Port Sunlight

Merseyside

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One of the finest surviving examples of early urban village planning in the UK, originally built in 1888.

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An industrial's worker's village, now an award winning tourist attraction. A village originally built by William Lever to house the workers of his nearby soap factory.
Home to more than 900 Grade II listed buildings, set in 130 acres of parkland and gardens with museums including the Port Sunlight Museum & Edwardian Worker's Cottage, galleries, monuments and architecture, all waiting to be explored.
Gift shop on site.
Price includes a short guided tour by coach and admission.

Dagfields Emporium: 1.25 hours
Port Sunlight: 3 hours

Approx return to first set down point: 8.00pm
Code: D (Last Pickup Point - Kegworth Market Place)