Manchester Attractions
Places to Visit In and Around Manchester
Nether Alderley Mill
National Trust property: Nether Alderley Mill - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Congleton Road, Nether Alderley, Macclesfield, SK10 4TW
Treak Cliff Cavern: Home of Blue John Stone, Castleton, Derbys S33 8WP
An Underground Wonderland of rocks, minerals and fossils. See the largest deposits of the unique mineral Blue John..... See more >
Treak Cliff Cavern, Buxton Road, Castleton, Hope Valley S33 8WP
Sunday fun Markets
SUNDAY 11-4pm - Great family fun at Heskin Hall. FREE PARKING. shopping complex opposite. Children's rides large..... See more >
Heskin Hall, Wood Lane , Heskin , Chorley PR7 5PA
Peak District: Dark Peak
National Trust property: Peak District: Dark Peak - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Dark Peak Estate Office, Edale End, Hope Valley, S33 6RF
Gawthorpe Hall
National Trust property: Gawthorpe Hall - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Burnley Road, Padiham, near Burnley, BB12 8UA
Eureka! The National Children's Museum
Eureka! is the leading children’s museum in the UK and gives children aged 0-11 a fun-packed day out. It is the ideal..... See more >
Eureka! The National Children’s Museum
Discovery Road
Halifax HX1 2NE
A roar-some Adventure this Chinese New Year at Knowsley Safari
2022 Year of the Tiger starts on 1st February 2022 and with Merseyside’s Knowsley Safari open Wednesday to Sunday, what... See more >
Prescot L34 4AN
Little Moreton Hall
National Trust property: Little Moreton Hall - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Congleton, CW12 4SD
Biddulph Grange Garden
National Trust property: Biddulph Grange Garden - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
Grange Road, Biddulph, ST8 7SD
Rufford Old Hall
National Trust property: Rufford Old Hall - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details. See more >
200 Liverpool Road, Rufford, Near Ormskirk, L40 1SG
Lockdown Escape Rooms Ormskirk
At Lockdown Escape Rooms you and your team will have 60 minutes to work through puzzles to enable your escape from one... See more >
18
Church Street L39 3AN
Strawberry Field Liverpool
Strawberry Field, the iconic site immortalised by John Lennon in The Beatles hit, ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’, opened... See more >
Beaconsfield Road L25 6EJ
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Things to do around Manchester
Here are some delightful activities for a day out in Manchester, a vibrant city in the north-west of England:
1. Take a Football Stadium Tour:
- Football is life in Manchester! Whether you're a red or a blue, both Manchester United and Manchester City offer stadium tours. Explore the changing rooms, marvel at the pitch, and see the collections of trophies acquired over the years. At Old Trafford, there's even an onsite museum where you can learn about the history of Manchester United's legends. If you're a City fan, book a tour of Etihad Stadium to discover the history and triumphs of Manchester City.
2. Tour Manchester Art Gallery:
- Located in the city center, Manchester Art Gallery houses over 12,500 works of art. Lose yourself among world-class paintings, sculptures, and photographs in both permanent and temporary exhibits.
3. Explore the Northern Quarter:
- Wander through the Northern Quarter, known for its independent boutiques, street art, and trendy cafés. Discover quirky shops, vintage stores, and hidden gems. Don't miss the vibrant atmosphere and unique character of this creative neighborhood.
4. Visit the Science and Industry Museum:
- Learn about revolutionary inventions and Manchester's industrial heritage at the Science and Industry Museum. Explore interactive exhibits, vintage machinery, and historical artifacts. It's a fascinating journey through time and innovation.
5. Enjoy Live Music and Nightlife:
- Manchester is renowned for its music scene. Check out live gigs at iconic venues like Albert Hall, Band on the Wall, or Night & Day Café. After dark, explore the city's diverse bars, pubs, and clubs for a memorable night out.
6. Discover Manchester Cathedral:
- Visit Manchester Cathedral, a historic gem with stunning architecture. Attend a service, admire the stained glass windows, and explore the peaceful cloisters. Don't forget to step outside and enjoy the serene gardens.
7. Explore the Whitworth Art Gallery:
- The Whitworth Art Gallery offers a mix of contemporary and historic art. Wander through its beautiful park setting, enjoy the exhibitions, and relax by the lakeside.
8. Indulge in Food and Drink:
- Manchester boasts a diverse culinary scene. Try local delicacies at the Arndale Market, savor international cuisine in the Chinatown, or enjoy a traditional pub lunch. Don't forget to sample a Manchester tart or a Bury black pudding.
Remember, Manchester has something for everyone – from art and history to music and nightlife!
1. Take a Football Stadium Tour:
- Football is life in Manchester! Whether you're a red or a blue, both Manchester United and Manchester City offer stadium tours. Explore the changing rooms, marvel at the pitch, and see the collections of trophies acquired over the years. At Old Trafford, there's even an onsite museum where you can learn about the history of Manchester United's legends. If you're a City fan, book a tour of Etihad Stadium to discover the history and triumphs of Manchester City.
2. Tour Manchester Art Gallery:
- Located in the city center, Manchester Art Gallery houses over 12,500 works of art. Lose yourself among world-class paintings, sculptures, and photographs in both permanent and temporary exhibits.
3. Explore the Northern Quarter:
- Wander through the Northern Quarter, known for its independent boutiques, street art, and trendy cafés. Discover quirky shops, vintage stores, and hidden gems. Don't miss the vibrant atmosphere and unique character of this creative neighborhood.
4. Visit the Science and Industry Museum:
- Learn about revolutionary inventions and Manchester's industrial heritage at the Science and Industry Museum. Explore interactive exhibits, vintage machinery, and historical artifacts. It's a fascinating journey through time and innovation.
5. Enjoy Live Music and Nightlife:
- Manchester is renowned for its music scene. Check out live gigs at iconic venues like Albert Hall, Band on the Wall, or Night & Day Café. After dark, explore the city's diverse bars, pubs, and clubs for a memorable night out.
6. Discover Manchester Cathedral:
- Visit Manchester Cathedral, a historic gem with stunning architecture. Attend a service, admire the stained glass windows, and explore the peaceful cloisters. Don't forget to step outside and enjoy the serene gardens.
7. Explore the Whitworth Art Gallery:
- The Whitworth Art Gallery offers a mix of contemporary and historic art. Wander through its beautiful park setting, enjoy the exhibitions, and relax by the lakeside.
8. Indulge in Food and Drink:
- Manchester boasts a diverse culinary scene. Try local delicacies at the Arndale Market, savor international cuisine in the Chinatown, or enjoy a traditional pub lunch. Don't forget to sample a Manchester tart or a Bury black pudding.
Remember, Manchester has something for everyone – from art and history to music and nightlife!
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