Museum
Turton Tower
Bolton
With a National Art Pass you get
Free entry
Surrounded by ancient trees, rolling lawns and high stone walls, Turton Tower is a Lancashire manor house built in the 1400s, now a historical landmark.
Originally built in medieval times as a tower house, it later became a luxurious Tudor and then Victorian home. Today it still captures the spirit of those ages and displays some of the finest paintings and furniture in the region.
Visitor information
Address
Turton Tower
Chapeltown Road, Bolton, Lancashire, BL7 0HG
01204 852203
Opening times
Wednesday to Sunday, including bank holidays, 11.00 am to 4.00 pm. (during open season, March to October)
Visitor information
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