Manchester

Updated, Aug 2023

City

Manchester was grown as an industrial town but, now not only that, it developed as one of the hubs of European Football. It is in the northwest of England and welcomes its travellers with its open hands. There are so many attractions here, museums and stadiums as well as good food and culture. summers are the best time to visit the city.

Getting In & Around

Getting in

Manchester Airport
15 km south, Train: £3~5 (kids, 50% off) takes around 20 mins(every 10 min) Buy now, Bus: £4~6 national express, takes around 30 min(24 hrs) Book Now, Local buses ~£3, Tram: £4.6 (kids, 50% off) takes around 45 mins Buy here, Taxi: £15-30.

Manchester Piccadilly Station
main railway station, all major trains operated across country, connected by trams and buses to the city, Shopping and public facilities are available here. Station map

Getting around

Public Transport
Tickets: *single ticket £1-3, *Adult day ticket £7 and more, *7 day ticket ~£14 variable
Visit website

*Manchester transport network consist of Metrolink Trams, buses and Suburban trains and Metroshuttle minibus. ticket prices are depend on travel distance and mode of transport. please visit the transport website to plan your journey and calculate costs.

If you looking to find an electric car charging point, visit carwow to find nearest location to charge your electric car. there are around 20000 charging points in UK, and some of them are free as well.

Piazza Duomo

See & Do

National Football Museum:
museum | opening hours: 10 am to 5 pm, tickets: Adult(16-64): £10, Reduced: £8, Child(5-15): £5, Penalty Shootout: £2, Visit website, phone: +44 161 605 8200, email: [email protected], address: Urbis Building, Cathedral Gardens, Manchester M4 3BG

People’s History Museum:
museum | opening hours: 10 am to 5 pm, second thursday every month until 8 pm, Closed: 24-26 Dec, 1 Jan, tickets: Free entry, Suggested donation £5, Visit website, phone: +44 161 838 9190, address: Left Bank, Spinningfields, Manchester M3 3ER