Greater Manchester

1. The Lowry (Salford Quays) — A waterside arts centre hosting galleries of L.S. Lowry’s works, theatre productions and contemporary exhibitions, set in the regenerated MediaCity/Quays area. 2. Imperial War Museum North — A striking, modern museum exploring the human impact of conflict through immersive exhibits and dramatic architecture by Daniel Libeskind. 3. National Football Museum — Interactive displays and historic memorabilia celebrating the history and culture of football, great for fans and families. 4. Old Trafford (Stadium tour) — Iconic Manchester United stadium offering guided tours, a museum, and behind-the-scenes access for sports enthusiasts. 5. Science and Industry Museum — Hands-on galleries tracing Manchester’s role in the Industrial Revolution, science and technology developments. 6. John Rylands Library — A beautifully preserved Victorian Gothic library on Deansgate housing rare books, medieval manuscripts and stunning interiors. 7. Northern Quarter — Manchester’s creative quarter known for independent shops, street art, cafés, vinyl stores and a lively nightlife scene. 8. Heaton Park — One of the largest municipal parks in Europe, featuring lakes, a historic hall, recreational facilities and seasonal events.