Macclesfield Map

Macclesfield map, view the Cheshire town of Macclesfield, located in the county of Cheshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Macclesfield Cheshire & Guide to the Area

Macclesfield Map Cheshire: Interactive map of Macclesfield, displaying the town situated in the county of Cheshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Macclesfield and a Macclesfield town centre map, showing Macclesfield Railway Station (click + once) and Macclesfield District General Hospital.

Other facilities in Macclesfield, some of which may also be visible on the map are Macclesfield Silk Museum, The Treacle Tap, Tegg's Nose Country Park, Paradise Mill, The Picturedrome, The Snow Goose, Waters Green Medical Centre, Macclesfield Library, Macclesfield Railway Station, St Michael & All Angels Church, Grosvenor Shopping Centre, Fat Face, Cibo Italian, Arighi Bianchi, TK Maxx, The Society Rooms, Costa Coffee, Primark, Boots, Hays Travel, Pizza Express, RedWillow Brewery, Chilli Banana, Proper Sound, Jack Sevens Gallery, The Button Warehouse, The Flower Shop, Body & Soul, Prestbury Road Surgery, Jordangate House, Macclesfield College, Park Lane School, Tytherington School, The King's School, Macclesfield General Hospital, The Castle Inn, The Fountain, Plums Kitchen, Mandarina, Roost, The Bear Town, Samaritans Macclesfield, Jobcentre Plus, Cheshire East Council Office, West Park Museum, Ryman, WHSmith, Holland & Barrett, Macclesfield Rugby Club, Macclesfield Leisure Centre, The Old Millstone.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Bollington, Prestbury, Sutton, Rainow, Langley, Gawsworth, Henbury, Broken Cross, Tytherington, Mottram St Andrew, Adlington, Pott Shrigley, Over Alderley, Nether Alderley, Chelford, Capesthorne, Siddington, Rushton Spencer, Wildboarclough, Kettleshulme, Higher Hurdsfield, Lower Withington, Congleton, Alderley Edge, Wilmslow, Handforth, Poynton, Holmes Chapel.

Macclesfield is a lively market town on the edge of the Peak District, where cobbled streets, creative spots and green hills all come together in a way that feels distinctly Cheshire. It's got a real mix to it—one part old-world charm, one part bustling community, with enough independent shops, pubs and cultural spaces to keep things interesting. Whether you're out for a walk along the canal or grabbing a bite in the town centre, there's a warm, laid-back feel to the place that makes it easy to enjoy.

The town's roots go way back, but it really came into its own during the Industrial Revolution as a major player in the silk industry. At one point, it was known as the "silk capital of the world", and you can still feel that legacy in the old mill buildings and the Silk Museum. The population these days is around 52,000, and while industry has moved on, Macclesfield has managed to keep its character while shifting towards a more modern economy. You'll find a thriving arts scene, plenty of independent businesses and a growing reputation as a base for those who like a mix of countryside and creativity.

There's loads to see and do. The Silk Museum tells the story of the town's textile heritage, while Paradise Mill lets you see the old looms in action. Macclesfield Forest and nearby Teggs Nose Country Park offer some of the best walking trails in the area, with cracking views across the hills. Just up the road is Hare Hill, a peaceful National Trust garden with a lovely walled space and woodland walks. A short drive brings you to the stately beauty of Lyme Park—think sprawling grounds, deer, and the house that famously stood in for Pemberley in Pride and Prejudice. If you're into history, Capesthorne Hall and Gawsworth Hall aren't far either, both full of stories and photo-worthy backdrops.

Wider Cheshire has its own draw. Chester is a must-see with its Roman walls, half-timbered shops and riverside charm. Tatton Park offers another big estate day out, and Delamere Forest is perfect for getting out and about on foot or by bike. You've got quaint market towns like Knutsford, artsy hotspots like Bollington and food-friendly places like Alderley Edge. It's a county that gives you heritage, greenery and culture all in one go, whether you're after a relaxing weekend or something more active.

Getting to Macclesfield is straightforward. It's on the main train line between Manchester and London, so you can be in either city in less than two hours. Manchester Airport is only about 25 minutes away by road or train, so it's handy for travel abroad too. The A523 runs through the town and connects to the bigger routes like the M6 and A34. Locally, buses link Macclesfield to neighbouring towns and villages, and there's a network of footpaths and cycle trails for getting about on two feet or two wheels.

Cheshire is one of those counties that does a bit of everything. You've got historic towns, posh postcodes, country walks and a strong sense of local pride. There's something low-key and charming about the way it balances modern life with old-fashioned character. Whether you're in the mood for museums, markets, music festivals or moorland hikes, it's all there if you want it—without feeling too showy about it.

Some More Nearby Places: Bollington, Prestbury, Sutton, Rainow, Langley, Gawsworth, Henbury, Broken Cross, Tytherington, Mottram St Andrew, Adlington, Pott Shrigley, Over Alderley, Nether Alderley, Chelford, Capesthorne, Siddington, Rushton Spencer, Wildboarclough, Kettleshulme, Higher Hurdsfield, Lower Withington, Congleton, Alderley Edge, Wilmslow, Handforth, Poynton, Holmes Chapel.

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