Stoke-on-Trent is a city built on a history of industrial greatness and creative flair. In recent years, we’ve seen a resurgence of all things that made the city great. From pottery to performing arts and everything in between - we’re home to world-class museums, outstanding visitor centres, glorious gardens, fantastic factory tours, and creative hands-on opportunities. We have it all!
Just a few of our attractions include:
- Potteries Museum and Art Gallery
- Gladstone Pottery Museum
- World of Wedgwood
- Trentham Estate – including the UK’s only monkey forest
- Emma Bridgewater Factory
- Green Flag awarded local parks
- Middleport Pottery
Stoke-on-Trent has, over the last few years, secured well over £100 million of Government funding to realise our ambitious regeneration plans. Our goal is to define and deliver a better shared future for our citizens by reducing inequalities and enriching our communities through improvements to health and social care, housing, transport, economic development, environmental sustainability and enhanced family support. We are determined that people born in Stoke-on-Trent will have the best start in life and enjoy opportunities to build healthy, happy and productive lives based around fair employment, sustainable places and a healthy standard of living.
A fantastic location in a well-connected city
Stoke-on-Trent is situated in central UK, with rail and road links as well as a public transport network serving the city and surrounding areas.
Stoke-on-Trent's central location make it an ideal base - offering the perfect blend of career opportunity, convenience and quality of life.
The council's offices are a short five-minute walk from Stoke-on-Trent’s main train station, offering direct and easy links to nearby Staffordshire towns as well as major cities including Manchester, Birmingham, and even London. Whether you’re commuting or relocating, getting here - and getting around - is refreshingly simple.
Known for its rich industrial heritage, creative spirit, and close-knit community, Stoke-on-Trent has over 150km of cycle routes including off-road routes such as canal towpaths, river paths and greenways where you can explore the hidden, green areas of the city. The area is surrounded by cafés, shops, green spaces, and cultural landmarks - giving you plenty to explore right on your doorstep.
With great transport links, a vibrant local culture, and an affordable cost of living, Stoke-on-Trent offers a brilliant base to grow your career while enjoying life beyond the office.
Find out more at VisitStoke.co.uk
