Holidays in Manchester

Manchester (sighs)Manchester- One of the largest cities in Britain. The first mention of Manchester refers to the Xth century. It appeared at the site of the Keltic settlement and the Roman strengthened camp based in 79 N.E. In the Middle Ages, Manchester was a trade and handicrafted settlement. The rapid growth of the city begins in the mid-sixteenth century due to the industrial coup. In the nineteenth century, Manchester became the world ' s largest cotton industry centre, as well as an important transport hub, in connection with the opening of the Manchester Canal, which turned it into a seaport. Today, it is a major industrial, commercial and transport centre.

Manchester is the second cultural and music centre since London. The city has a large number of museums and painting gallery. New projects include museums Imperial War Museum North and Urbis (city museum and people living there), and the Lowry Cultural Centre, the Bridgewater Hall concert hall, and the largest concert hall in Europe, The Manchester Evening News Arena. Amateurs of this kind of art can visit the Opera Theatre, the City Drama Theatre, Theatre Apollo, Palas Theatre and others.

The new Manchester stadium built in 2002 and the permanent residence of the Manchester football club cannot be overlooked.

Manchester University is becoming increasingly popular in the country. New hotels, restaurants, bars, nightclubs all over the place, turn the city into modern megapolis.

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The city should see a cathotical cafeteria, a classic-based exchange, a non-hotical rash. Museums are particularly interesting in the Manchester Art Gallery, where the work of Turner, Stubbs, Gainsboro is gathered. The Salford Museum and Art Gallery, the most famous local artist, Louri, Manchester Museum, is the largest British, excluding London, the Egyptian collection, the Wyworth Art Gallery with the drawings, aquares and anesthems of British artists, as well as the national collection of textiles and textiles of Williams.

Affleck’s Palace - Manchester’s Trade Centre

Educational complex The Printworkslocated in the Millennium Quarter area, including theater, many restaurants, bars and café.

Water Sports Centre Salford Watersports Centrelocated in the Quays area and offering a large range of water sports (Kaying, Konoi, Windserfing and others).