This magnificent concert hall was built at a cost of £42 million pounds, and is the home of Manchester’s world renowned Halle orchestra. The award-winning...

In 1875 work began on Central station, and 1986, the station was reborn as G-MEX, which together with the Manchester International Convention Centre formed one...

One of two CUBE galleries, this centre is dedicated to the study of design and has a massive collection that is open to the public...

Manchester Art Gallery houses one of the countries finest art collections in spectacular Victorian and contemporary surroundings. Highlights in the collection including outstanding Pre-Raphaelite paintings,...

Situated near the Cornerhouse, and located in a railway arch, the Green Room has developed into one of the leading centres in contemporary performance in...

The Palace Theatre is well located in the centre of Manchester close to the Cornerhouse, The Green Room, and only a stone’s throw from the...

Situated in a converted department store the Cornerhouse is the foremost arts centre in Manchester; it boasts three screens which show a range of arthouse...

This beautifully restored building stages a large and varied repertoire of live events throughout the year. These include classic opera, light opera, musicals, dance spectaculars,...

This collection has been dubbed one of pre-eminent national and international importance, making up one of the largest science and technology collections on the continent....

Housed in the Victorian Cotton Trading Hall, the theatre is a modern construction which gives a unique and intimate experience of theatre in the round....

Castlefield Gallery is located in the heart of Manchester and is recognised as one of the best places that exhibit and promote contemporary art in...

Although the cathedral may appear to have a relatively modern exterior (in church terms, at least!), there is evidence that there has been a place...

The People’s History Museum is located at the very heart of Manchester and offers a first class collection of exhibits to really bring to life...

This amazing building is hard to ignore, as it seems to fly into the Manchester sky! Travelling up form level 2, the visitor experiences elements...

Welcome to the Manchester Evening News Arena. With a seated capacity of 19,500 it’s hardly surprising that the Arena has attracted such internationally known names...