Trip.Best Top 16 Best Things to Do in Manchester [2024]



"etihad stadium review The Etihad Stadium, located in Manchester, England, is primarily known as the home stadium of Manchester City FC. It's praised for its modern design, excellent facilities, and the atmosphere it generates during matches. The stadium has a seating capacity of around 55,000 and offers great views from most seats due to its well-planned layout. Fans often appreciate the comfortable seating, good sightlines, and the overall experience of attending games there. It's considered one of the premier football stadiums in the UK and Europe, providing a memorable experience for both home and away supporters alike."

"Manchester City's day trip to Manchester City for a day, I feel that Manchester City should be able to go all over for two days. Get off the train at noon and go straight to Manchester City Stadium, and also have a TV interview. I heard that there is a Manchester United Stadium that may be more famous? You can go there when you have time. Near Primark, in the center of the city, you can visit various shopping malls, selfridges and the like. Next to it is Manchester's church and Nationalfootball museum, and not far from other galleries, just a few minutes walk away. There is a science and technology museum in the west, which looks very good and free. The campus of Mandaa is quite dense, but unfortunately the gift shop is closed, many teaching buildings can't get in, you can only go outside, the overall atmosphere is very good, there is an American campus feeling"

"Located on George Street and Faulkner Street, Manchester Chinatown has been a distinctive symbol of Manchester since the late 1970s and is the most concentrated Chinese community in the north of the UK. Manchester Chinatown is the second largest in the UK and the third largest in Europe. Supermarkets, Chinese medicine shops and restaurants are unusually lively"

"In a conservative country like Britain, homosexuality is semi-legal here, so comrades can also be openly. But when we came to the gay village and saw the conspicuous English letters, we still choked for three seconds. The architectural colors here are very dazzling and diverse, and it seems to suggest that the world is diverse, just accept it."

"Visited the cathedral with my partner for an ibiza classical evening. We both thoroughly enjoyed it! The lighting and sound system were amazing.The only faults I had with the place was that the toilets had no lighting around them ,but there were plenty of them though, so I wasn't queuing for long."

"Went on a fact finding mission for our development of the Welsh football museum. Very good introduction tour from a very knowledgeable guide and it was a great introduction to the galleries. Some very good and interesting exhibitions tendency to concentrate on England and events in the English game. Particularly good collection of trophies. Some aspects of the development of stadiums and football at war. Interactive floor was good fun and should keep the young and old busy. The current exhibition about football games is like a step back in time and should fascinate youngsters as to how games both board games and electronic have developed. Yes you can play Subbuteo! Particularly good is the introductory corridor which has films and stills about 11 particularly important events in football and some football art on the other wall. At the end is a case containing inclusive football of every variety. There's a little shop with some good reasonably priced items. The cafe is limited in choice but a decent cup of coffee. I would say that the entry fee is worth it given the amount of things to see and do"

"Interesting mix of classical and contemporary pieces to consider. A good couple of hours spent here. Well worth visiting for the collection in general rather than any specific items."

"The town hall on the east side of Albert Square is one of Manchester's landmarks, built in 1877 and expanded in 1938. The imposing Gothic bell tower is often the focus of tourists' photo ops, and even the torch bearer of the 2012 London Olympics is not immune. Manchester City Hall can be divided into the old and new parts, the popular bell tower belongs to the old City Hall,"

"沿著Manchester Oxfords Road走到博物館，一旁樹葉已變成紅葉，非常美麗，博物館內的動物種類繁多，好可愛，關於木乃伊相對較為少，但喜歡動物的你，值得參觀曼城博物館。"

"The museum is free to enter and I used to love coming here as a child. I came back with my own children today. What we saw today was quite a disappointment.I booked easily online and with a minor wait at the doors we got in very smoothly. As we had also wanted to visit the Operation Ouch later. And thinking we would need time to explore the whole museum we booked it for mid afternoon."