Finally, someone has explained the Manchester travel guide clearly!

Manchester's two main characteristics are ⚽️ football and 🐝 the Industrial Revolution. If you're not interested in either of these, it might be a bit boring since it's not a tourist city. However, if you want to explore multiple cities, Manchester is a great transit hub. I recommend staying near Piccadilly Gardens, as it's convenient to go anywhere from there. Every time my friends visit, I take them on a classic route👇 1⃣️ John Rylands Library 📖 M3 3EH An ancient library that Jenny has visited. You don't need an appointment or a student card to enter, but make sure to check if it's open on that day. 2⃣️ Federal 🥪 One of the best three places in the city, and one of them is on the way to the library. Have a brunch before you go, it's said to be the most delicious in Manchester, especially the French toast and egg and steaks, they have an amazing taste. 3⃣️ Northern Quarter 🎵 Manchester's artistic district, with many bars, vintage shops, and record stores. The graffiti on the streets is fantastic and showcases Manchester's culture. Art-loving hipsters must visit! 4⃣️ Chinatown Not very suitable for taking photos, but you can try some delicious food! The Wong Wong Bakery and Taiwu are both very good! 5⃣️ Manchester Art Gallery 🎨 M2 3JL There are various exhibitions from time to time, with a focus on oil paintings. 6⃣️ St. Peter's Square/Town Hall 🏛️ During Christmas season, there will be large Santa Claus and bee lights in front of the Town Hall, which looks particularly beautiful at night! 7⃣️ University of Manchester Campus 💜🏫 Mainly the Whitworth Building and the main entrance. The front of the main entrance is very iconic, and inside the Whitworth Building, there is a supermarket where you can buy souvenirs. 📌The above is the classic route, but I make some small changes based on my friends' different interests👇 8⃣️ Castlefield 🏰 Manchester's canal district, with many cultural sites and museums, such as the Printing Museum and the Castle Museum. After exploring, you can have a coffee break in a cozy café. 9⃣️ Whitworth Street West 🎭 This is Manchester's theater district, with many famous performances and concerts. If you like art or music, it's a must-visit. 🔟 Trafford Centre 🛍️ This is Manchester's largest shopping center, with various brand stores and restaurants, as well as amusement facilities and a cinema. You can spend a whole day there. In conclusion, although Manchester is not a tourist city, there are many places worth visiting, and it's also a convenient transit point to other cities. You can explore Manchester and then easily travel to other cities. #UniversityofManchester #ManchesterUniversity #StudyinginManchester #ManchesterTravelGuide #OneDayinManchester