Manchester is enjoying something of a renaissance, with new hotels and music venues – and the reopening of Manchester Museum 🖊️ By CathyToogood
Tourists who book into one of the new hotels will quickly discover Manchester’s city centre to be eminently walkable. It’s easy to stroll between some of its most creative neighbourhoods in a morning or afternoon and pop into independent boutiques and coffee shops along the way.Take the neighbourhood of Kampus, next to Canal Street: it’s a five-minute walk from Piccadilly railway station.
From here, it’s just a 10-minute walk to the Northern Quarter’s central Stevenson Square, where colourful street art has been sprayed onto buildings. Among the independent businesses worth a visit isThere’s more street art to look out for, as well as the neighbourhood’s red brick textile warehouses and Victorian markets.
is in one of these buildings with jewellery, ceramics, prints and more of offer. Ancoats, once the world’s first industrial suburb, is now a creative neighbourhood, and is around a five-minute walk away.
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