The picturesque and historic market town of Nantwich is set deep in the heart of the Cheshire countryside.
For many years it's fashionable shops, pubs, restaurants and places of particular historical interest have maintained it's reputation as one of the county's most popular tourist destinations.

Churches' Mansion (pictured right) is just one of the many fine examples of Tudor architecture to be found in a town that dates back hundreds of years.

St. Mary's church stands proud in the centre of Nantwich and is visible for many a mile around. The church, which dates back to the 14th century, is widely regarded as one of the finest of all medieval churches in the land.

Nantwich is built around the extensive salt(brine) reserves so abundant at one time throughout Cheshire.
The term Wyche (Wich) from which Nantwich is derived refers to this and the suffix is found in other Cheshire towns such as Northwich and Middlewich

Nantwich's nightlife and annual events have something for everyone.
Whether it's fine food, a pub night, music or clubbing there is something here to suit everyone's tastes.
Many of Nantwich's pubs offer excellent food, a great atmosphere and accomodation for the weary traveller. CAMRA pubs are rife with The Black Lion, The Red Cow and The Vine all continuing to fly the flag for Real Ale in a traditional English pub setting..