13 places to visit in Manchester

If you're a student in Manchester, the historical, modern, dynamic, and hip city, we've put together a list of sites you shouldn't miss.

What are some of Manchester's most stunning spots?

1- Quarter-millennium 

One of the most attractive areas in the old town. There are various venues to socialize and shop and Victorian architecture to greet you.

2- Salford Central

Salford Central has been rejuvenated thanks to a large reconstruction project. New stores, houses, and green public areas have sprung up around Chapel Street and New Bailey.

3- Retail District

Boutiques, supermarkets, designer and High Street brands, as well as Manchester Arndale, one of the UK's major city malls, make this a genuine shopper's paradise.

4- Northern Quarter

Manchester's most distinctive, independent quarter, with a laid-back bohemian attitude and excellent cuisine, drink, and music.

5- Spinningfields

The bright new business district of the city has also been appropriately designed and put into service.

6- Piccadilly

Manchester's most distinctive, independent quarter, with a laid-back bohemian attitude and excellent cuisine, drink, and music.

7- Castlefield

Castlefield, Britain's first Urban Heritage Park, was established in 1982 and is famed for its attractive canals and cobblestone alleys.

8- Chinatown

Restaurants, grocery stores, bakeries, and Chinese New Year celebrations may all be found on Faulkner Street.

9- The Gay Village

Around Canal Street, one of the UK's favorite gay neighborhoods, with a lot of clubs and venues.

10- First Street

The city's newest food and beverage event and the intriguing, diverse cultural arts venue EV are both located on First Street.

11- Ancoats

The red-brick industrial buildings of Ancoats, formerly the heart of Manchester's cotton industry, now contain tiny independent companies, chic residences, and eccentric eateries.

12- Oxford Road

The permanent address of the manchester united championships, where the championships are celebrated. One end is in St.Peter square and the other end is in Rusholme. It is 2.5 kilometers long. It is just a short bus ride from the shops, restaurants and entertainment venues of the city center.

13- The Quays

MediaCityUK is located in this bustling waterfront site, as well as The Lowry and the Imperial War Museum North, two local cultural organizations.