Heritage of Manchester

There are the magnificent buildings of the Victorian era, built in neo-gothic style. In addition, there are a number of monuments, the most famous of which is the Albert Memorial - the famous British prince. In 1868, construction of the town hall was begun here, which was completed by 1877. In the early 1970s, a plan was developed for the construction of a metro line connecting Albert Square to the adjacent St. Peter’s Square. But ultimately this project was canceled, and the station was not built.
Later, a round-shaped fountain was installed on Albert Square, its metal decor was created at the beginning of the twentieth century by students of the local school of crafts. Near the square there is a museum of natural history. It is located in the building of the Palace Boye d’Egüy. In it, you can see a wide variety of collections - from insects and plants to the remains of dinosaurs.

Its construction begun in 1863, for this purpose, they chose a special place called Piccadilly Square. It had a triangular shape and went straight to Albert Square. In 1877, the well-known architect Alfred Waterhouse completed the construction of the building of the Manchester Town Hall. The structure is a prime example of the Victorian Gothic Renaissance style. It is clearly expressed elements of the English Gothic 13th century.
Above the building of the Manchester Town Hall there is a clock tower, its height reaches about 85 meters. During the Christmas holidays, tourists and residents of the city often stare at this tower when they hang a huge Santa Claus on it. In the town hall there is an organ. There are also frescoes reflecting the themes of commerce, the textile industry and Christianity.

Most visitors note that Grand Pacific offers amazing tempura, sea bass and shepherd's pie. All guests of this place are advised to order an appetizing chocolate fondant, fudge and treifl. Many customers write that the staff at this restaurant is competent and that the service here is amazing.
You are advised to make reservations on the official website.

One of the most remarkable buildings located right in the center of Manchester. It is practically impossible to walk past it because the old building, made in neo-gothic style, immediately attracts attention, especially against the background of a completely modern environment. The library was opened in 1900 and named after John Rylands, who was a major British entrepreneur. At that time, he owned his own textile concern, which was considered one of the largest in the United Kingdom.
At the time of opening, the collection of books numbered about 40 thousand copies, including various rare books. Most of this was gathered by the Rylands couple, buying both private collections and finding separate books. Gutenberg's Bible is considered to be a peculiar gem of the library. It is a book that began the history of printing in Europe. Since 1900, all this has become available to visitors.
Open Hours: Wednesday-Saturday: 10:00-17:00 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday: closed

Beautiful building, built in the style of classical baroque, designed by Henry Price. The institution was opened to the public in 1906, it housed a private laundry, three large pools and a huge Turkish bath. In 1952, the first whirlpool bath in the country was installed here.
The facade of the building is made of multicolored brickwork, inside the wall from the floor to the ceiling are lined with glazed tiles, and most of the windows are decorated with decorative stained-glass windows. Victoria's baths were closed in 1993, for a long time, they were trying to resume their work, but this happened only in 1998. In 2006, the Turkish bath was reopened, for which the Heritage Lottery charity foundation received over £3 million.
The facility is open from March to November (the building is unheated). Please note that it's only open on set dates to the public which are listed on this page.

This is a large museum dedicated to scientific development, technology and industry, with an emphasis on the achievements of the city in these areas. It is located on the site of the first railway station in the world (on the Manchester-Liverpool road), which was opened in 1830. The facade of the station and the warehouse of 1830 are included in the list of architectural heritage of the country of the first category.
Among the most interesting exhibits that can be viewed in the museum are the whole Avro Shackleton aircraft and other Avro cars built in the vicinity. On some days, visitors can ride on demonstration passenger trains through the museum grounds. They are driven by one of the two locomotives: Planet (a replica of the eponymous locomotive Robert Stephenson) and Agecroft, built in 1949 and restored to working condition in 2011.
Open Hours: Wednesday – Sunday: 10:00–17:00 during term time Monday – Sunday: 10:00–17:00 during school holidays

As in many other cities, Manchester has its own Chinatown. It is located almost in the very center, and you definitely need to go here if you want to learn more about Manchester. This is the second-largest Chinatown in the UK, the third in Europe. The hallmark of it is the arch, made in the traditional Chinese style.
The first immigrants from this country arrived in Manchester not so long ago, in the 20th century. However, since that time a rather large community has settled in the city, which continues to grow until now. Recently, it has been actively supported by young people who have arrived in Manchester to study.

One of the reviews about this park: "Found this little park down the street from the Coronation Street Tour. Very quaint with countless blooming flowers and people chilling on benches. There is a statue stating that 22,000 people are buried there....a little spooky. Originally, these grounds were a church. Lots of history. Great for a picnic in sunny weather as it's very close to the city".

If you like Italian and Spanish cuisine, be sure to check out here. At San Carlo, you can enjoy amazing lobster ravioli with grilled tuna and halibut. You can always try the delicious pudding, vanilla ice cream and chocolate cake here. In this place you will be offered a good Pinot Grigio, Prosecco or house wine. Customers like great service.

Tomorrow you will have an exciting day, you will visit the heart of football in Manchester, this is Manchester United's home stadium and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of real football, having visited all the hidden places of the stadium. Psle you go to the estate with an oak forest where deer live and they are not afraid of people at all. Further you will go to the old weaver's factory with ghosts.