Manchester

Manchester: industrial heritage, urban culture, and true British spirit.

Manchester is one of the most vibrant cities in the United Kingdom, birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and a symbol of British creativity. Today, it blends its historical legacy with a modern cultural scene, a booming gastronomic offering, and a welcoming atmosphere. From its iconic stadiums to its museums, theatres, and music-filled streets, Manchester is the perfect getaway to experience the true spirit of Northern England.

Flight information from Castellón

  • Airline: Ryanair
  • Arrival airport: Manchester Airport (MAN)
  • Estimated duration: 2h 45min
  • Frequency: Seasonal

What to See and Do

  • Castlefield: the oldest district in the city, filled with canals, former factories, and a strong sense of history.

  • Science and Industry Museum: an essential visit to understand Manchester’s key role in the Industrial Revolution.

  • Old Trafford: the legendary Manchester United stadium — a must-see for football fans.

  • Northern Quarter: the creative heart of the city, full of independent shops, street art, and charming cafés.

  • John Rylands Library: a stunning Neo-Gothic architectural gem that feels like stepping into another era.

  • Albert Square & Manchester Town Hall: the essence of Victorian Manchester, perfect for strolling and admiring the architecture.

Practical Information

  • Currency: Pound sterling (£)

  • Language: English

  • Plug type: Type G (adapter required)

  • Documentation: ID card or passport (according to current regulations for travel to the United Kingdom).

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Practical Information

  • Tram/light rail (Metrolink): connects the airport with the city centre in about 25 minutes.

  • Alternatives: frequent buses, taxis, and ridesharing services such as Uber.

  • Approximate price: between £5 and £7.

Manchester Gallery