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Longton – The Twenty Bottle Kilns

1.7 Miles (2.72km)
Approximately 1 hours
Longton is the southernmost of Stoke-on-Trent’s six towns and its second busiest shopping location. It also boasts the greatest numbers of the city’s iconic bottle kilns.
Pavements. Mostly suitable for wheelchair access; better options indicated in places on map.

Walk Directions

Exit the station on the Platform 2/Baths Road side. Cross Baths Road at the pedestrian crossing. Continue straight down The Strand keeping Longton Market on your left.
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Opposite the Methodist Central Hall turn left into the Exchange Shopping Centre.
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In the middle of the Exchange turn right, then take the walk way across the car park. Walk down the right hand side of B&M Home Store, then straight on down a short path, emerging onto Commerce Street.
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At the end of Sutherland Road turn left, then soon right, onto Market Street. Keep to the right.
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