Whenever asked to define Manchester, there are only two words that do justice –artistic and vibrant. A vibe unparalleled by any other city in the UK, Manchester offers a charming retreat. Visitors will feel mesmerized just by walking through the streets or visiting it by bus, train or by a characteristic taxi , thanks to the multitude of attractions it offers. Taxi can be booked  in advance through online websites offering services of taxi  quotes comparison in Manchester .  We have taken out the time and energy to provide with all the best that Manchester hides in itself. Read on.

Cosmopolitan Manchester

Chinatown

Home to the largest communities in all of UK, Chinatown is a delight to be in. At a stone’s throw away from  Manchester’s Art Gallery, the gateway that leads up to it is strikingly beautiful and natively Chinese. The moment you enter the street, you will be welcomed by authentic Chinese delicacies, gift and souvenir shops, restaurants, massage parlors and the most authentic herbal ingredients.

Manchester Gay Village

Not only does it entail the largest Chinese community, Manchester is also a popular destination for the gay community.  The Gay Village, also known as the Village is home to the earliest and established gay –lesbian communities and is famous for showing its tolerance for all kinds of people. The Village is also home to the city’s finest bars and clubs and hosts many annual and biannual homosexual parties.

Historical Manchester

Castlefield

Lying west to Deansgate Station, Castlefield is from where tourists must begin exploring Manchester. Take a walk along the Roman fort or walk through the wide range of Victorian houses alongside the canal. While you are at it, make sure to visit the Bridgewater Canal before you turn into the alley of restaurants, roadside cafes and clubs.

Museum of Science and Industry

If science fascinates you, this is the place for you. As you enter the corridor, you will be captivated by the extensive collection of exhibits, a true treat for the eyes and the mind.  Span your knowledge as you learn about DNA and its role in fighting crimes and diseases and see it all come alive right before your eyes in the 4D theatre.

Fascinated by science? Intrigued by industrial life? Manchester’s Museum of Science and Industry has a range of captivating exhibits for you to feast your eyes on. Learn all about DNA and how it is used to control crime and disease. Don’t miss the 4D theatre which goes way beyond the typical 3D experience. Don’t forget to gaze at the skies at the planetarium.

Manchester Town Hall

Another sight to behold is the Manchester Town Hall. The cathedral holds the most amazing Ford Madox Brown paintings which portray the historical struggles and upbringing of the city.

Cultural Manchester

The Lowry

Situated at Pier 8, the place showcases a collection of portraits and paintings of L.S. Lowry. The Lowry centre also stages a drama and two theatre plays produced under the banner of Opera North productions. Make sure you get yourself a seat reserved as the theatre play is not something to be missed out on!

People’s History Museum

Fans of modern architecture will thank us for recommending the Museum. Words fall short when describing what the People’s History Museum has to offer which is why a duly paid visit is in order to admire its beauty.

Hidden Manchester

The Cloud 23

Many tourists claim it to be one of the most pricy places in Manchester but the view and experience it offers is priceless. Its floor-to-ceiling windows, excellent customer service, top-notch quality food, and stunning interior decor attract throngs of visitors every day. This is truly the place to be at for fine dining and the experience of a lifetime!