By rail
Manchester Piccadilly, trains from London Euston
United Kingdom
Industrial heritage, music and football
United Kingdom
Industrial heritage, music and football
Manchester Piccadilly, trains from London Euston
Manchester Airport (MAN), ~14 km
May to September — milder, drier days
Sources: Photo: Mark Andrew · CC BY 2.0
Layers, a rain jacket
The John Rylands Library's Gothic reading room
May to September — milder, drier days. What to pack: Layers, a rain jacket.
Fly into Manchester Airport (MAN), ~14 km.
Football at Old Trafford or the Etihad, the Northern Quarter's cafés and music, museums of science and industry. A quieter find: The John Rylands Library's Gothic reading room.
Lancashire hotpot, curries on the Curry Mile and Manchester tart.
Manchester is a city in north-west England, United Kingdom, at the heart of Greater Manchester, on the River Irwell south of the Pennine hills.
Manchester was a Roman fort and later a market town, and in the late 18th and 19th centuries it became the world's first great industrial city, built on cotton mills. Its later life gave the world the computer, Manchester United and a famous music scene.
Mancunians are known for their accent, their humour and their music, and the city's long history of migration has made it one of Britain's most diverse.
In 1948 the Manchester Baby became the first computer to run a program stored in its own electronic memory.
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