Best Landmarks in Manchester

A picturesque area with old cotton mill buildings transformed into apartments, reminiscent of Brooklyn.

A vibrant urban quarter blending heritage with modernity, featuring an impressive canal network and striking architecture, popular for photography.

A square in the heart of Manchester.

The Roman fort's remains stand in Castlefield, guarding an ancient river crossing.

Constructed in 1761 to transport coal from the mines at Worsley to Manchester. The many old warehouses that line the canal have been restored and turned into offices shops hotels and restaurants.

Manchester's Town Hall was built to rival the great buildings of London, showcasing Victorian Gothic architecture and celebrating the city's history.

Beetham Tower is the symbol of a city once again on the rise.

A quiet square with a fountain and a statue of Richard Cobden.

A tribute to Alan Turing, a pioneer of computing who spent his final years in Manchester, located near Canal Street.

Albert Square is home to the iconic Manchester Town Hall and regularly hosts lively events like Christmas markets and food festivals.

Well known for the beautiful buildings including the Manchester Central Library.

The Tower of Lights powers energy for the Civic Quarter, reflecting sunlight during the day and using LED lights at night.

Spinningfields is a neighborhood with new skyscrapers, nicknamed 'Manc-hattan'.

The ruins of a Roman fort, offering a glimpse into the earliest days of Manchester.

An iconic building known for its gothic style architecture and has been used as a filming location.

A place to take a scenic ride for panoramic views of the city.

Heaton Hall is a mansion in Heaton Park that has been here since the Middle Ages.

St. Peter's Square features the Central Library and the Midland Hotel.

Albert Memorial is a Gothic style monument in the center of Albert Square built in 1867 to honor Prince Albert Queen Victoria's husband.

The Imperial War Museum North offers a unique look at how War has affected people throughout history and includes a piece of Steel from the World Trade Center