Manchester - Μάντσεστερ

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The Manchester (English: Manchester) is her city England, located at northwest part of.

At a glance

Ideal period of visit

How to get there

By air

By train

By road

By boat

Orient yourself

• The historic center

• Castlefield
• Salford

How to move

What to see

• Manchester Art Gallery.  (updated Jun 2016)
•   Imperial War Museum North, The Quays, Trafford Wharf Road, Manchester M17 1TZ (in the suburb of Salford).  (updated Jun 2016)
•   People's History Museum, Left Bank, Spinningfields.  (updated Jun 2016)
•   National Football Museum (National Football Museum).  (updated Jun 2016)
•   Museum of Science & Industry.  (updated Jun 2016)

See also

•   town hall, Albert Square.  (updated Jun 2016)
•   Central Library (Central Library), St Peter’s Square. Free entrance. (updated Jun 2016)
•   John Rylands Library (John Rylands Library), 35 Deansgate. Free entrance. (updated Jun 2016)
•   Chetham's Library (Chetham's Library), Long Millgate, ☎0161 834 7961NOCC.  (updated Jun 2016)
• Police Museum (Greater Manchester Police Museum), 57A Newton Street, ☎0161 856 4500NOCC. Open only on Tuesdays from 10:30 pm to 3:30 pm. Free entrance. (updated Jun 2016)
•   Jewish Museum (Manchester Jewish Museum), 190 Cheetham Hill Road (Close to Manchester Victoria Station). £4.50. (updated Jun 2016)
•   [1] (Museum of Transport, Greater Manchester), Boyle Street, Cheetham, Manchester M8 8UW, ☎0161 205 2122NOCC.  (updated Jun 2016)
•   [2] (Manchester Museum).  (updated Jun 2016)
• (Whitworth Art Gallery).  (updated Jun 2016)
•   Heaton Park.  (updated Jun 2016)

Entertainment

•   The Lowry.  (updated Jun 2016)
•   Old Trafford Stadium & Museum (in the suburb of Salford).  (updated Jun 2016)

Holidays and demonstrations

• (Manchester Jazz Festival).  (updated Jun 2016)
• (Insight Film Festival).  (updated Jun 2016)
• (Manchester International Festival).  (updated Jun 2016)
• (Viva Festival).  (updated Jun 2016)

Manchester Pride (% 0161-236 7474; www.manchesterpride.com) is a 10-day festival in the middle of August each year and attractsover 500,000 people.

Studies

•   [3] (University of Manchester), Oxford Road.  (updated Jun 2016)

Job opportunities

What will you buy

The Northern District (Northern Quarter) is full of shops, malls and boutiques. THE Oldham Street is famous for its clothing stores. Even if you are not a fan of the showcase, it is worth visiting Trafford Center.

Where are you going to eat?

Along the "Curry Mile" (officially Wilmslow Road) in the University area, there are many restaurants (about 800).

Economic options

Middle class

• Dimitri's, Campfield Arcade, Deansgate, ☎ 44 161 839 3319.  (updated Jun 2016)

High benefits

Where to go for coffee - drink

• Band on the Wall, 25 Swan S. Live music (updated Jun 2016)

Where will you stay?

Economic options

• YHA Manchester, Potato Wharf, Castlefield, M3 4NB (http://www.yha.org.uk/find-accommodation/north-west-cities/hostels/manchester/travel_info.aspx), ☎ 44 845 371 9647. £ 18 for a dorm bed. 
• Holiday Inn Express Manchester, Oxford Road Manchester (2 minute walk from Oxford Road Train Station).  

Middle class

High benefits

Stay safe

Health and precautions

Communications

Small problems

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