Manchester: Attractions and Travel Guide

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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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If you are a great fan of football, you can not miss a visit to the most important English Stadiums, real masterpieces of architecture, and theatre of a great amount of epochal...

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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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Manchester Arndale is a large shopping center situated in Manchester. This center was built during the 1970s when other cities were also constructing shopping malls. This mall is known as the largest of a chain of Arndale...

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Address: 1st floor, Arndale Center Manchester,
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In 1996, part of the city centre of Manchester was destroyed by an IRA bombing; this fatal incidence damaged major buildings in this area. However, the government quickly replaced what was lost in the bombing: new...

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Address: Manchester
Type: Streets, Squares and Neighbourhoods + Share

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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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The Urbis Centre is the most impressive structure of the new building: its external surface is covered with green glass, which creates a spectacular effect.Urbis is basically a museum that...

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Address: Cathedral Gardens, Manchester
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Disbury is a neighborhood which offers best of all amenities to both locals and tourists. One can get to see restaurants, pubs, beauty salons and a vast number of parks, cinema halls and shopping places. Didsbury is a pleasant and...

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Type: Streets, Squares and Neighbourhoods + Share

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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
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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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Type: Landmarks and Historic sites + Share

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Manchester Museum is situated at the University of Manchester, 250 Oxford Road and is open daily from 10 to 5 except on Sundays. The museum is well known for Egyptology, dinosaurs, live amphibians, mammals, birds and more. There are...

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Address: The University of Manchester Oxford Road
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Old Trafford Stadium was formerly named as the Theater of Dreams inaugurated in 1909. This stadium has a capacity of over 76,000 seats. In 1939, the stadium had a record of 76,962 viewers to watch the match of Wolves against Grimsby....

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Address: Old Trafford, Sir Matt Busby Way, Trafford, M16,
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The history, science and industry of Manchester and its people are displaied in the Museum's galleries, it's the story of the world's first industrial city.

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Address: Liverpool Road, Castlefield
Manchester
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The Grosvenor Casino situated on George Street in Manchester, England, is one of the two Grosvenor casinos in the city. Similar to other casinos, the place belongs to a prestigious brand offering a...

Reviewed by: Darshadana
Address: 35/39 George Street, Manchester
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