Droylsden Map
Droylsden map, view the Greater Manchester town of Droylsden, located in the county of Greater Manchester, England.
Detailed Street Map of Droylsden Greater Manchester & Guide to the Area
Droylsden Map Greater Manchester: Interactive map of Droylsden, displaying the town situated in the county of Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom.
Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Droylsden area and a Droylsden town centre map, showing Fairfield Railway Station and Audenshaw Reservoirs.
Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Droylsden map are: Tesco Express, Greggs, Boots, Costa Coffee, Subway, Droylsden Leisure Centre, Droylsden Library, The Crown Inn, The Britannia Pub, The Greyhound, St Mary's RC Church, Droylsden Market, Droylsden Park Surgery, Sainsbury's Local, Barclays Bank, Lloyds Bank, NatWest ATM, The Bridge Café, Salvation Army Church, McDonald's, Taco Bell, Premier Store, The Droylsden Tavern, Droylsden Medical Centre, The Windsor Castle, Blue Daisy Café, Poundstretcher, Co-op Funeralcare, Droylsden Community Centre, Dolphin Inn, Domino's Pizza, The Lock Inn, The Athletic Club, McColl's, Droylsden High School, St Peter's CE Primary School, AFC Droylsden FC, Specsavers, Age UK Droylsden, St Mark's Church, Vine Pharmacy, The Fish and Chips, Community NHS Hub, The Jubilee Pub, Droylsden Carpet Centre, The Gardeners Arms, Pizza Hut Delivery, Congress Hotel.
By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Ashton-under-Lyne, Audenshaw, Clayton, Droylsden Park, Clayton Vale, Audenshaw Reservoir, Fairfield, Gorton, Denton, Beswick, Openshaw, Abbey Hey, Newton Heath, Failsworth, Hollinwood, Guide Bridge, Reddish, Bardsley, Ashton Moss.
Droylsden is a straightforward and welcoming town tucked just east of Manchester city centre. It has that practical, no-nonsense feel—couldn't be described as flashy, but you've got friendly faces, a decent high street, cosy pubs and green patches that give it a balanced, lived-in charm. It's the sort of place where you tend to bump into familiar faces and the pace never feels too frantic, even with the city so close.
Droylsden's roots reach back to medieval times when it was a small agricultural village. Its growth really took off during the Industrial Revolution, driven by cotton mills along the Ashton Canal and booming local industry. The town's identity was shaped by factories, terraced housing, and the canal system linking it to Manchester and beyond. Today, Droylsden's home to around 30,000 people. While many of the old mills have disappeared or been converted into housing or offices, the town still wears its industrial heritage with quiet pride.
In the town centre you'll find a good mix of amenities. There's Tesco Express, Greggs, Boots and plenty of local cafés and takeaways for your daily needs. Droylsden Leisure Centre and the medical practice offer essential services, while the canal towpaths are perfect for a peaceful riverside stroll. Nearby Clayton Vale and Droylsden Park bring a bit of nature into daily life. Just a couple of miles out, the National Trust's Dunham Massey welcomes you into deer-filled parkland and a fine Georgian house, and English Heritage's Ordsall Hall isn't far for residents interested in Tudor charm and moated medieval halls.
Venturing out, Greater Manchester is a patchwork of sights and scenes. Manchester city centre is less than 20 minutes away by tram or train, with world-class museums, live music venues, theatres, football grounds and shopping districts such as the Arndale and Spinningfields. You've got the Lowry, MediaCity and Salford Quays for arts and waterfront life, and the outskirts offer green escapes like Heaton Park and the Pennine foothills. Whatever mood you're in, it's reachable quickly from Droylsden.
Droylsden benefits from solid transport connections. It's served well by buses into Ashton-under-Lyne, Manchester and Oldham, and Manchester's Metrolink tram line runs nearby with service into the city centre and beyond. For drivers, the M60 and M62 motorways are only a few minutes away, offering quick access across the North West. Manchester Airport is less than 30 minutes by car or taxi, making travel abroad pretty simple once you're loaded in.
Greater Manchester is a region full of contrasts and communities, knitted together by history, industry and modern reinvention. You've got city energy alongside market towns, former mills alongside regenerated neighbourhoods, cultural hubs alongside quiet suburbs. It's a place where each town brings its own identity—Droylsden fits right in with its friendly, grounded vibe and links to old industry and canals.
We hope you found this Droylsden tourist map useful for your visit to the area.
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