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Crewe is a town in the unitary authority of Cheshire East in Cheshire, England, with a population of 76,437 in 2021. It is known for its railway history, engineering works, and motor car production by Rolls-Royce and Bentley.
- Queens Park. With a perfect oval footprint, Queens Park is a resplendent Victorian park that opened in 1887 on land donated by the London and North Western Railway.
- Crewe Heritage Centre. Somewhere to tap into Crewe’s railway history, the Heritage Centre is on the site of the Victorian Old Works that were torn down in the early 1980s.
- Lyceum Theatre. A striking landmark in the centre of town, the Lyceum Theatre has an interesting back story. The theatre evolved from a repurposed Roman Catholic church, built for the Irish community working on the railway in the middle of the 19th century.
- Bentley Motors Factory Tour. As the Second World War approached, Crewe was chosen as a manufacturing centre for aeroplane engines thanks to its road and railway links.
Crewe is a town in Cheshire with a rich railway heritage and a vibrant modern scene. Explore its shops, bars, restaurants, parks, theatre, market and more.
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- Cptnstv. 3 contributions. Brilliant staff. Just like to thank the staff who are so caring. I was on my own waiting for taxi and they wouldn't close. They stayed with me when everyone else had left to make sure I got in my taxi ok.
- Will. United Kingdom 14 contributions. Expected more. Not that much to do, friendly staff. Highly over-priced. Great parking though. Hardly any moving trains go past.
- Alan T. 1 contribution. Lake spoiled it. All nicely kept, the only thing let’s it down was lake looks very polluted would have liked to hired a little boat but the water was all colours didn’t look healthy at all shame really.
- Simon B. Bury, UK1 contribution. Now Toms Tap & Brewhouse. Now called Toms Tap & Brewhouse, has various events throughout the month. Still they only brewer in Crewe & does award winning beers.
- Cptnstv. 3 contributions. Brilliant staff. Just like to thank the staff who are so caring. I was on my own waiting for taxi and they wouldn't close. They stayed with me when everyone else had left to make sure I got in my taxi ok.
- Will. United Kingdom 14 contributions. Expected more. Not that much to do, friendly staff. Highly over-priced. Great parking though. Hardly any moving trains go past.
- Alan T. 1 contribution. Lake spoiled it. All nicely kept, the only thing let’s it down was lake looks very polluted would have liked to hired a little boat but the water was all colours didn’t look healthy at all shame really.
- Simon B. Bury, UK1 contribution. Now Toms Tap & Brewhouse. Now called Toms Tap & Brewhouse, has various events throughout the month. Still they only brewer in Crewe & does award winning beers.
4 days ago · Crewe is a town in Cheshire East, England, that was founded by the Grand Junction Railway Company in 1837. It is known for its railway works, automobile and clothing industries, and its proximity to Birmingham and Manchester.
Crewe is a medium-sized town in South Cheshire, famous for its railway connections and Rolls-Royce heritage. Learn about its history, attractions, transport, and accommodation options in this comprehensive travel guide.
