Our Best Budget Accommodation in Manchester City Centre

Newly reopened after a £35 million renovation, the gallery space has doubled and now displays a permanent collection which includes works by a vast range of famous artists. An entire gallery dedicated to special exhibitions is one of the many new additions to make the experience all the more worthwhile. An insightful day out suitable for all the family.

The richly decorated Chinese arched gateway which leads into this little district is especially striking. Many shops and restaurants offering a wide range of culinary delicacies (especially from Hong Kong and Peking) have become established in this quarter, while Chinese handicrafts can be found at the Chinese Arts Centre in Charlotte Street

Manchester Cathedral, on the banks of the Irwell, dates mostly from 1422 to 1506. It was raised to cathedral status in 1847. This beautifully constructed piece of architecture is well worth a visit.

This club is undeniably the most well-known Manchester institution. It boasts an excellent, well laid out museum with a behind-the-scenes look at the running of a major club. The tour guides are known to be colourful characters with a great Mancunian sense of humour. All in all, a great day out!

Rising high above the city of Manchester, this state-of-the-art museum will lead you on an inspirational journey which explores life in different cities around the world. Your visit begins with a one-minute sky glide in The Glass Elevator. With the city as backdrop, you then explore, at your own pace, four cascading themed floors of fascinating, intriguing and entertaining exhibits.