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Book top-rated Manchester tours and experiences at the best prices on isango and grab the best deals and discounts! A vibrant art scene, pulsating nightlife, museums, historic pubs, Victorian markets, and famous restaurants, Manchester does have it all. As the commercial and cultural capital of Lancashire, Manchester has undergone something of a renaissance with new sports and entertainment facilities increasing its tourist appeal. Whether a shopaholic or a gastronome, a history buff or an architecture geek, you’ll never run out of options when sightseeing in this fascinating English city. Visit attractions like Castlefield, Science and Industry Museum, Imperial War Museum North, Manchester Cathedral, Manchester Art Gallery and go on a host of action-packed tours by handpicked operators. Book NOW for the best prices!
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Our tips for Manchester

  • Manchester hotel rates fluctuate when there’s a football game, depending on how close a hotel is to the stadium. So to avoid paying higher rates, look in The Quays area when there’s a City game on, and in the east or the north of the city when United are playing at home.
  • There’s no better way to experience the personality and essence of the city than on a walking tour. Choose from a host of guided walking tours on isango! and pick out the one that you’d love doing.
  • Visit Northern Quarter and Ancoats for some retail therapy. This is where locals love to hangout and shop.
  • Enjoy the hustle and bustle of the streets filled with the coolest cafes, pubs and local shops.

Good to know

  • The months from June to August are the best time to visit Manchester as the weather is warm and ideal for sightseeing. This is also the time when there are tons of festivals and events that keep residents and tourists in the city busy.
  • You could also visit in January and February if you want to avoid crowds and get better rates as this is the offseason.

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