Make Memories In Manchester

Manchester. It is known for its football clubs, the symbolic bee, famous musicians, and its array of museums. From Manchester United to Coronation Street to Oasis, Manchester is rich in history, culture, music, and sport! Spending time in this city, eating like a local and exploring the museums, you’ll have memorable moments you’ll cherish forever. The seamless blend of culture, history, science and local delights within this experience will show you some of the best parts of Manchester city centre.

The Science and Industry Museum

Embarking on this Manchester experience will quickly fill your brain with sciencey facts as it starts at the Science and Industry Museum! Situated on the edge of the city centre, in the trendy Castlefield area, this museum hosts some of Manchester’s best science designs, discoveries and innovations.

If you enjoy interactive and immersive activities, you will certainly be happy at The Science and Industry Museum. There are 40 different things to do, see and discover, as well as interactive displays, collections and important scientific artefacts! The inner child in you (or your kids) will be engaged, educated, and enlightened from start to finish!

The Deansgate Pub

A British pub…an iconic social hub offering vibrant, cosy and friendly atmospheres. There are plenty of these across Manchester and the UK, but this one, The Deansgate Pub, is an extra charming and historic place. Well known for its traditional and classic British pub grub (food) and drinks, this spot is the perfect place for a bite to eat.

With its welcoming ambience, energetic environment and extensive selection of drinks, this pub is renowned by locals and tourists. The Deansgate has served hungry and parched visitors for over 200 years, and with its traditional interior, you’ll feel right at home!

St. Peter’s Square - Emmeline Pankhurst Statue (Suffragette leader)

St. Peter’s Square is home to several of Manchester’s essential landmarks and buildings. Anchored by the Central Library, the Peace Garden, the Manchester Cenotaph and the Metrolink tram stop, this public square showcases unique architecture and holds a lot of cultural significance. This square is also home to the incredible bronze Emmeline Pankhurst statue.

Known as one of the most significant and famous suffrage leaders, Pankhurst was hugely influential in the early 1900s as the political activist who organised the suffragette movement in Britain. Born in Manchester, Pankhurst became the co-founder of the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU) and held bold leadership skills. This significant time in history was pivotal in British women gaining the right to vote.

Albert Schloss

There’s nothing better than ending with a warm, sweet treat! As part of this experience, you’ll indulge in a scrumptious dessert from Albert Schloss. Whether you go for the pretzel doughnuts or salted caramel brulee pudding, you will feel satisfied at the end of your Manchester experience. 

This popular spot, Albert Schloss, is known for its lively atmosphere, diverse entertainment, and selection of drinks. You will understand why this place is so popular with locals and tourists once you experience the cosy ambience and vibrant atmosphere! If you’re lucky, you might even have a chance to experience live entertainment in the animated atmosphere and sip on a German-inspired craft beer!