Sawley Abbey
Sawley Abbey
4.5
10:00 – 16:00
Segunda-feira
10:00 - 16:00
Terça-feira
10:00 - 16:00
Quarta-feira
10:00 - 16:00
Quinta-feira
10:00 - 16:00
Sexta-feira
10:00 - 16:00
Sábado
10:00 - 16:00
Domingo
10:00 - 16:00
Tela cheia
Principais maneiras de aproveitar atrações por perto
Localização
O melhor por perto
Restaurantes
19 dentro de 5 km
Spread Eagle
576
0.2 km$$ - $$$ • Bar • Britânica • Pub
Greendale View Kitchen
128
2.1 km$$ - $$$ • Café • Britânica • Opções vegetarianas
The Brown Cow
261
2.4 km$$ - $$$ • Bar • Britânica • Pub
The Assheton Arms
1.212
2.3 km$$ - $$$ • Bar • Frutos do mar • Britânica
Hudson's Ice Cream Parlour
37
2.3 km$ • Docerias
Asheton arms
10
2.3 km$$ - $$$ • Frutos do mar
Downham Ice Cream Shop
31
2.5 km$ • Docerias • Café • Britânica
Woody's Cafe
3
2.3 km
The Black Bull
7
2.4 kmPub
Jade Fountain
10
2.5 kmChinesa
Atrações
21 dentro de 10 km
Pendle Hill
258
Locais históricos
Clitheroe Castle and Museum
590
Locais históricos • Castelos
St Leonard's Church
4
2.3 kmIgrejas e catedrais
The Grand
58
Teatros
Driscolls Antiques Ltd (Antiques World)
15
4.1 kmLojas de antiguidade
Pendle Sculpture Trail
96
Trilhas para caminhada
St Peter and St Paul
1
3.1 kmIgrejas e catedrais
Browsholme Hall
65
Locais históricos
Clitheroe Country Market
37
Feiras e mercados de pulgas
The Keep
11
Galerias de arte
Contribua
4.5
55 avaliações
Excelente
29
Muito boa
19
Razoável
7
Ruim
0
Horrível
0
IAN D
Wigan, UK19.004 contribuições
Sawley Abbey was founded in 1146 on land given by William, third Lord Percy. The Percys, Northumberland’s greatest family, remained patrons of the abbey for much of its existence. In a lovely little village with the River Ribble running close by. The grounds in the abbey are well kept and it makes for a pleasant visit for about 30 minutes
Feita em 26 de abril de 2021
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Anita
Scunthorpe, UK1.227 contribuições
Casais
These interesting Abbey ruins that are great to look around and are completely free. Plenty of roadside parking available.
The only reason I didn't give a 5 is because most of the information boards are badly water damaged and need replacing.
Sadly, this is often seems tobe the case for their free sites.
The only reason I didn't give a 5 is because most of the information boards are badly water damaged and need replacing.
Sadly, this is often seems tobe the case for their free sites.
Feita em 15 de abril de 2021
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Norts1531
Wesham, UK21 contribuições
Stayed at the Spread Eagle Pub, which is literally just across the road. Loads of free parking, free entry to the ruins, and plenty of maps/descriptions, so you can get a good idea of whereabouts you're standing and what room/area you would have been in. Excellent spot for some photo opportunities, either of your dog or your missus. I got plenty of the dog. Spend as long as you want there, then go for a pint by the river at the Spread Eagle. Happy days!!!!
Feita em 29 de novembro de 2020
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LauraDaveJames
Solihull, UK3.605 contribuições
Casais
This beautiful old ruin is located not far off the A59 in the centre of the village of Sawley. There is no specific carpark but there was plenty of space, on the day we arrived, alongside the road. It is free to enter.
It is quite a large and beautifully peaceful place with great views of the surrounding countryside and Pendle hill. There are information boards but unfortunately some are worn and illegible.
It is quite a large and beautifully peaceful place with great views of the surrounding countryside and Pendle hill. There are information boards but unfortunately some are worn and illegible.
Feita em 11 de novembro de 2020
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Damian E
Oswaldtwistle, UK242 contribuições
Família
There is something relaxing about walking through these ruins. We take the kids and the dog & just let them have a bit of time exploring. The grounds are nice and enclosed with spectacular views.
This is one of favourite places because I feel stress free after an hour or so here
This is one of favourite places because I feel stress free after an hour or so here
Feita em 1 de setembro de 2020
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ceecee51
Blackpool, UK145 contribuições
Amigos
I have been visiting the ruins since childhood as I came from a village nearby. I usually have a walk round after dining in The Spread Eagle. The early of Derby was commissioned by Henry V111 to destroy the abbey.
There are some graves among the ruins. Also a collection of stone laid out on shelves to the left as you enter the gates. The latrines and a kitchen area with fireplace are both interesting.
The site is managed by English Heritage.
There are some graves among the ruins. Also a collection of stone laid out on shelves to the left as you enter the gates. The latrines and a kitchen area with fireplace are both interesting.
The site is managed by English Heritage.
Feita em 15 de fevereiro de 2020
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cammy5
Manchester, UK45 contribuições
Família
Lovely ares with a river nearby and a lovely pub next door makes this place extra special . You have to imagine the abby because it's just ruins but the area and pub makes up for the journey
Feita em 28 de dezembro de 2019
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gusandzeus
Groton, CT42 contribuições
This is a great example of an early Abbey and you will have a much better appreciation if you do some homework before you visit. The signage is rather scant and doesn't explain nearly enough. This was originally a large one and by the side of the road, so also took in travelers and had an infirmary. There was a significant choir, large kitchen with remnants of great ovens, and an impressive drainage system. There is also a display of stones that have been recovered on site and a nice pub/restaurant across the street!
Feita em 19 de novembro de 2019
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Emma B
7 contribuições
A sós
Abbey ruined in the Reformation and not much is left but worth a visit and the scenery around is beautiful.
Feita em 15 de novembro de 2019
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589Richard
Egremont, UK529 contribuições
Sadly, another proof of the vandalism of Henry VIII. But it's an interesting and peaceful place to immerse yourself in tranquility!
Feita em 3 de outubro de 2019
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Perguntas frequentes sobre Sawley Abbey
- Sawley Abbey abre neste horário:
- Dom - Sáb 10:00 - 16:00
- Hotéis perto de Sawley Abbey:
- The Spread Eagle Hotel (0.16 km)
- Fifty One and a Half Boutique B&B (5.12 km)
- Park House Boutique Bed & Breakfast (5.80 km)
- Stirk House Hotel (3.88 km)
- Peaks and Pods (12.39 km)
- Restaurantes perto de Sawley Abbey:
- Spread Eagle (0.16 km)
- The Brown Cow (2.42 km)
- Coach & Horses Restaurant (3.06 km)
- Brizola Bar and Grill (5.64 km)
- The Assheton Arms (2.25 km)