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Places to stay in St Helens
The St Helens Borough covers roughly 30 km² over an area of soft rolling hills used primarily for agricultural purposes, mainly arable. The town is landlocked with a stream running through, Mill Brook/Windle Brook running through Eccleston and connecting with the (disused) St. Helens Branch/Section of the Sankey Canal in the town centre. Explore the hidden eclectic delights that make St.Helens a destination of choice for visitors to the Northwest. Located midway between the cosmopolitan cities of Liverpool and Manchester, this thriving borough is the perfect base from which to explore the region. Discover the Borough's unique heritage at the multi-award winning attraction - The World of Glass, and visit the fascinating North West Museum of Road Transport with its extensive collection of vintage road vehicles. Sports enthusiasts can experience the excitement of premier year-round horseracing at Haydock Park; enjoy action-packed Super League Rugby at the home of the most successful side in Super League history, Saints.
