In Nantwich, an old salt-mining town on the River Weaver, black-and-white Tudor houses crowd together in quaint streets, the most notable of which is Welsh Row.
The almshouses, built in 1638 by Sir Edmund Wright, are decorated with tiny carved figures.
St Mary’s Church has a splendid octagonal tower that soars above silver birch trees. The 14th-century chancel has a remarkable stone-vaulted roof decorated with carvings.
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