Great places to visit in Manchester
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| Radisson SAS Hotel, Manchester Airport |
The only hotel directly linked to the airport's elevated passenger walkway providing superb covered access to air, rail and coach services, the Radisson SAS Hotel is located between terminals 1, 2 and 3, the railway and coach station.
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| The Museum of Science & Industry in Manchester |
Housed in one of the world's oldest railway stations, Liverpool Road Station, Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry contains 15 galleries. Permanent exhibitions include the Air & Space Gallery, packed with planes and flying history memorabilia; Out
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| Barton Arcade |
Located in the city centre, this beautifully restored Victorian glass arcade has shops and offices.
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| Central Reference Library |
This circular neo-classical building has a magnificent reading room and books on every subject. It also houses frequent exhibitions of local interest and the Library Theatre and cafe in the basement.
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| Dunham Massey |
This Georgian House set in 101 hectare wooded deer park has a library, stables, moat, working mill, orangery, garden, shrubs, and rare, late-flowering azaleas.
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| Heaton Park |
This 600 acre park has a boating lake, pets’ corner, golf course, and a working tram. The neo-classical Heaton Hall is the venue for music events, and concerts and events are held in the park during the summer.
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| Hollingworth Lake Country Park |
This lake has water sports facilities and it is a two and a quarter mile walk around the lake.
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| Imperial War Museum |
Situated on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal in Trafford, this museum offers thought-provoking displays and direct access to the museum's collections to gain a greater understanding of the enormous impact of war on the twentieth and twenty-first cen
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| Jodrell Bank Science Centre and Arboretum |
This wonderful science centre and arboretum has displays on astronomy and the universe with activities for children.
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| Manchester Art Gallery |
Manchester Art Gallery's internationally renowned collection spans six centuries of British and continental fine and decorative art. There are currently about 25,000 items in the collection and over 2,000 of these are on display in the gallery. The collec
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