Staffordshire Attractions
Alton Towers	Biddulph Grange Gardens
Theme park located in the grounds of a former stately home in Staffordshire The second most visited theme park in the UK	Delightful high Victorian garden – an extraordinary survival from the 19th century Rare and exotic planting and architecture: from Egyptian court, to elegant Italian terraces
Cheddleton Flintmill	Churnet Valley Railway	Drayton Manor
Two water mills on the river Churnet at Cheddeton, 3 miles south of Leek here is a small museum with cottage kilns, a canal boat and steam engines.	A delightful 101/2 mile return journey through Staffordshire's hidden valley Visitor facilities including car parking, picnic island, souvenier shop, tearoom and museum.	Packed with a host of great rides and attractions set in 280 acres of lakes and parkland. Drayton Manor features some of the biggest, wettest and scariest rides around! Ride apocalypse is the world's first stand up tower drop.
Brindley Mill	Waterworld	Rudyard Lake
There is a small museum with cottage kilns, a canal boat and steam engines. The mill houses a small museum dedicated to Brindley's life and achievements.	WaterWorld attracts over 400,000 visitors a year making it a leading visitor attraction in North Staffordshire, and the UK’s No.1 aqua park.	Lying in a fold in thickly wooded hillsides, Rudyard Lake is a haven of peace and tranquility less than a mile from the A523 that links Leek to Macclesfield.