What a hidden gem of a place, a great free activity in Salford. Beautiful old Tudor building. Friendly staff and interesting exhibits and events put on here.
Excellent place to visit, it's right in the middle of new buildings and houses so it looks odd lol but it's a cool place to visit. The Café is cheap and staff are excellent.
We came to visit last week and had a lovely time. Sue, a volunteer, was so helpful and gave us lots of help and information. So thank you to Sue! She really was brilliant. Will definitely come back for a visit again. It is free to go in, which is great, and donations really help to keep this hidden gem open.
Great little oasis in the middle of Manchester/Salford. Really nice and knowledgeable staff and more than happy to help. Definitely recommend Ordsall Hall for a great day out AND ITS FREE!!
Waay too underrated! The whole story gave me goosebumps throughout the castle! U cannot go there and tell me it wasn’t worth it! There was amazing staff that u could literally talk to for hours! A lovely lady told us the whole story of that mansion. Even the scary but heartbreaking ghost story (lady in white). Anyways, just the little artifacts and the architecture is worth seeing! So if you’re thinking of visiting, you should definitely go there! There’s even a huge garden surrounding the place!
Fabulous Tudor hall in the middle of Salford. Very interesting interior and lovely gardens. Lots of information given here by staff and info boards. Nice little cafe and it's free to visit. Well worth spending some time here.
Ordsall Hall is a well maintained heritage building. It has many friendly and supportive staff to make you a wonderful visit. BTW, no admission fee, donation is welcome, parking fee is reasonable (£2.50 for three hours ).
Fascinating multi-century home and gardens, originating from the eleven hundreds, but concentrating on the Tudor era. Knowledgeable staff with interesting insights and humorous anecdotes. A great morning or afternoons activity, five minutes walk from Exchange Quay Metrolink Station. The fact that this place exists in such an urban area, I think is a minor miracle. Free entry - please be generous with a donation.
Magnificent Tudor Mansion, recently restored to display the history of the families and landscape transformation around it. The visiting path is modernly designed, and involving, especially for the youngest, with living guided tours, costumes dressing and practical experiences. Personnel very welcoming and helpful, seems genuinely dedicated to his duty. Ample gardens where to relax and enjoy food and drink from the cafe. Nice visitor shop. Entrance is free, but the place surely deserve a generous donation!
Ordsall Hall is located at 322 Ordsall Ln, Salford M5 3AN, UK
You can contact Ordsall Hall at +44 161 872 0251
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