Manchester Travel Packages

Follow the sometimes tumultuous development of democracy in Britain when you tour this captivating museum set in an old Edwardian pump station.

An inspirational museum that tracks the 'engine' of scientific and technological progress which transformed Manchester from market-town to metropolis.

St. Peter's Square may now be a peaceful space overlooked by historical buildings – but it was once the site of an atrocity that shook Manchester and Britain.

Admired for its stunning Victorian Gothic exterior, it's the lesser-known, but equally majestic, halls inside that make the Town Hall an enthralling experience.

Reckoned as the broadest church in England, this splendidly stout medieval cathedral is a testament to Manchester's indomitable spirit.

A red-stoned 'cathedral' that's a treasure-store for some of the oldest and most important books and manuscripts from literary history.

For two centuries, this proud institution has mixed the best of Manchester's artists with fine examples of work from around Britain – and the world.

A venerable museum that has moved with the times, Manchester Museum has Egyptian mummies galore – and a T-Rex named Stan.

A fine square to observe one of Manchester's finest buildings – or a great gathering place for football triumph. Either way Albert Square is bound to please.

Manchester's south-side art gallery – home to the best in modern art and crafts – is setting out on a bold path to integrate park and gallery.

An open space of fountains, broad paths, busy Mancunians – and a controversy over a wall.

This neoclassical domed library – built for the people, and stocked by the people – is one Manchester's pride and joys.

Step inside the 2,000-year-old Roman fortress where Manchester began. See restored ramparts, an ancient garden and excavated foundation.

The Manchester Opera House has seen much drama, in its time – and not so much opera – but remains a glorious palace of entertainment.

Cheer on soccer players during an exhilarating match and tour this 75,000-capacity stadium, home to one of Britain’s greatest soccer teams.

This free museum is dedicated to one of the world’s most popular sports. It delights fans with a vast collection of football memorabilia and interactive games.