Cheadle is a historic market town in Staffordshire, situated between the Staffordshire Moorlands and the Peak District. The town developed as a local market and manufacturing centre and retains a number of attractive historic buildings. Its location among the hills and valleys of the Moorlands makes it a convenient base for exploring rural Staffordshire.
Cheadle (Staffordshire): Historical sights and information
Facts about Cheadle (Staffordshire)
- Latitude:
- 52.985905
- Longitude:
- -1.985436
- GPS Coordinates:
- 52°59' N, 01°59' W
The historical and tourist significance of the town
The Church of St Giles and the historic town centre are among Cheadle's notable landmarks, while the distinctive Victorian architecture of the town adds to its character. Alton Towers Resort is located nearby and is the region's best-known family attraction. The Peak District National Park and Churnet Valley provide opportunities for walking, cycling and scenic railway journeys.
Food and local life
Cheadle has traditional pubs, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and independent shops serving both residents and visitors. Staffordshire oatcakes, local cheeses, meats and traditional British dishes are common regional foods. Spring through early autumn is particularly suitable for exploring the surrounding countryside, while Alton Towers provides a major attraction during the warmer months.
Locations & Tours
Discover famous landmarks, historical sites and tourist attractions in Cheadle (Staffordshire).