Manchester Travel Guide

Manchester travel guide

The Manchester Travel Guide from The Great Hotels Organisation is free for all Manchester travellers.

Manchester is a major city and centre for the arts, culture, media and commerce in North England. Having played a crucial role in the industrial revolution in the 19th century it has now become one of the biggest cultural centres in the UK and is often considered to be England's second city.

Mostly known as the home of football giants Manchester United and sister team Manchester City, there is more to Manchester than just football - the redeveloped city centre with its network of canals and mills is a great tourist destination and home to bars, nightclubs, restaurants, shops and more.

Manchester Travel Highlights

 

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attractions

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great hotels

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Manchester Tourist Travel Guide

The Great Hotels Organisation has searched Manchester for the best hotels for the most discerning travellers. The following Manchester hotels are part of an international network of the world's best hotels, they are chosen to make your Manchester travel a uniquely interesting and pleasurable experience.

Hotels for Manchester Travellers

Manchester travellers! Start planning your perfect trip to Manchester with our hand-picked Manchester hotel collections:

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Manchester Weather Chart

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The following weather conditions are supplied to help you match temperature and rainfall possibilities around Manchester against your chosen travel dates. Please remember that this chart is based on averages.

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