Towneley Hall.

Edward Kunes bequeathed it to Burnley for free. Also regrettable is that the hall now has to be maintained as a wedding venue. The hall was acquired by Burnley at the beginning of the last century, but is usually free.

Burnley's Towneley Hall, the Museum of Modern Art, there are not many people.

The magnificent and simple hall that should not be missed. The building of this hall has the feeling of an ancient castle, and the color of its exterior wall has been somewhat mottled. My girlfriend and I are visiting here to feel that it has a sense of precipitation and a sense of history. There is a photo of a black bear holding a big tree in the hall. This photo is very realistic and I was shocked by it. 🙊 This hall has a lot of wooden structures, I also saw a lot of oil paintings inside, and a few paintings are nuns. The walls in this hall are white and very holy. When I visited here, there was a wedding ceremony, and we had to visit the outside of the hall. There was a large lawn outside the hall, where many residents had picnics. We walked to the large garden on the other side of the hall, where flowers of various varieties were planted. The blue shepherds and pink roses were especially gorgeous, so it was no wonder we could smell a flower on the other side of the hall. 🌸🌷 There is also an artificial lake in front of the hall. When we arrived here to watch, the fountain show in the lake just started. The fountain can still hear beautiful music, but unfortunately the lights in the daytime are not conspicuous. It's really very pleasant here, enjoying such a beautiful landscape. 🌱 Practical TIPS: 1. Tangli Hall is open every Saturday to Thursday, and the opening time is 12:00~17:00. 2. Tangli Hall does not need tickets, free to watch. Scenic Area address: Towneley Park, Burnley BB11 3RQ, England