Greater Manchester Animal, Central + Gardens & parks pictures

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This free museum is dedicated to one of the world’s most popular sports. It delights fans with a vast collection of football memorabilia and interactive games.

Once a major seaport and home to heavy industry, this precinct is now a dynamic cultural and residential area offering shopping, sport, drama and art.

Home to some of the U.K.’s biggest broadcasters, this precinct is a mix of cultural attractions, shopping, bars and restaurants.

Kick back and relax at Manchester’s most popular green space and transport hub, and marvel at the city’s most controversial architecture.

This waterside arts complex that bears the name of a famous U.K. artist is home to a world of entertainment such as art exhibits, plays and concerts.

The second most visited city in England is a bustling metropolis of art, culture, industry, architecture and, of course, football.

This free museum is dedicated to one of the world’s most popular sports. It delights fans with a vast collection of football memorabilia and interactive games.

Kick back and relax at Manchester’s most popular green space and transport hub, and marvel at the city’s most controversial architecture.

This collection of restaurants, supermarkets, bakeries and other shops is one of Manchester’s most interesting cultural districts. 

The site of the infamous Peterloo Massacre and home to a number of heritage-listed buildings, this square at the heart of the city is filled with history.

Kick back and relax at Manchester’s most popular green space and transport hub, and marvel at the city’s most controversial architecture.

Kick back and relax at Manchester’s most popular green space and transport hub, and marvel at the city’s most controversial architecture.

This collection of restaurants, supermarkets, bakeries and other shops is one of Manchester’s most interesting cultural districts. 

This collection of restaurants, supermarkets, bakeries and other shops is one of Manchester’s most interesting cultural districts. 

This free museum is dedicated to one of the world’s most popular sports. It delights fans with a vast collection of football memorabilia and interactive games.

Kick back and relax at Manchester’s most popular green space and transport hub, and marvel at the city’s most controversial architecture.

This large square is one of Manchester’s most popular meeting spots, and the location for festivals, markets and football victory parades.

Once a major seaport and home to heavy industry, this precinct is now a dynamic cultural and residential area offering shopping, sport, drama and art.

Art lovers mustn’t miss out on this impressive exhibition space within a city park, which showcases prints and textiles both past and present.