June marks Pride Month across the world, to commemorate the anniversary of the Stonewall riots. Pride Month is now dedicated to the celebration and commemoration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride. Pride Month is about acceptance, equality and celebrating the work of LGBTQ+ people, it…
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Revitalize your senses in Greater Manchester with Visit Manchester’s guide to health and wellness activities. Unwind in luxurious spas, rejuvenate with wellness experiences and discover the city’s hidden gems for relaxation. Highly trained therapists at The Spa & Gym at Edwardian Manchester will…
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Step into Human Natures, Manchester Museum’s new exhibition exploring how people have shaped the world around us and how nature, in turn, shapes our lives. From the choices we make about food and fashion to the materials we throw away, this timely journey reveals the surprising stories behind…
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So, you’re planning on booking a trip to Manchester and fancy getting out to explore more of the UK? You’re in luck - Manchester is one of the best bases for travelling the North of England. Within just a couple of hours, you can swap the city skyline for rolling countryside, dramatic coastlines, or…
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Who says dining out has to wait for the weekend? In Manchester, some of the best food deals pop up midweek - perfect for those spontaneous dinners, low-key date nights, or budget-friendly catch-ups with friends. From 50% off ramen and sushi to 3 tapas dishes for £20, the city is full of tasty offers…
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Manchester is the kind of city that makes you feel like you’ve been here before. Not because it’s trying to look like anywhere else, but because it keeps turning up on screen, quietly doubling as New York, London, Victorian streets and political corridors This itinerary follows the Film & TV trail…
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Suspended inside a former trading hall in the heart of Manchester, the Royal Exchange Theatre is iconic in‑the‑round stage brings artists and audiences face‑to‑face. For…
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Explore Manchester beyond the usual city centre spots and you’ll start to get a better sense of what it’s really like. It’s a city that feels friendly and creative, but also full of quieter corners you only notice when you slow down a bit. From Britain’s oldest public library to walkways above the…
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Manchester doesn’t really show its neighbourhoods as separate things when you’re walking through it. The city centre slips into the Northern Quarter, then Chinatown, then Ancoats, and you don’t always notice where one ends and the next begins. It’s a city that blends into itself. You don’t move…
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