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Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery, located in the center of Stockport near Manchester, captivates visitors with its stunning architecture and varied exhibitions. This impressive gallery showcases a thought-provoking array of artwork, including the brilliant Helen Clapcott exhibition and Nick Ridehalgh's stunningly beautiful pieces. The striking war memorial within the venue adds a solemn depth to the visit, especially on Remembrance Sunday when the atmosphere is especially proud.

The gallery is well-suited for families, offering a café and being mostly accessible, although wheelchair access can be challenging at times. Helpful and considerate staff enhance the experience, making the 1-2 hours spent here genuinely enriching. With an average rating of 4.6 on Google, this community-focused venue is a testament to Stockport's vibrant cultural scene.

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Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 198 reviews
4.6/5 198 reviews
zoe hutton
zoe hutton
3 weeks ago on Google

At the moment I there's been a lovely open exhibition with a wide variety of art in different medium's and the war memorial is beautiful too

Steve D
Steve D
2 months ago on Google

An amazing building with the only cenotaph in the UK being inside. There are different exhibitions on which are all superb. Free entry and wonderful staff. The building is steeped in history and I highly recommend visiting.

Nuts
Nuts
3 months ago on Google

Extremely attractive Greek style building, with a marble paved hallway leading to the memorial wall plaques. Inaugurated 100 years ago by Prince Henry (son of King George V) to honour the thousands of local men who perished in WWI. The names of those who died in WWII and other subsequent conflicts have since been added. The building also houses the towns art gallery with regular exhibitions. Currently there's one regarding the end of the war in Europe whilst the war with Japan is still raging. Well worth a visit but check the limited opening times.

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