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Manchester
is one of the UK’s liveliest cities
with its exciting, cosmopolitan atmosphere
and lots to see and do. Along with top
attractions, galleries, museums, superb
shopping and stunning Victorian Architecture,
Manchester is everybody's kind of city |
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Manchester Ringway Airport & Manchester Tourist Information ... |
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Not surprisingly
Manchester has become a mecca for visitors and
a great place to live. There really is something
to appeal to everyone and whatever your interests
may be, the city has it covered.
Manchester is an outward looking
European City, with the warmth and atmosphere
of a village, it contains a range of village
areas each with its own unique identity
and special qualities. |
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Manchester Tourist Office ... |
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Details
for the Manchester Tourist Information Office
have been detailed below together with
some of the local attractions close to
Manchester City such as listed buildings
and open gardens, museums and children’s
fun activities. |
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Tourist Attractions near Manchester Ringway Airport ... |
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| here we have provided a list of attractions
that are located near to Manchester Ringway
Airport with distances from the airport
shown for each listing. |
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Manchester
Tourist Attractions |
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| The
Gallery's amazing collection
of art is displayed in
an innovative and imaginative
way. An undoubted highlight
is the outstanding collection
of 19th century Pre-Raphaelite
paintings. |
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| Manchester City Football
Club |
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| Manchester
City's new home, the City
of Manchester Stadium,
is one of the spectacular
sporting arenas in the
country. It also doubles
as a venue for a variety
of uses. Take the Manchester
City Experience Tour -
recently shortlisted for
an Award for Excellence
at the Museums & Heritage
Show 2004. |
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| The Museum of
Science and Industry in
Manchester |
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Museum is based on the
site of the oldest passenger
railway station in the
world. The huge, 7½ acre
site has five historic
buildings packed with fascinating
exhibitions, hands-on galleries,
historic working machinery
and superb Special Exhibitions. |
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| www.msim.org.uk |
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| Liverpool Road,
Castlefield, Manchester |
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| T: +44 (0) 161
832 2244 |
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The
home of Emmeline Pankhurst
and family. The birthplace
of the Women's Social and
Political Union, a museum
with displays and unofficial information
about the Pankhursts and
the Suffragette Movement.
Conference, training and
small rooms available for
hire to women and womens
groups. Creche facilities
available by arrangement. |
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| W: Click Here |
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| 60-62 Nelson Street,
Manchester |
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| T: +44 (0) 161
273 5673 |
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| Urbis
is a new kind of museum
set in a dramatic glass
building rising high above
the centre of Manchester.
Interactive exhibits lead
you on a journey exploring
life in different cities
around the world. |
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| The
park is set in 109.27 hectares
(270 acres) of green area
and boasts a wide range
of leisure opportunities
for all age groups, all
year round. With a wide
range of activities for
all the family including:
bowls,crazy golf, football,
children's play area and
tennis courts in addition
to the horticultural centre,
a community farm and Wythenshawe
Hall, there really is something
for everyone. |
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* Distances shown are in a direct line. Distances by road will be longer. |
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