Visit Stoke-on-Trent Brochure

Visit Stoke-on-Trent, produced by Stoke-on-Trent City Council, is a destination brochure showcasing a city with a rich and enthralling heritage, fascinating museums, a dynamic location and a bustling cultural atmosphere. Whether visiting for a weekend or a week, with family or with friends, the brochure was designed to inspire exploration of a vibrant city filled with charm, intrigue and opportunity.

Heritage and museums

The Visit Stoke-on-Trent brochure highlights heritage venues that take visitors on a journey through British social, design and industrial history. Among the attractions featured are:

• The Wedgwood Museum
• Moorcroft Heritage Visitor Centre
• Ford Green Hall and other period houses

The great outdoors

For those wishing to explore the great outdoors, the brochure points to the natural splendour and tranquillity of the Italian Gardens at the famous Trentham Estate, alongside the city's many period houses and green spaces.

Family fun

Families looking to treat the children will find plenty to enjoy. Visitors can walk on the wild side with Barbary macaque monkeys at Trentham Estate, where there are no fences or cages between guests and the animals. With many leisure and entertainment facilities, an ongoing list of events, and Alton Towers nearby, there is something for everyone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Visit Stoke-on-Trent brochure cover?

It covers the city's heritage, museums, outdoor attractions and family activities, inspiring visitors to explore a city with a rich and enthralling heritage and a bustling cultural atmosphere.

Which heritage attractions are featured?

Featured heritage venues include the Wedgwood Museum, the Moorcroft Heritage Visitor Centre and period houses such as Ford Green Hall.

Are there activities suitable for families?

Yes. Families can enjoy seeing Barbary macaque monkeys at Trentham Estate, along with many leisure and entertainment facilities, an ongoing list of events, and nearby Alton Towers.

What outdoor experiences are highlighted?

The brochure highlights the natural splendour and tranquillity of the Italian Gardens at the famous Trentham Estate, as well as period houses and green spaces.

Is the destination suitable for a short break or a longer stay?

The brochure caters for both, inspiring visitors whether they are coming for a weekend or a week, with family or with friends.

This brochure is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes Stoke-on-Trent City Council. For current details, visit the company's official website.