Manchester

Manchester is the second largest city in the UK and is also the UK's most popular tourist destination after London and Edinburgh, with 3 ½ million tourists spending £463 million each year in this buzz city. There are over 450 licensed bars and restaurants in Manchester city centre attracting 40,000 weekend entertainment seekers in addition to the thriving youth and student population. The city's nightlife is legendary and entertainment facilities are world class.
Cuisine in the city is as varied as the population- Chinatown's restaurants are unrivalled, and the 'curry mile' in Rusholme, just outside the centre, has received international acclaim.

Visitors can sample French, Italian, Thai and Japanese fare among others, or try one of the new wave sushi and noodle bars in the city centre and Deansgate areas. Every day, over one and a half million meals are eaten in Manchester at more than 5,000 venues across the city. Not many cities can boast of thirty different nationalities of the finest cuisine. Manchester has a global feel and flavour all of its own, with restaurants and cafes flying flags from around the world.

Manchester is home to the world’s most successful football team, Man United and is also the location for the world’s longest running and best known soap opera, Coronation Street. Following the bombing of the Arandale Shopping Centre by the IRA nearly twenty years ago, Manchester has succeeded in rebuilding and revitalising its city centre making it the cultural capital of England.

Here below we offer links to some of Manchester’s most famous visitor attractions and wish you an enjoyable stay in one of our Manchester hotels :