Night after night to remember
Travel to Manchester by coach and dance the night away in legendary clubs like Pure and Sankey’s. Or explore the city’s vibrant gay district, centred along Canal Street, close to the centre, and handy for those who choose coach travel to Manchester. And of course there’s the city’s renowned music scene, which has spawned household names like Oasis and The Smiths, and continues to delight visitors and local alike, every night of the week. But once you’ve hit the sack, and struggled through the next morning’s hangover, you’ll find there’s so much more to keep you in Manchester.
Lounge in style, eat with relish
The city has an undeniable cosmopolitan buzz, and a café culture rivalled only by Paris and Vienna. Check out these five top locations:
Deansgate Locks, where old railway arches house trendy bars and cafes, most of which have outdoor tables overlooking the canal
Bread & Butter café, for good honest grub, cheap and filling sandwiches and delicious home made cakes
Curry Mile – thought to have the largest concentration of South Asian restaurants outside the subcontinent.
Pancho’s Burritos, for tasty and authentic Mexican street food at easy-to-stomach prices
Sam’s Chop House – classic British cuisine, served with real ale and an excellent wine list
Shop till you drop
In the past decade or so, Manchester has truly earned its status, and the city centre now boasts a bewildering array of shops, from the charming independent boutiques of the Northern Quarter to big designer names.
