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Experience the Halliwell Jones Stadium

The Halliwell Jones Stadium is one of the UK's youngest major sporting grounds, having been built in 2003. The home of the Warrington Wolves Rugby League Club, this stadium is distinguished by two commemorative monuments to Brian Bevan, a prolific Australian winger and record-breaking try scorer. In 14 years of playing for Warrington, he scored 721 tries. The stadium also played host to a semi-final of the UEFA Women's Euro in 2005.

Welcome to Warrington

Nestled between Liverpool and Manchester, the town of Warrington has a history stretching back to the Roman occupation of Britain. Today, visitors can find a small, but proud heritage culture, great, personable restaurants like The Cotton Mill and Mojo, as well as a bustling town centre, featuring the Golden Square, a popular shopping centre where you can find all the UK's major high street brands in one convenient building.

Exploring Norton Priory

A short drive south-west of Warrington's town centre, Norton Priory Museum and Gardens offers a great combination of architectural, historical, and natural beauty. Centred around the ruins of a medieval monastery, this breathtaking heritage site also features a walled Georgian garden, picturesque orchards, and the National Collection of Tree Quince. Whether you want to delve into the history of Warrington or simply unwind in this tranquil green oasis, Norton Priory is certainly worth a visit when you're in the area.

Planning a trip to Halliwell Jones Stadium? Travelodge Warrington Hotel is just a five minute drive away, and Travelodge Warrington Gemini Hotel can be reached in quarter of an hour.