Perched right on the edge of Salford is the leafy suburb of Worsley.
Known for its beautiful scenery and landmarks, the affluent and picturesque village can be found along the Bridgewater Canal. With its pretty green stretches and magpie style mock-Tudor houses, it really is a slice of rural life in urban Manchester.
Steeped in history, the village is home to 48 listed buildings, including early medieval manor house Wardley Hall, the court house, the fountain and a telephone kiosk. Worsley Delph , a former coal mine, is a scheduled monument.
