Manchester Landmarks and Historic sites

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Manchester’s nightlife is legendary. Quenching the city’s thirst for a good time are lively pubs and bars, ever-changing clubs and a diverse live music scene. Check out the weekly City Lights for more information....

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Manchester Town Hall is the government building used for administrative functions. The building was completed in 1877 by Alfred Waterhouse, the famous UK architect. One can see the finest modern example of Victorian...

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While there are fantastic eating options throughout the city, there are two stand-out areas to head to for food. The city centre’s Chinatown is great for a fast, filling meal but for a true Mancunian night out take a taxi to Wilmslow...

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Must Do Manchester is proud of its status as a former industrial powerhouse and Castlefield Urban Heritage Park contains an impressive cityscape of canals, bridges, viaducts and warehouses that makes for a...

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Manchester Cathedral is a medieval beautiful church situated on Victoria Street in central part of Manchester. This is also the seat of the Bishop of Manchester. Believed to be built between 1421...

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Address: Exchange Station Approach, Victoria St, Manchester, United Kingdom + Share

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Tourist can plan his trip to Manchester with insights to some of the itineraries which are provided to see some of the best places in the city. Whether or not, he is on a long tour, he can plan even one day’s itinerary which suits his...

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