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Short Public Tour of Rochdale Town Hall
Type:Guided Walk
Rochdale Town Hall, The Esplanade, Rochdale, OL16 1AB
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Short Public Tours of Rochdale Town Hall take place every Wednesday (2.15-3.15pm) - a chance to be taken around some of the finest features of the historic building, including the Exchange, Great Hall and Council Chambers.
Learn about the many stories that have contributed to the building, as well as to the wider town (there is also more information available in the full HAUNT Manchester article here). There are chairs in most rooms, providing places for people to sit as the tour travels from room to room.
Price: adults (12 years and over) £4.50 per person, children (under 12 years old) £2.30 per person.
Payment options: pay by cash, card, contactless, Apple Pay or Android Pay at Rochdale Town Hall reception on the day of the tour.
No booking required, just turn up on the day.
Full Public Tours are also available (typically taking place every Monday, except Bank Holidays), lasting for 2.5 hours, with more information available here.
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