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Manchester
Aquatic Centres & the Northwest Region of England
 
Papillon Graphics' Virtual Encyclopaedia
of Manchester
Including
Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside,
Trafford & Wigan
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Aquatics
& Aquaria
Day Trips in the Northwest of England
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Britain's Aquatic Superstore, Bolton
225
Folds Road, Bolton.
Tel: 01204-534343.
The
company name is no idle boast - this is probably the largest
collection of retail fish and things aquatic - certainly in
the north of Britain, as well as other pets (rodents, birds,
small mammals, etc). Known locally as "Dave's Aquarium",
it has an extensive collection of cold water, tropical and marine
fish, underwater life and plants. Well worth a visit, even if
only to take a look. Open 7 days a week from 9.00am till late,
(including Bank Holidays), but please check - times may have
changed. Limited parking. Refreshments and light meals available.
All major Credit Cards accepted.
Bolton Museum
Aquarium
Le Mans
Crescent, Bolton BL1 1SE.
Tel: 01204-332211.
Fax: 01204-332241.
Website: www.boltonmuseums.org.uk
Email: museum@bolton.gov.uk
Open
Monday-Saturday 10.00am-5.00pm.
Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays. Times may have changed - please
check before setting out. Museum accessible to wheelchair users
and disabled persons - lifts and helpful staff on hand. Gift
shop on site offering jewellery, ceramics, stationery, greetings
cards and souvenirs.
Cascade
Water Gardens
Irwell Bank
Farm, Bury Road, Radcliffe
Bury M26 2WX.
Tel: 0161-725 8142.
Large
stocks of tropical, cold water, pond and marine fish for all
aquariums, ponds and aquatic settings.
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Britain's Aquatic
Superstore

Large Marine
Aquaria

Giant Amazon
Waterlilies in the Palms Tropical Oasis

One of Stapeley's
many ornamental garden features

Exotic fish
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Oasis
Aquarium
Pearl
House, 8 / 8a Great Clowes Street,
Manchester M7 9RE.
Tel: 0161-832 583. Fax: 0161-839 4019.
Email:
oasisaquarium@msn.com
With nearly 200 aquariums of healthy tropical. marine and
pond fish and plants coupled with 3 floors of all thats best
in the aquarium hobby we are sure that however far you travel
you're certain to be impressed by your visit
Stapeley
Water Gardens, Cheshire
London Road, Stapeley, Nantwich, Cheshire.
Website:
www.stapeleywatergardens.com
Email: stapeleywg@btinternet.com
Tel: 01270-623868 and 628628
Fax: 01270-624919 and 624188.
There is something for everyone at what claims to be the world's
largest water garden centre. Display gardens and pools with
the National Collection of water lilies in bloom during the
summer. All your gardening and water gardening supplies. Gift
shops and restaurants. The Palms Tropical Oasis, a huge glass
house home to tropical plants, fish, birds and animals. Discover
colourful reef fish and poisonous lionfish amidst some of the
most exciting environments. Europe's premiere angler's superstore.
Extended and modernised pet centre.
New Shark Bay - Baby Black Tipped Reef Sharks (The Palms Tropical
Oasis).
Opening Times:
Summer: Daily from 9am - 6pm (except for The Palms Tropical
Oasis which opens daily from 10am - 6pm), Sunday 10am - 4pm,
Bank Holidays 10am - 6pm. Winter: Daily from 9am - 5pm (except
for The Palms Tropical Oasis which opens daily from 10am - 5pm),
Bank Holidays 10am - 5pm
Angling opens every Wednesday night until 8pm, Stapeley Water
Gardens opens every Wednesday in summer until 8pm).
Open every day except Easter Sunday and Christmas Day (except
for The Palms Tropical Oasis which is open on Christmas Day
for pre-booked lunches and Easter Sunday 10am - 6pm). Please
check opening times before setting offf in case they have changed.
Admission Prices:
As of 1st Januray 2005:
Adults £4.45, Children
£2.60,
Concessions £3.95,
Family Ticket (2 Adults, 2 Children) £12.10, Family Ticket
(2 Adults, 3 Children) £14.30. Please note that prices
and oipening times may be subject to change and that you are
advised to check before setting out.
Location:
Junction16 on M6 Motorway 1mile southof Nantwich on A51 to Stone,
follow brown tourist signs.
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