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The city of Manchester in England is widely (and unofficially) described the 'capital of the north' due to its size and huge population. Manchester has experienced a major regeneration and modernization in recent years, spurred by the devastation caused after a bomb in the city centre in 1996. It has blossomed into a chic and trendy city, perfect for a fun-filled, budget friendly cheap city break.
With low cost budget airlines offering discount flights to Manchester Airport, thrifty travelers will find it easier than ever to get to Manchester without breaking the bank.
Things to see/do in Manchester
Manchester is full of activities, attractions and entertainment for tourists. Whether you're sports-mad, crazy for culture, or you just want to shop till you drop, Manchester city has something to offer you. Shoppers should head towards the Lowry Outlet Mall where designer labels are sold at cheap discount rates. Of course if you are traveling on a budget, there's a fair chance you might end up unable to resist the bargains and end up spending more than you intended, so be careful! Next door to the outlet mall is The Lowry, a cultural centre containing galleries, theatres, bars and nice canal views.
To continue on a cultural tour of Manchester, why not visit the Royal Exchange Theatre in the heart of the city. The original theatre was destroyed in the 1996 bomb but it has been rebuilt and is a great place to see theatre performances. The Urbis is an über-modern museum that studies contemporary urban life. The building alone is worth a visit, and views from the top are great. Budget travelers will be happy with the free admission.
Most people are familiar with the city's most famous football team, Manchester United. Any Red Devils supporters visiting Manchester should try to get to a match at Old Trafford, the 'Theatre of Dreams', to see the team play and revel in the electric atmosphere. This is not always cheap ao for a budget Man Utd. experience, a tour of the stadium and a trip to the museum would be a more low cost, thrifty option. Booking ahead is advised, as the tour is a popular attraction.
Eating out/nightlife in Manchester
Manchester has an abundance of good restaurants, whether your fine dining or looking for cheap eats. The budget conscious will find it easy to be thrifty, especially in and around Oxford Road. Cheap curry houses abound, and it is possible to bring your own alcohol to save even more money. The Northern Quarter also has a wealth of great and very low cost Indian restaurants. All-you-can-eat buffets are plentiful in Chinatown; you will pay less at lunchtime than at dinner. There are also countless cafés and small eateries offering great low prices for good food.
Of course if you are looking for something a little more up market, Manchester will not disappoint, with a number of upscale restaurants around the city serving luxury ingredients and high-end meals in lavish surroundings.
The nightlife in Manchester is diverse and vibrant. The city has produced some world-famous bands and DJ's and has a great reputation for music. There are plenty of pubs, bars and late cafés, as well as some massive clubs playing everything from indie to dance. If you're looking for a cheap night out, keep an eye out for venues offering cheap drinks and special deals and discounts during 'happy hour' promotions. Whether you want a quiet pint in traditional surroundings, a rocking gig at a great live music venue, or a sweaty rave in a superclub, you'll be sorted in Manchester.
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