Romiley Map

Romiley map, view the Greater Manchester village of Romiley, located in the county of Greater Manchester, England.

Detailed Street Map of Romiley Greater Manchester & Guide to the Area

Romiley Map Greater Manchester: Interactive map of Romiley, displaying the village situated in the county of Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Romiley area and a Romiley village centre map, showing Romiley Railway Station.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Romiley map are: The Spread Eagle, Platform 1 Bar, The Romiley Arms, The Forum Theatre, Etherow Country Park Café, Greggs, Costa Coffee, Chives Restaurant, Platform One Hair, Co-op Food, John Delany Motors, Romiley Medical Practice, Compstall Primary School, Romiley Primary School, Romiley Fish Bar, Helly Hansen Stockport, Romiley Tandoori, The Dressing Room Boutique, Rowlands Pharmacy, Peak Vets, The Green Room Hair Studio, Post Office, Carver Theatre, Chadkirk Chapel, Chadkirk Kennels, Romiley Dental Practice, R & J Butchers, Brookdale Club and Theatre, Romiley Chinese Takeaway, Valley Cycles, Edwards Wine Bar, Buttercup Florist, Goyt Wines, One Stop Shop, KFC Stockport Road, Pure Class Barbers, Ladbrokes, Etherow Centre, Romiley Methodist Church, St Chad's Church, Tesco Express, The Retreat Rooms, Reddish Vale Farm, Stockport Golf Club, Pizza Magic, Romiley Library, Red House Farm Shop, Unicorns Pre-School, St Christopher's Church, Brook Surgery.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Marple, Compstall, Bredbury, Woodley, Offerton, Hazel Grove, Brinnington, Gee Cross, Hyde, Haughton Green, Disley, High Lane, Mellor, Hawk Green, New Mills, Romiley Green, Cherry Tree, Chadkirk, Marple Bridge, Werneth Low, Greave, Hatherlow, Torkington, Windlehurst, Birch Vale, Strines, Broadbottom, Denton, Audenshaw, Heaton Chapel, Reddish.

Romiley is a charming little village in the Metropolitan Borough of Stockport, tucked away on the eastern edge of Greater Manchester. It's the sort of place where you still get a proper village feel, with independent shops, friendly pubs and a strong sense of local pride. The countryside's never far away either, with the Peak District practically on the doorstep and leafy walks running through the centre. Romiley manages to stay peaceful while still being within easy reach of the city, making it popular with commuters and families alike.

Historically, Romiley was a farming settlement, quiet and fairly rural right up until the Industrial Revolution started changing the landscape across the North West. Like many of its neighbours, it grew in the 19th century thanks to the cotton industry and the arrival of the railway, which brought jobs, mills and a growing population. Some of the original stone buildings from those days are still dotted about, giving the place a lovely sense of character. These days, Romiley is home to around 11,000 people and still keeps that village atmosphere, even though it's very much part of the wider Manchester sprawl.

There's a lot to like when you're out and about in Romiley. The village centre's got a good mix of shops, cafés and little boutiques, and there's a strong community vibe thanks to places like Romiley Forum Theatre and the local library. For green space, you've got Etherow Country Park just over the border in Compstall, perfect for woodland walks and spotting wildlife. If you fancy something more historical, Lyme Park isn't far and is one of the standout National Trust sites in the region, with its stunning house and expansive grounds. A short trip also gets you to Chadkirk Chapel, a beautifully restored medieval building with quiet gardens and access to the Peak Forest Canal towpath.

Beyond the village, Greater Manchester is full of places to explore. You can hop on the train into Manchester for all the big-name attractions—art galleries, museums, theatres, shopping and sport. Over in Salford, MediaCity buzzes with culture, while Altrincham's known for its market and foodie scene. There's plenty of green space to stretch your legs, too, with spots like Heaton Park, Reddish Vale and the rolling hills of the Peak District all within reach. The variety means there's always something different to do, whether you're after city bustle or countryside peace.

Getting around from Romiley is nice and straightforward. The village has its own train station with regular services into Manchester Piccadilly, making it a solid base for commuters. There are local bus routes connecting nearby towns like Marple, Bredbury and Stockport, and it's a short drive to the M60 ring road, giving good road access across Greater Manchester. For longer journeys, Manchester Airport is about half an hour away by car or train, depending on the route you take. Whether you're going into the city or heading off further afield, it's all fairly easy.

Greater Manchester as a whole is a proper mix of industry, creativity and community. It's made up of big cities, market towns, leafy suburbs and little villages like Romiley that each bring their own flavour. The region's got a strong working-class history, balanced out by a growing focus on arts, technology and innovation. While the centre of Manchester grabs the headlines, it's places like Romiley that keep everything grounded—a reminder that Greater Manchester's real charm lies in its variety.

We hope you found this Romiley tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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