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Manchester Local information
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History of Manchester
Featured Property
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Local Information
Manchester Misc Links
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Manchester has come a long way since it was the centre of the North of England cotton and coal industry. Even today, the original canals that took barges laden with products from Manchester to Leeds and Liverpool still exist, although now they are predominately used for leisure. Many Cafe bars, Restaurants, Theatres and Concert halls such as the Bridgewater Hall have paved the way to the diverse culture and cuisine that can be found on the streets of Manchester today.
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Shopping in Manchester - Anybody wishing to shop in Manchester will find an abundance of retail & fashion outlets. These are all located, and easily accessible, within a 1 mile radius of St. Peter's Square. There is a wide variety of fashion outlets starting with shops and stalls (where clothing is sold for under £10) to Italian designer wear, found on the exclusive King Street.
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For anyone who wants to spend a short time away from the city life, there are three national parks within easy access including the Peak District, the Lake District and the Snowdonia national parks. Manchester is such a vibrant city that offers so much both to Mancunians and those people visiting the city that you're not likely to be able to leave Manchester for long
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Serving over 19 million passengers a year, Manchester is the largest UK airport outside London. Three terminals, two runways, full facilities, quality airlines and tour operators and direct destinations covering all five continents, all go to making Manchester a perfect gateway.
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| Any visitor to Manchester should also purchase a copy of City Life, the sister magazine to this guide, which provides the only fully comprehensive listings for the city, including pop, classical, clubs, theatre, sport, comedy, cinema and much more. There's also features on all aspects of contemporary Manchester, from current affairs to lifestyle. |
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