2–3 horas
Guia em inglês
Confirmação imediata
Visita privada

Destaques

Wander. Discover. Connect with Inerro. Explore Manchester at your own pace on a 3-mile (4.8 km) circular self-guided trail through the city's historic landmarks, fascinating stories and unexpected details. With 17 stops to explore, questions and things to spot encourage you to see Manchester differently and notice details you might otherwise miss. Estimated time: 3 hours. Take your time and customise your experience — stop to explore a museum, pause for a coffee or drink, skip a stop if you're short on time, or return to the trail later. At the end, use the answers you've collected to tackle one final challenge. Accessible with caution: please note there are curbs, uneven paths, cobbles and rough terrain due to the historic nature of some landmarks. Users follow the route at their own risk. Perfect for curious travellers, couples, families and friends looking for a different way to experience Manchester, without a guide or fixed timetable.

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O que está incluído

Questions to encourage a closer look at each stop
A concise introduction to each landmark, designed to spark your curiosity.
Full route instructions with clear directions
Photographs to help you find each location
A page of Fun Facts about Manchester
Answers with photographs
A final challenge using the answers you've collected
Spot the detail - fun for children and adults alike
A brief timeline of Manchester's history

Itinerário

Begin your Manchester adventure at this historic railway station, the starting point for your circular trail.
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Discover this impressive former fire station headquarters and an important part of Manchester's industrial heritage.
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Discover Manchester's connection with pioneering mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing.
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Discover the Manchester-born campaigner and her important place in the history of women's suffrage.
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Admire the striking architecture of this iconic Manchester landmark and discover more about its history.
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Discover this grand Victorian hotel and its fascinating connection to Manchester's past.
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See the site commemorating one of the most significant events in Manchester's history.
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Discover the history of this much-loved Manchester theatre and its place in the city's cultural life.
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Admire one of Manchester's most spectacular historic buildings and discover the story behind this remarkable library.
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Discover the building's fascinating past and its transformation from Manchester's cotton exchange into a theatre.
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Explore one of Manchester's historic corners and discover a little of the city's past.
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Discover Manchester's historic cathedral and its centuries-old connection with the city.
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Cancelamento

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Avaliações

2,0

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Antes de ir

Ponto de encontro: Start the self-guided trail outside Manchester Piccadilly railway station, near the taxi rank on Fairfield Street. This is a circular route, so you can join it at any point, but we recommend starting at Piccadilly as this is Stop 1. There is no guide to meet.
Recolha: Todos se encontram no ponto de partida; não há recolha.
Tipo de bilhete: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Operado por: Inerro

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

How it compares in Manchester

Its from-price is 87% below the median of the 382 experiences we list in Manchester.
It is longer than most of them.
By number of reviews it ranks 119 of 382.

About Manchester

Manchester, the former cotton capital of north-west England, is a city of red-brick mills, canals, football, music and big museums.

Manchester grew in the nineteenth century as the centre of the cotton trade, and the warehouses, mills and canals of that age still shape the city. The Gothic Revival Town Hall by Alfred Waterhouse dominates Albert Square, the John Rylands Library holds a Victorian reading hall of carved stone and stained glass, and Castlefield has a Roman fort beside the canal basin. The Science and Industry Museum stands at the oldest surviving passenger railway station in the world.

Top-ranked sights in Manchester: Etihad Stadium (City of Manchester Stadium), Manchester Cathedral, Manchester Central Library.

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