Halton is inviting residents to enjoy a world of experiences without the need for international travel this half-term.
Norton Priory is set to offer a slice of Athens with its medieval 12th-century undercroft and a wealth of historical artefacts that narrate the site's 900-year history.
Visitors can also catch a glimpse of Mars with the BBC Clangers before March 9.
For those who enjoy the outdoors, Halton's Silver Jubilee Bridge provides an opportunity to stroll or cycle along the Trans Pennine Trail, offering picturesque riverside views reminiscent of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
Meanwhile, the Runcorn Ski Centre is offering lift passes, bookable lessons, and tubing for a fun-filled family day.
Spike Island, a historic man-made waterway hub, invites visitors to explore its industrial heritage and nature trails.
The site, which once hosted an iconic Stone Roses Gig, also houses the Catalyst Museum, providing panoramic views over the Mersey.
The Wat Phra Singh UK Buddhist Temple's peace garden offers a moment of tranquillity with its 6m bronzed chedi, a gift from North Thailand.
This location, which once featured in Two Pints of Lager, is a perfect spot for a quiet afternoon.
Film enthusiasts can explore Halton's new film trail, part of the 'Starring GREAT Britain' campaign, which highlights real-life filming locations from popular productions.
For those looking for a unique day out, Halton's scenic waterways offer the charm of Venice without the crowds.
Visitors can enjoy the local canals and narrowboats, finishing the day with gelato from Esposito’s Deli and Ice Cream Parlour.
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