Manchester
Your critical guide to hotels, restaurants and going out in Manchester
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- People's History Museum - Museums
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- Lowry - Theatre
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- Manchester Monastery - Attractions
- Craft & Design Centre - Shops
- Abdul's - Restaurants & cafés
- Clone Zone - Shops
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10 great things to do in Manchester
Rejoice in the city's cultural energy, stellar chefs and football fervour
Editor's picks
Michelin-starred gastronomy
Michael Caines
Restaurants & cafésIgnore the fact that it's in a hotel basement, Michael Caines is arguably one of Manchester's best eateries.
Welcome to boutique clubland
Sankeys
ClubsThe ever-popular Sankeys is proof that serious partying is not solely about the mega-club.
Design with a difference
Afflecks
ShopsAt this four-floor alternative shopping institution you'll find mix of new designers, vintagewear, records, homewares and kitsch gifts.
Major attractions
John Rylands Library
AttractionsAmong the astonishing array of treasures found here is the world's oldest surviving fragment of the New Testament.
Whitworth Art Gallery
AttractionsA rich, historic collection with work by some of the world's most exciting contemporary artists.
Manchester Monastery
AttractionsTake a tour of this spectacular piece of nineteenth-century ecclesiastical architecture, designed by Edward Pugin.