerous friends not willing to sign up because of this no mirror problem! More...

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A little gem amid modern development and it's free.

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A fabulous building that has been renovated to a high standard with lots of history behind the doors. It has had many uses very interesting visit

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Really amaxing history of the hall. Great to know that the hall has had such varied uses over time.

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Staff were fantastic. Beautiful place 5*

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Really beautiful building with an interesting history. A great survivor and a valuable asset to the people of Salford. The volunteers are brilliant!

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A beautiful historic building with very helpful staff.

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The kids loved find out about the history of Ordsall Hall especially finding out about The White Lady with Rachel. The gnome trail activity was great and we enjoyed a little drink in the cafe too.

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The Witches Walk was yet again a great experience. Thank you to everyone who worked hard to put on such a great event. I am looking forward to next year’s Witches Walk!

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Haunted Happenings till 3am tonight ooohh

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Really imprrssed with the witches walk in Salford. The pictures don't do it justice, amazing effects and costumes and stunning floats. Would highly recommend everyone go down next year. great value for money as well! More...

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Great place for the family. It’s a beautiful building & the staff are very friendly

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Nice periodic place not far from city centre..

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Lovely little place. Interesting. Beautifully restored. Nice cafe too but a very limited menu. Good if you just want a coffee and cake. Gardens are also gorgeous and so well presented. I don’t know why it’s taken us so long to go. Great for a couple of hours, and free entry - excellent. Just the parking to pay for. Very enjoyable indeed More...

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the children really love coming here.. they can touch the items and dress iin all the old clothes

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Ordsall Hall is a beautiful house that stands in a newly developing area. Though people associate Salford as being 'rough' and similar, Ordsall Hall is a beautiful hidden gem that is quiet, beautiful, has knowledgeable staff and is a stunning part of Salfords history

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Thank you so much for the swim safe session today at Helly Hansen Watersports Centre. My two boys enjoyed it and came away with invaluable information if ever in deep water. Thank you to the lovely teachers today. More...

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My children attended the new summer sports camp at Ambrose today and absolutely loved it. I was concerned they’d be bored being there so long but it sounds like they haven’t stopped all day. They loved all the staff too. I would definitely recommend this and hope it’s continued for future school holidays. More...

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I had a fab day today with my 20 month old and almost 5 year old. Dressing up, role play, the frame trail, so much to do we ran out of time to do the arts and crafts we came to do.

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I visited today for the first time with my 5 and 9yr olds. We all had a fantastic time. There was so much for them to look at and experience. They loved trying the different costumes on, following the quiz trail and watering the garden. The staff were welcoming and friendly and expanded the children's knowledge with fascinating facts. Highly recommended day out in a beautiful building More...

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Attended pride and prejudice open air theatre in the grounds. It was great.

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Loved the building love the Tudor period even hearin* the building was used and lived in into the 1900 century , Sylvia was our guide very informative who volunteers as do many people there. It’s brilliantly restored and maintained by the volunteers and Salford council with funding! Will be going back it’s very unusual to see a beautiful building by modern properties! Cxx More...

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Steve and Phil @ Confetti Wedding Photography had the great pleasure of attending Ordsall Hall to immortalise the union of Matthew and Marade Lambert yesterday. The building and grounds are beautiful in their own right and the venue makes for a spectacular wedding location, too. All the staff were welcoming, friendly and very helpful, especially Sue who went out of her way to ensure that everything went smoothly and seamlessly. More...

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