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Manchester is located in the north-western part of England. This metropolis of approximately 441,000 inhabitants lies in a basin surrounded by hills and watered by three rivers.
Manchester has a pretty humid climate with the heaviest rainfall in summer and autumn. Summer is the best time to visit with average temperatures at 18°C. Winters are mild with the average temperature at 7°C; snowfall is rare.
The city houses two of UK’s largest universities and is also very popular with foreign students. It is often referred to as the ‘best student city’ in the UK.
The city was one of the first industrialized cities in the world and was thus always popular with immigrants, which is reflected in the culture of the city. At present too, Manchester is home to several ethnicities.
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