Guidebook for Greater Manchester
Food Scene
Great American breakfasts and brunches, savoury and sweet
7 locals recommend
Alabama's All American Eatery
Great American breakfasts and brunches, savoury and sweet
Buca di Pizza
22 Lloyd StreetBest pizzas in Manchester
Linda's Pantry
23 Ducie StreetCheap and cheerful breakfast cafe just across the road
Not the plushest restaurant in China Town but the food is incredible.
9 locals recommend
Happy Seasons Restaurant
59 Faulkner StNot the plushest restaurant in China Town but the food is incredible.
People rave about My Thai but this is our favourite Thai eatery. Intimate and the food is great. Take your own wine as they don't have a licence.
Phetpailin Thai Restaurant
46 George StPeople rave about My Thai but this is our favourite Thai eatery. Intimate and the food is great. Take your own wine as they don't have a licence.
Arts & Culture
Manchester was the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution; this museum charts the city's heritage from cotton mills to wonder material graphene
284 locals recommend
Science and Industry Museum
Liverpool RoadManchester was the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution; this museum charts the city's heritage from cotton mills to wonder material graphene
For football fans, this is a must visit. You may also want to visit Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United, or the Ethiad Stadium, Manchester City's ground and the stadium that hosted the Commonwealth Games in 2002.
174 locals recommend
National Football Museum
Todd StreetFor football fans, this is a must visit. You may also want to visit Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United, or the Ethiad Stadium, Manchester City's ground and the stadium that hosted the Commonwealth Games in 2002.
Natural history museum belonging to the University of Manchester. Meet Stan, the T-rex, and the amazing tropical frogs.
143 locals recommend
The Manchester Museum
Oxford RoadNatural history museum belonging to the University of Manchester. Meet Stan, the T-rex, and the amazing tropical frogs.
This place is stunning. Don't leave Manchester without a visit.
107 locals recommend
The John Rylands Library
150 DeansgateThis place is stunning. Don't leave Manchester without a visit.
Drinks & Nightlife
Situated just behind Canal Street, the Molly House is a friendly gay bar to start your night out in Manchester's Gay Village. Head up to the first floor where there is an outside balcony area.
10 locals recommend
The Molly House
26 Richmond StSituated just behind Canal Street, the Molly House is a friendly gay bar to start your night out in Manchester's Gay Village. Head up to the first floor where there is an outside balcony area.
Sightseeing
One hour away by train is the beautiful Roman city of Chester. Walk along the city walls, enjoy the shopping and check out the racing calendar at Chester Races.
335 locals recommend
Chester
One hour away by train is the beautiful Roman city of Chester. Walk along the city walls, enjoy the shopping and check out the racing calendar at Chester Races.
Getting Around
You can get anywhere in the UK from here and it's just a few minutes' walk from the apartment.
84 locals recommend
Manchester Piccadilly Station
You can get anywhere in the UK from here and it's just a few minutes' walk from the apartment.