How Long To Spend There?
Manchester is, arguably, one of the best cities in England, there’s so much to see and do. We would therefore recommend spending atleast 2-3 days here to make the most of the city!
Getting There:
You can get into one of Manchester’s two main railway stations from most major cities in England. From London to Manchester by train it will take just over 2 hours.
Getting Around:
The best way to get around Manchester is on the extensive tram network which runs through the city centre and out to the suburbs. However, this can be fairly expensive and so there is also the option of the bus which also runs to most places in the city.
Home to Manchester United, one of England’s largest football teams – despite their recent decline. The stadium often hosts sell-out, albeit quiet crowds.
Dedicated to telling the story of Manchester’s achievements in science, technology and industry.
The skyscraper is Manchester’s tallest building and is one of the tallest residential buildings in Europe.
The city centre entertainment venue offering day time and evening entertainment with bars, restaurants and a cinema.
Manchester’s trendier area, with bohemian bars, cheaper pints and a big arts scene.
Manchester’s business district, with more up market bars and restaurants.
Manchester’s up and coming entertainment district.
Manchester is so diverse it is hard to name all the popular restuarants, bars and clubs. Chinatown and the Curry Mile are certainly two areas that foodies should visit. A few of the most popular bars are listed below:
A traditional pub with a unique twist, hosting live music every night and outdoor events in the Summer
A barvarian-style bar and one of the city’s busiest.
The late night bowling venue brings an American diner vibe
A tropical hideaway with an extensive cocktail menu
