Guidebook for Manchester
Essentials
ALDI
100 Great Ancoats Street7 minute walk from the apartment with free parking
Everything Else
7 minute walk from the apartment with one day, three day and one month passes
11 residents recomanen
PureGym Manchester Urban Exchange
Great Ancoats Street7 minute walk from the apartment with one day, three day and one month passes
Main station of Manchester, it serves intercity routes to London, Birmingham, Bristol, South Wales, the south coast of England, Edinburgh, Glasgow as well as major destinations throughout Northern Eng
84 residents recomanen
Manchester Piccadilly Station
Main station of Manchester, it serves intercity routes to London, Birmingham, Bristol, South Wales, the south coast of England, Edinburgh, Glasgow as well as major destinations throughout Northern Eng
Estadi Etihad
Ashton New RoadThe new home of football in Manchester
Old Trafford
Sir Matt Busby WayThe old home of football in Manchester
Manchester Arndale
The city's main shopping centre
An alternative shopping area for those looking for something out of the ordinary
78 residents recomanen
Affleck's, Manchester
52 Church StAn alternative shopping area for those looking for something out of the ordinary
Sightseeing
Worth seeing for the architecture alone! It could be a set from a Harry Potter movie
88 residents recomanen
John Rylands Library
Worth seeing for the architecture alone! It could be a set from a Harry Potter movie
Entertainment & Activities
Printworks
27 Withy GroveCinema with plenty of food options close by
Food scene
Stevenson Square, located in the heart of Manchester's Northern Quarter, UK, has a rich history as a gathering point and has evolved into a vibrant hub for food and drink. Historically, it played a significant role as a meeting place for activists, notably being associated with Emmeline Pankhurst and the suffragette movement in the early 20th century. Pankhurst, a leading figure in the campaign for women's suffrage in the UK, utilized areas like Stevenson Square to organize rallies and speeches, rallying support for the cause of women's rights.
Today, Stevenson Square has transformed into a lively area known for its dynamic food and drink scene. It is surrounded by a mix of independent cafes, bars, and restaurants, attracting locals and tourists alike. The square also features street art and outdoor seating, contributing to its contemporary and inviting atmosphere. This evolution from a historical gathering point to a modern culinary and social destination reflects Manchester's ongoing development and the blending of its rich heritage with new, creative energy.
Stevenson Square, Manchester M1, Regne Unit
Stevenson Square, located in the heart of Manchester's Northern Quarter, UK, has a rich history as a gathering point and has evolved into a vibrant hub for food and drink. Historically, it played a significant role as a meeting place for activists, notably being associated with Emmeline Pankhurst and the suffragette movement in the early 20th century. Pankhurst, a leading figure in the campaign for women's suffrage in the UK, utilized areas like Stevenson Square to organize rallies and speeches, rallying support for the cause of women's rights.
Today, Stevenson Square has transformed into a lively area known for its dynamic food and drink scene. It is surrounded by a mix of independent cafes, bars, and restaurants, attracting locals and tourists alike. The square also features street art and outdoor seating, contributing to its contemporary and inviting atmosphere. This evolution from a historical gathering point to a modern culinary and social destination reflects Manchester's ongoing development and the blending of its rich heritage with new, creative energy.