Manchester is a city that pulses with energy and creativity! Known for its rich history in music, sport, and innovation, it offers a vibrant blend of modern culture and industrial heritage. Explore the buzzing Northern Quarter, catch a match at Old Trafford, or dive into the city’s thriving food scene. Whether you're an art lover or thrill-seeker, Manchester’s dynamic spirit will leave you inspired and wanting more!
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In 1903 Mancunian Emmeline Pankhurst found the Women’s Social and Political Union, later known as the Suffragettes.
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The Old Wellington, colloquially known as the “Old Welly”, was built in 1552 and is Manchester’s oldest pub.
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The Duke of Wellington opened the world’s first passenger railway in 1830. This globally significant railway site is now the home of the Science and Industry Museum.
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In 1888, the world’s first professional football league was set up at the Royal Hotel in Manchester.
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Manchester is home to the world’s longest running TV soap opera – Coronation Street. Starting on 9th December 1960, it has been on screens every week, ever since.
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In 1903 Mancunian Emmeline Pankhurst found the Women’s Social and Political Union, later known as the Suffragettes.
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Manchester Cathedral is an insight into the medieval history of the city; built in 1421. Surrounding the cathedral, is the legend of a giant, demonic black dog, known as Black Shuck, haunts the night.
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Famous Mancunians include musicians Noel and Liam Gallagher, footballer Marcus Rashford, and boxer Tyson Fury.
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Manchester: where music thrives, football rules, and industry vibes—gritty charm meets vibrant energy in a city that’s always alive.
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