City's players aren't the only big stars to grace the pitch here: James Brown, Bon Jovi, Ricky Hatton and Take That have all performed here!
Having undergone some restoration this is a beautiful place to explore - see if you can catch a concert.
"Coolest place to enjoy a cocktail. Spectacular views of the city day and night." - via Heaven Spa
Forget your waterproof? No worries, drop into The Trafford Centre and you'll be leaving with more than just an anorac, just leave some room in your suitcase.
Fusion of modern and classical art and architecture. Watch out for their excellent children's events.
Run through the fountains in your pants. Seems to be popular with the locals and a cost effective alternative to the beach or having a bath, even when it's not particularly warm.
Stunning views of Manchester, give this a go and pick up a photo, photo keyring and stuff after your ride.
Some very good danish food served here, biksemad, frikadeller or try the fish or meat platter
For steak and seafood, with impeccable service and a lively atmosphere, this restaurant can't be beaten. Daha fazlasını oku.
independent movie theatre/art gallery with an eclectic selection of films and art installations
More than just a museum, The Lowry holds regular theatre and comedy productions in addition to its exhibitions. The outside alone is worth a look, now recognised as an architectural landmark within th
This is an amazing interactive museum that stimulates all the senses. The cafe is amazing. It’s an especially good choice for a rainy day.
Good place to go for food and to catch a movie. There's a good choice of food from the bars and restaurants that are only a short walk away from the Arndale Center. Daha fazlasını oku.
Whether it's an England Test match or a Lancashire county game, this is a friendly ground to enjoy the best of cricket. Get there early on Ashes Test days!
Something for everyone: Pop, rock, comedy and even football matches take over this arena most night of the week - It's the busiest concert hall in Manchester, so get your tickets early!
Up for a laugh? The Comedy store is your place, why not check out their line-up and head down there for the evening?
Defnitely the best cinema in Manchester. DECENT prices, and often quiet, with a traditional art deco cinema design.
I think this place is great, even more so now that its free, love looking at the trains and how steam engines work. The aeroplane building is also another not to be missed!
The place for classical music concerts in Manchester and regular venue for the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and The Hallé. You may get tickets from under £10.
Only THE BEST Gay Village(Bars/Clubs) in The United Kingdom.It's not just Canal Street like many people think, there are several streets to Manchester's fantastic Gay Village.Many fabulous bars an
This historic library's collection includes the oldest known piece of the New Testament and a 1476 William Caxton edition of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.
one of the best print collections in the UK includes JMW Turner, William Blake, Edvard Munch & Tracey Emin. oh and a fantastic cafe to relax in when you've seen the art
Great olde pub, with bear garden and cheap local brews on tap. All in the city centre, brilliant
Don't miss this magical architectural gem. The theatre looks like a space ship, sat in a magnificent historic guilted trading hall. Wonderful, free to see.
This is a very special place. Independent store, handmade stuff, artists, original things, If you come to MANCHESTER you can't mis it!
Thriving area buzzing with Chinese history and restaurants. Highly recommend the Yang Sing. Get an all you can eat buffet in many places too!
Great quality home made pub grub at a very reasonable price. Also, Oz has special food nights on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. Book early as they sell out quickly.
Probably the best burgers in Manchester. Also love their coleslaw. All-round to quality nosh.
Really impressed by quality of the snow and enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere. Go during the week if possible to take full advantage of the uncrowded slope.
