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Above is a climate diagram for St Helens. July is the warmest month in St Helens, with average daily maximum temperatures of 21°. No heat wave is expected in January, when minimum average temperatures usally hit a 3° low. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is June.
Conveniently located between Liverpool and Manchester in the south-west of Lancashire, St Helens is a large town known for its rich heritage, impressive museums, year-round sporting actions, and enchanting natural landscapes. Book a holiday house in St Helens to explore the surrounding areas of England's northwest.
Head to the World of Glass Museum located in the town centre. The museum is home to two galleries – the Glass Roots Gallery and the Earth into Light Gallery, both depicting the history of glass making and its importance in everyday life of the locals through artefacts and exhibits. It also offers live glass making demonstrations, multi-media shows, exhibitions, and more.
Consider visiting the Citadel Arts Centre nestled in the heart of St Helens. The community centre is considered as one of the best jazz and blues venues in the UK. It also hosts special exhibitions, events, and workshops.
For a fun-filled family outing, drop by Victoria Park, situated within short distance of the town centre. Here you can enjoy picnic in the spring and summer and skating during the winter. The park also has facilities like a children's playground, basketball court, tennis courts, duck pond and more.
Located in the Sutton Manor Woodland, the stunning Dream sculpture by famous artist Jaume Plensa is a must-see during a trip to St Helens. The site also provides spectacular views across the mountains of Snowdonia, the Lancashire plains, as well as some of Manchester's landmarks.
Take a visit to the Sankey Valley Country Park which offers various recreational opportunities including fishing, hiking, cycling, and more. The park also has a visitor centre and nature reserve for the nature lovers to enjoy.
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