Castle in the Air
Opening Times
Facilities
- wifiWifi
- strollerChildren Welcome
- tvTV Screens
- deckLicensed Outside Area
- baby_changing_stationBaby Change
- accessibleStep Free Access
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New menu has arrived
With new dishes including the ramen noodle bowl and shawarma chicken wrap.
New drinks have arrived
Featuring world beers, spirits and liqueurs, as well as no- and low-alcohol drinks and soft drinks.
The Good Beer Guide 2024 – we’re in it
In total, 236 of the company’s pubs are listed in CAMRA’s publication, which is the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guide.
Summer of sport
Wetherspoon’s pubs will be showing all of the action throughout the summer; so, wherever your local is, you won’t miss out on the action.
Pub history
One of the Bridgewater Canal’s most impressive features was the Barton Aqueduct, built to carry the waterway over the River Irwell. When self-taught engineer James Brindley dreamt up the idea, it was met with widespread scepticism and nicknamed the ‘Castle in the Air’. However, the aqueduct was widely regarded as an engineering marvel, drawing visitors from far and wide. Brindley’s Castle in the Air worked for 130 years, until its replacement in 1893 by the present Barton Swing Bridge.
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