1. Eat Your Way around Ancoats

Ancoats was known as ‘Little Italy’.

This former textile district is a hit with both seasoned locals and visiting foodies.

Don’t miss: Mana, Manchester’s first Michelin-starred restaurant since 1977.

2. Have a Big One at the Warehouse Project

Ten thousand people all under one roof, raving in a mega warehouse.

Tickets naturally sell like hotcakes covered in gold leaf, so be quick.

3. Sample Street Food at Mackie Mayor

It promises 400 seats and cracking food from nine independent kitchens.

Taste all the gastronomic options on offer at Mackie Mayor.

4. Get Creative at the Craft and Design Center

Arts, crafts, jewellery and illustration stalls that showcase the city's creativity. 

Don’t miss: The Maker’s Market, featuring scores of local artists on weekends in a revolving roster of places.

5. Get Your Fill in Chinatown

It’s home to a whole host of Vietnamese, Korean, Thai and Japanese joints.

Come here and get a happy and special experience!

6. Delve into the History of Manchester Cathedral

It is one of the oldest churches in the city.

Stop by the Visitor Centre to learn more about the cathedral’s history

7. Relive the Beautiful Game at National Football Museum

If you are a football fan, don’t miss the National Football Museum!

You’ll also get the opportunity to try your hand at different skills, from commentating to penalty shoot outs. 

8. Embark on a Spirit-Infused Adventure Together

Discover the world of whiskies at Manchester’s IL Gusto Spirits. 

Learn about whisky-producing knowledge and taste whiskies from the cask.

9. Create Your Favourite Cocktail at Revs

Choosing from an extensive cocktail menu, learn to create your very own concoction with the help of an expert bartender.

Enjoy the drinks, games, and the atmosphere.

10. Spend a Day at Bannatyne

Lying next to your other half in the most calming environment and getting a massage. How wonderful it is!

11. Walk along the Canals

You can enjoy a peaceful walk in the wonderful scene.

It is recommended that exploring the Castlefield or Ancoal areas.

12. Visit Manchester Museum

It is the city’s best-known museum.

It is famous for the natural history and artifacts.

See the exhibitions covering a wide range of types .

13.  Have a Mad Orbital Rave

A club of world-class clubs all north of Manchester’s ring road.

Here, you can head further out of the city towards all-nighter epicentre Hidden, banging club The Loft or the total hedonism of The White Hotel.

14. Explore Manchester's Markets

Manchester's varied markets are buzzing with independent traders and great bargains.

You don’t have to spend a pretty penny to find something unique to wear in the north’s coolest city.

15.  Have a Big Night Out in the Gay Village

Manchester’s Gay Village is a technicoloured space almost entirely dedicated to LGBTQ+ bars, pubs, clubs and sex shops.

Head to the area’s beating heart for one of its drag nights or craw.

FAQs:

Q: How about the night life in Greater Manchester?

A: It is very active. There are a variety of bars, clubs and musical places.

Q: What are the food recommendations?

A: Try the local fish and chips, Manchester egg tart and various international food.

Q: What are the common activities about in Greater Manchester?

A: Common activities are always about bars, clubs, outdoors, music, exhibitions, shopping and so on.

Don’t miss these fantastic activities in Greater Manchester!

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