Swinton Map

Swinton map, view the Greater Manchester town of Swinton, located in the county of Greater Manchester, England.

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

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

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

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Swinton map are: Asda Swinton Superstore, Costa Coffee, The Wishing Well, Swinton Square Shopping Centre, Post Office, Swinton Park Golf Club, Aldi, Santander, Greggs, The Pendlebury, The White Swan, Swinton Civic Centre, Morrisons Daily, KFC, The Cock and Swine, NatWest, Lidl, Top Taste Bakery, St Peter's Church, Swinton Pharmacy, Salford Royal Hospital (nearby), Swinton Masonic Hall, Buile Hill Park, The Old Pint Pot, The Park Inn, Subway, RBS, Matalan, Swinton Library, St Mary's RC Church, The Italian Job, Sizzling Pubs - The Waggon and Horses, Betfred, Boots, Spar, Swinton Community School, Claremont Medical Centre, The Red Lion, The House of Quirk, Hair Lounge Swinton, Swinton Police Station, The Station Bar, Tesco Express, The Local Deli, Ambience Interiors, Swinton Dental Centre, Swinton Town Hall, St Ambrose Barlow RC High School, Swinton Lions RLFC.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Pendlebury, Clifton, Wardley, Worsley, Eccles, Monton, Patricroft, Salford, Prestwich, Little Hulton, Walkden, Farnworth, Kearsley, Irlam, Cadishead, Higher Broughton, Lower Broughton, Agecroft, Seedley, Weaste, Barton upon Irwell, Moorside, Ellesmere Park, Peel Green, Boothstown, Roe Green, Swinton Park, Trafford Park, Langworthy, Charlestown.

Swinton is a well-connected town in Greater Manchester that blends the buzz of suburbia with patches of green and a solid community spirit. It's got that familiar northern charm—no-frills but full of character—and while it's just a stone's throw from Salford and Manchester, it manages to hold onto a personality of its own. There's a good mix of housing, schools, shops, and local haunts, making it a solid base for both families and commuters.

Swinton's story goes back centuries, once a small settlement surrounded by farmland before the arrival of the coal mines and cotton mills gave it a new lease of life during the Industrial Revolution. It developed quickly in the 19th century, becoming part of the powerhouse that fuelled Britain's growth. These days, it's home to around 22,000 people, with a healthy mix of older residents and young families. The name Swinton is thought to come from “Swine Town,” hinting at its agricultural roots before the industry took hold.

In terms of things to see and do, Swinton might not be packed with major tourist sites, but it has its share of hidden gems. Victoria Park offers a green escape with gardens and a lovely bandstand, and there's a lively local arts scene with regular events and exhibitions at Swinton Square and nearby venues. You're only a short drive from Ordsall Hall, an English Heritage gem in Salford, and the grand Dunham Massey estate, a National Trust site with deer-filled parkland and an elegant Georgian house. Walks along the Bridgewater Canal and trails through Clifton Country Park keep things scenic and relaxing.

Widen the net across Greater Manchester and it's all within easy reach. Manchester itself is packed with things to do—world-class museums, art galleries, football stadiums, and music venues. Heaton Park is one of the largest municipal parks in Europe, while RHS Garden Bridgewater in nearby Worsley brings a splash of nature right to the edge of the city. Whether it's indie shops in the Northern Quarter or a big night out in Deansgate, there's no shortage of variety just down the road.

Transport's one of Swinton's strong points. Trains from Swinton station get you into Manchester Victoria in under 15 minutes, and there are regular bus routes serving Salford, Eccles, and beyond. The M60 and A6 are right on the doorstep for drivers, and Manchester Airport is only about half an hour away by car or train. It's easy to get around, whether you're commuting, heading into the city, or exploring further afield.

Greater Manchester, as a whole, is a patchwork of different places, each with its own flavour. Created in the 1970s, the county includes big cities, market towns, and leafy suburbs, all stitched together with strong transport links and a shared sense of pride. Whether it's football in Manchester, heritage in Rochdale, or nightlife in Bury, there's always something going on—and Swinton slots neatly into the mix.

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

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