Harry Styles fans are flocking to his home town for a new 'Harry's Village Walking Tour'.<br /><br />'Harries' are descending on the pretty Cheshire village of Holmes Chapel to follow the footsteps of their idol.<br /><br />The village has produced its own map of the two mile tour which the local railway station ticket officer gives away for free.<br /><br />The ‘Harry’s home village’ walking tour takes fans past W Mandeville bakery, where he worked as a teen, and Fortune City Chinese - where he once took Taylor Swift.<br /><br />Inside the bakery, there is a life-sized photo of Harry, who is about to finish his world tour, and fans can buy wooden spoons, sweets and aprons as keepsakes.<br /><br />Fans also can visit his childhood home and sign their name at Twemlow Viaduct – where Harry, 29, once signed his name in One Direction's biopic This is Us.<br /><br />Judy Abdelikareem, 19, has travelled from her home in Gothenburg, Sweden to visit the village with her friend Inez Castanheira, 21. <br /><br />The pair met online in 2016 and have been to several of the star's concerts together since – but decided to travel to Holmes Chapel as they’ve ‘always wanted to come.’ <br /><br />Judy said: “He’s like a superstar – that’s why everyone comes to visit. <br /><br />“I’ve always wanted to come to Holmes Chapel and sign the wall and now I’m finally here. <br /><br />“We meet up often and bond and fangirl over Harry – we went to Wembley to see him last month and we went to Stockholm to see him last year. <br /><br />“It’s just great to be here and to be able to see the bakery and the wall. <br /><br />“I’m flying back home tonight so I had to come before I left.” <br /><br />Inez, of York, North Yorks,. said she was inspired to travel to the ‘really cute’ village after seeing an increasing number of fans visit and post TikTok’s about the place. <br /><br />She said: “The village is really cute – the bakery was as well. <br /><br />“We’ve seen loads of videos on TikTok about coming here which was one of the main reasons we decided to come. <br /><br />“We’ve been able to sign our names and write a message on the wall which is really nice. <br /><br />“I wasn’t expecting it to look as good as this.<br /><br />"I just thought it would be a bit of pen with people’s names on it but people have actually taken their time to draw things on the wall which is really nice.” <br /><br />Railway ticket officer Graham Blake, 62, even gives fans a Harry Styles tour map for free at the train station to help the fans plan the best route possible. <br /><br />It was launched this summer after locals feared that fans were endangering themselves by walking on narrow paths next to main roads that have no pavement.<br /><br />Supporters of the singer are instead encouraged to walk through residential areas and then follow the River Dane to visit the viaduct.<br /><br />But Graham doesn’t think the fans coming to the village is a bad thing as he thinks it ‘puts our village on the map.’
