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The Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester
Situated in the oldest passenger railway buildings in the world, the Museum tells the story of the history, science and industry of Manchester - the world's first industrial city.The Museum’s historic buildings each have their own story and provide an inspiring setting for our galleries.Stimulate your senses in Xperiment; our hands-on interactive science gallery and visit the Special Exhibition Gallery for our latest blockbuster exhibition. More about the Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester
Mr. Thomas’s Chop House – British Pub Tradition at its Best
When staying in Manchester you have to spend at least one evening at a typical British pub. Mr. Thomas’s Chop House is the perfect place to experience British pub tradition at its best. Victorian bar, restaurant and coffee shop. Built over 100 years ago, making it one of Manchester's oldest bars. This genuine Victorian bar with its unique atmosphere, friendly staff, fine wine, beer and food make it well worth a visit. From the beginning of any visit you realize that this pub is run professionally by people with a real flair for their trade. Evening and Sunday meals soon to be served. More about Mr. Thomas’s Chop House
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Manchester Dazzles with New Architecture, a Vibrant Nightlife, and Dining Beyond Pub Food.Manchester's symbol is a bee, representing the city as a "hive of activity"—a reputation hard-earned during its gritty cotton-milling era in the early 19th century. But Manchester's days as a poster child for sooty industrialism ended several generations ago. Mancunians' (or "Mancs," as some of the area's 2.5 million residents call themselves) most recent history is marked by the triumphs of their famous soccer team, Manchester United. "Everyone still thinks Manchester is full of chimneys," says Jonathan Schofield. Schofield edits city guidebooks full of sleek new restaurants, too-hip-to-ever-be-mainstream bands at crowded clubs, wildly designed museums, and grand theaters with London shows. The chimneys no longer smoke, but this town still buzzes like crazy. National Geographic Traveler Magazine
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Visit the Trafford centre (well if you like shopping, cinema and eating & drinking!) It is the perfect place to spend a rainy afternoon or evening. Their is a massive selection of shops from the exclusive Selfridges to my favourite shops like Zara, Mango and H&M. The Orient is in the Dome area in the middle which is full of fab eateries and trendy bars. Tampopo is my favourite restaurant but 'Bitz a'Pizza' is highly recommended if you are going to the cinema becuase they do 20% off with cinema tickets and their pizzas are lovely traditionsl Italian style pizzas. The cinema is great and has 20 screens so they have everything that is out! If you are going for a meal first or shopping get your tickets in before becuase the que for cinema tickets at the weekend after 7:30pm gets nasty!
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This is Manchester, the City You Have Been Waiting For
Greater Manchester is a destination unlike any other. You love music? Manchester is for you. Food fanatic? This is your kind of city. Looking for shopping, restaurants, bars, clubs, museums, galleries, canals, or historic houses and mansions? Then look no further. Make Manchester UK, your next destination and you will be spoilt for choice, check out Destination Manchester and discover for yourself.
Stylish, invigorating and exhilarating: Manchester can now take its place as one of Europe's favourite cities. The city streets are dotted with lively pavement cafés or restaurant terraces offering al fresco dining and a chance to simply sit and watch the colourful world of downtown Manchester go by.
www.visitmanchester.com Stylish and Laid Back – Rossetti Hotel Manchester
The hotel offers a funkier than average experience in the heart of Manchester. Originally the headquarters of a textile company, it has been sympathetically renovated to retain the powerful features whilst embracing the iconic art and furniture within. Individually styled rooms - a wonderful retreat what ever your reason for visiting Manchester. More about the Rossetti Hotel Manchester
Don’t Miss One of Manchester’s Landmarks – The Lowry
Set in a magnificent waterside location at the heart of the redeveloped Salford Quays in Greater Manchester, The Lowry is an architectural flagship with a unique and dynamic identity. Rising from the regenerated docklands, it is a welcoming building, designed to reflect the surrounding landscapes and flourishing waterways, in its glass and metallic surfaces. Architecture, exhibitions, performances. Take a few minutes to walk round the Building of the Year 2001 before you even step inside. More about the Lowry
Manchester Art Gallery
After a four year, £35 million transformation, Manchester Art Gallery re-opened in May 2002. The Gallery houses one of the world's finest collections of art, displayed in spectacular surroundings. As well as the impressive works of art, there are fun interactives and special exhibitions to enjoy. The Gallery won the Manchester Tourism Awars in 2004. More about the Manchester Art Gallery
A Trip Around the World in One Day
Urbis is a new kind of museum set in a dramatic glass building rising high above the centre of Manchester. Interactive exhibits lead you on a journey exploring life in different cities around the world. Urbis focuses especially on the cities of Los Angeles, Manchester, Paris, Sao Paolo, Singapore and Tokyo. Your visit to Urbis begins with a one minute sky glide in The MEN Glass Elevator. With the city as backdrop, you can then explore the four cascading exhibition floors at your own pace. More about a Trip Around the World in One Day
Spend an Afternoon at an English Mansion
Arley Hall and Gardens, near Great Budworth, Cheshire, is one of the secrets of Cheshire: a quintessential English garden of great charm and beauty which ranks amongst the finest in the country. Features include the double herbaceous border laid out in 1846, the pleached lime avenue, the giant cylinders of Quercus Ilex, topiary and collections of shrub roses, rhododendrons and azaleas. The delightful family Hall, open on Tuesdays and Sundays only, reveals fine panelling and plasterwork, a magnificent library and historic family furniture, pictures and porcelain. More about an Afternoon at an English Mansion
Irwell Sculpture Trail
The largest public arts scheme in the North West. There are currently 30 sculptures by regional, national and international artists which celebrate the area's heritage and landscape. The works have been developed in clusters along a 30 mile footpath from Salford Quays, through Bury and into Rossendale and the West Pennine Moors. More about the Irwell Sculpture Trail
The Atmosphere of Legendary Old Trafford Stadium and a Manchester United Soccer Club Tour
This is truly a must experience for every soccer aficionado! Visit the Theatre of Dreams for a behind the scenes tour. Sit in the dressing room, walk down the players tunnel and feel the atmosphere. Shout from the dugouts like Sir Alex Ferguson. Then, revisit the clubs triumphs, tragedies and trophies in the museum, which incorporates a number of interactive exhibits. More about the Atmosphere of Legendary Old Trafford Stadium and a Manchester United Soccer Club Tour
Sipping Tea at Millcroft Tea Gardens and Feeling Like an English Lady
An enduring bit of Victorian outdoor life which is a great source of refreshment on a Sunday, nestling amongst the biggest growth of monkey puzzle trees in the North of England. Inside the tea rooms are photographs and historic items which tells the story of this lovely little corner of Rochdale. Open on Sundays only. More about Tea at Millcroft Tea Gardens and Feeling Like an English Lady
Afflecks Palace
The unique and low-key Northern Quarter is home to a dense concentration of second-hand book and music stores with lots of vinyl, indie music, and electronica. There's also Affleck's Palace, a five-story retro-clothing bazaar where you can pick up everything from platform shoes to a fluorescent-green bikini top. You will find everything from retro clothing, army surplus and new innovative gift ideas. There are four floors of independent retailers. Relax and enjoy the atmosphere! More about the Afflecks Palace
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Explore the English Countryside – Climbing and Hillwalking at Debdale Outdoor Center
Outdoor Centre is a modern purpose-built outdoor center owned and operated by Manchester City Council. We provide an exciting range of activities in Greater Manchester and further afield in the Peak District, North Wales, and North West England.Have you ever wanted to try new and exciting outdoor sports? A progressive course to introduce those new to climbing, or with a little experience, to both indoor and outdoor climbing and to start you on the way to becoming self contained climbers. We will cover basic rope work, equipment, bouldering, belaying, use of guidebooks, route selection and the crag environment. Debdale You are afraid of heights? No problem, hillwalking is the right activity for you. The National Navigation Award Scheme is aimed at the walker intending to explore the countryside, those planning more adventurous expeditions into wild country on foot or bicycle, as well as the novice orienteer or fell runner. Topics include navigation by linear features, map and compass techniques, contour interpretation and distance judgement. More about Climbing and Hillwalking at Debdale Outdoor Center
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