About Rochdale- Rochdale takes it's name from its position on the River Roche and is probably best known for its Co-op, the beginning of the Co-operative movement, which today still includes the well known national supermarket chain Rochdale is also well known for its textile industries including cotton, silk and wool and is twinned with Bielefeld in Germany and Tourcoing in France. Situated at the foot of the Pennines – also known as “the back-bone of England”.
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Things to do - Explore the fascinating aspects of Rochdale's heritage, discover contrasting architectural styles, find inspiration in the many galleries and museums and be reinvigorated by spectacular Pennine moors, wooded river valleys and country parks. The award winning Touchstones Rochdale includes four art galleries, museum, heritage gallery, tourist infomation centre, local studies centre and cafe.
For days out with children see: www.kidsdaysout.co.uk/
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