Manchester has the vibe that different with another city in UK. You can walking to the street and shopping while listen to the music surrounding. Manchester has musch places to visit and a lot of thing to do when you are visiting. The city is also studded with independent boutiques and top class shops, cool bars and pubs. Not only do its museums house some of the UK’s finest historic collections, but also Manchester has a contemporary cultural pulse that puts other British cities to shame.
First you can exploring The People's Museum. It is the only one national museum in Manchester. The museum dedicated to telling a 200-year tale of British democracy. That museum become something that proud in Manchester. This is a city that has seen more than its fair share of political reform, and the story of British politics is often a Mancunian one (the city is the birthplace of socialism, universal suffrage and the global co-operative movement; it’s also where Marx and Engels drafted the Communist Manifesto). The other museum is Museum of Science and Industry. You can learn about DNA and how it is used to control crime and disease there. Don't miss the 4D theatre which goes way beyond the typical 3D experience and see Victorian machinery in action. Afterwards take in the spectacular views of the stars within the planetarium. The Museum of Science is a fantastic day out for people of all ages. In Oxford Road nevertheless packs in so many galleries, museums and theatres. The locals the road as cultural corridor of Manchester. At the northern end of the main arterial route connecting the centre to south Manchester is Cornerhouse, the city’s acclaimed contemporary art complex, while at the other is the red-brick Whitworth Art Gallery. You can find the Manchester Museum and the University of Manchester’s campus, a quadrangle of Gothic buildings designed by Alfred Waterhouse.
You can fully your stomach with the favor foods and drinks. Cloud 23 located in the Beetham Tower, the tallest building in Manchester. This contemporary restaurant and bar gives you an amazing views. Floor-to-ceiling windows on all sides reveal not just the city but also half of the Northwest to boot. Combining of friendly service and stylish décor, Cloud 23 is perfect environment to indulge with friends and family on any evening of the week. The other place that you must visit is Abode. It is notable for its basement restaurant, masterminded by the Michelin-starred chef, Michael Caines. It scooped Restaurant of the Year in the 2008 Manchester Food & Drink Festival awards and a nomination for 'Chef of the Year' for Ian Matfin's culinary creations in 2009.
If you’re loving football and you are Manchester United or manchester City biggest fans you must watch their match, live! Manchester United fans can take the popular behind-the-scenes stadium tour and trot down players' tunnel or visit the impressive museum, where kids can try and kick the ball as hard as Wayne Rooney, while devotees of Manchester City Football Club can head instead to the City of Manchester Stadium, where you'll find a club shop, a restaurant, and museum, plus stadium tours.
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