In 1630, an ancient woodland under 2 hours from Manchester opened as England’s first paid tourist attraction; the 12-acre riverside estate now transforms into a winter wonderland with a quaint Christmas market for just 2 days a year

In 1630, an ancient woodland under 2 hours from Manchester opened as England’s first paid tourist attraction; the 12-acre riverside estate now transforms into a winter wonderland with a quaint Christmas market for just 2 days a year