This short route takes you to visit some of the city centre’s Christmas highlights and markets. Of course, there is no need to visit every one of these, and there are sites at the end of this article that are a little way out of Manchester.Kickstart your child’s Christmas with a personalised letter
Ancoats has been affectionately described as Manchester’s “Little Italy.” It has some of the best restaurants in the city, including a few Michelin-starred quality ones. This short and easy route takes you through some of the favourite social spots of the town and is mostly step-free.Click here to p
The Manchester Bee is the symbol of the city, nodding to its industrial past and hard workers. In 1842, a coat of arms had to be designed, and it was decided to have a globe with seven bees on it to represent the continents and seas the city traded with. The bee symbol is so cherished that various i
Manchester city centre has so much to do and see. This route takes you to some highlights. Feel free to stop along the way to see anything that catches your eye, as this route is short.Grab your walking shoes, sunscreen, water bottle, and sense of adventure, ready to explore the city centre!Click he
This route takes you to some of Manchester’s favourite museums and galleries. Visit the People’s History Museum, a library with over five millennia of information, a “garden in the sky”, and more. Most of these are free-to-enter and some you may just want to pass by. Wear your comfiest walking shoes
