Tel: 0118 971 4700
City of Manchester Stadium
Rowsley Street
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M11 3FF
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 438 7821
The City of Manchester Stadium was built to host the 2002 Commonwealth Games and today the superb 48,000-seater stadium is home to Manchester City Football Club. It is one of the UK’s most spectacular sporting arenas and visitors can explore the stadium with The Manchester City Experience – Museum and Stadium Tour, which features a nostalgic, and highly commended, stroll through the illustrious past of one of the country’s most successful football teams, followed by a 75 minute tour of the magnificent stadium.
Rowsley Street
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M11 3FF
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 438 7821
The City of Manchester Stadium was built to host the 2002 Commonwealth Games and today the superb 48,000-seater stadium is home to Manchester City Football Club. It is one of the UK’s most spectacular sporting arenas and visitors can explore the stadium with The Manchester City Experience – Museum and Stadium Tour, which features a nostalgic, and highly commended, stroll through the illustrious past of one of the country’s most successful football teams, followed by a 75 minute tour of the magnificent stadium.
Hat Works Museum
Wellington Mill
Wellington Road South
Stockport
Greater Manchester
SK3 0EU
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 355 7770
There is only one museum in the UK that is devoted to the showcasing and exhibiting of hats, and that is the Hat Works Museum in Stockport. The museum is found in the grade II listed Wellington Mill and opened in 2000 in celebration of the town’s prominence in this particular industry since it began several centuries ago. Not only can visitors explore the hats of days gone by, they can also watch live demonstrations to learn more about the industry during their time inside.
Wellington Mill
Wellington Road South
Stockport
Greater Manchester
SK3 0EU
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 355 7770
There is only one museum in the UK that is devoted to the showcasing and exhibiting of hats, and that is the Hat Works Museum in Stockport. The museum is found in the grade II listed Wellington Mill and opened in 2000 in celebration of the town’s prominence in this particular industry since it began several centuries ago. Not only can visitors explore the hats of days gone by, they can also watch live demonstrations to learn more about the industry during their time inside.
The Lowry Art Gallery
Pier 8
Salford Quays
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M50 3AZ
United Kingdom
Tel: 0870 787 5780
The Lowry is a superb and award-winning building set in the revitalised Salford Quays. It is one of the UK’s most exciting art galleries, named of course after LS Lowry, the brilliant and innovative 20th century artist. Discover more about his life and work in surprising and novel ways and discover something new in the other gallery spaces. The Lowry is also a great venue for live entertainment, with a programme of international drama, dance, comedy and music throughout the year. It is also a great place for eating out in the award-winning restaurant.
Pier 8
Salford Quays
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M50 3AZ
United Kingdom
Tel: 0870 787 5780
The Lowry is a superb and award-winning building set in the revitalised Salford Quays. It is one of the UK’s most exciting art galleries, named of course after LS Lowry, the brilliant and innovative 20th century artist. Discover more about his life and work in surprising and novel ways and discover something new in the other gallery spaces. The Lowry is also a great venue for live entertainment, with a programme of international drama, dance, comedy and music throughout the year. It is also a great place for eating out in the award-winning restaurant.
Manchester United Museum & Tour
Old Trafford
Sir Matt Busby Way
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M16 0RA
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 868 8000
The Manchester United Trophy Room and Museum charts the history of one of the UK’s most famous and successful football clubs from 1878 to the present day. Three floors are packed with memorabilia, and include a Hall of Fame and of course the famous Trophy Room. There is an interactive floor where visitors can pick their Manchester United Dream Team, explore the club's official website, enjoy a virtual reality tour through the Old Trafford stadium, and even commentate on some of United’s finest moments. The stadium tour gives more than 200,000 visitors every year a fascinating insight and a peek behind the scenes of the breathtaking ‘Theatre of Dreams’.
Old Trafford
Sir Matt Busby Way
Manchester
Greater Manchester
M16 0RA
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 868 8000
The Manchester United Trophy Room and Museum charts the history of one of the UK’s most famous and successful football clubs from 1878 to the present day. Three floors are packed with memorabilia, and include a Hall of Fame and of course the famous Trophy Room. There is an interactive floor where visitors can pick their Manchester United Dream Team, explore the club's official website, enjoy a virtual reality tour through the Old Trafford stadium, and even commentate on some of United’s finest moments. The stadium tour gives more than 200,000 visitors every year a fascinating insight and a peek behind the scenes of the breathtaking ‘Theatre of Dreams’.
Salford Museum and Art Gallery
Peel Park
The Crescent
Salford
Greater Manchester
M5 4WU
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 778 0800
The Salford Museum and Art Gallery has a series of temporary exhibitions that complement permanent exhibits the Victorian Gallery and Lark Hill Place. The building in Peel Park opened in 1850 as a library, with money first contributed to its use as a museum in 1874.
Peel Park
The Crescent
Salford
Greater Manchester
M5 4WU
United Kingdom
Tel: 0161 778 0800
The Salford Museum and Art Gallery has a series of temporary exhibitions that complement permanent exhibits the Victorian Gallery and Lark Hill Place. The building in Peel Park opened in 1850 as a library, with money first contributed to its use as a museum in 1874.