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Every city with a bright future (and present, of course) has a great past and Manchester is no exception. Located in the north-west of England in Great Britain, this city with Victorian airs, initiator of the Industrial Revolution and the most important social doctrines of the nineteenth century, awaits its visitors with endless options to know.

He visits his excellent museums, he knows his wide theatrical offer, he hears his brilliant and interesting musical offer that has transcended borders, he attends one of his many festivals, he goes through his picturesque and multicultural districts, he is part of his latent life with its people in its streets And above all, it experiences its inevitable and unceasing journey towards the future.
Your visit to Manchester will not be complete if you do not know any of its legendary music stores like Sifters or Kingbee Records; You enjoy the famous Manchester International Festival where artists of international stature are present; Go to a football match at the legendary Old Trafford Stadium or browse an antique book in the beautiful John Rylands Library.

Visiting Manchester

Once considered as the world's largest manufacturing city, creativity and drive for creation runs through the veins of Manchester. It is a city in constant technological and cultural growth, that maintains its origins present and the best way to know it is in its museums.
Visit the major museums of Manchester: the Imperial War Museum, located along the banks of the canal at Salford Quays; Divided into 2 rooms, you can learn stories, artifacts, objects, documents and audiovisual about the impact of war on society, from the First World War to the present day.
Another great museum that you can not miss is The Manchester Museum. From archeology, anthropology, natural history and other sciences, you can observe mummies, dinosaur fossils, elements of Egyptian culture or meet reptiles and insects in the Vivarium.
The list of great museums in Manchester is completed by the Manchester Art Gallery, The Museum of Science and History, Whitworth Art Gallery, The Lowry and for football fans, The National Football Museum, which displays the history of this sport in England and The trajectory of the teams of the city: Manchester United and Manchester City.

Manchester Travel Tips

Transport in Manchester is well connected, making it easy to get around the city. With a Day Save Ticket, you can use all the available transports for a day, a week, a month or a year, with prices starting at 5 pounds.
To visit the main attractions, museums and tourist sites, there are different packages and passes that will give you free access to more than 60 points in the city for a price from 8 pounds sterling.
The weather in Manchester is quite changing because of its location, even coming to have days with all kinds of weather, from sunny, cloudy and rainy. The constant light rains most of the year. The best time to visit the city is May, although the warmest months are July and August.
In your luggage, do not forget to bring some umbrellas, raincoats or light jackets.