
Manchester Town Hall
An imposing 19th-century Gothic Revival town hall with a tall clock tower, in the heart of the city.
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Manchester, United Kingdom
Manchester, in north-west England, was a cradle of the Industrial Revolution and is now a vibrant city known for its music, museums and football.
Manchester Airport airport is about 14 km from central Manchester.
The station is next to the terminals, within walking distance. Trains run to Manchester Piccadilly (about 15-20 min) and to other cities in the north of England.
The Metrolink tram line reaches the airport station and runs into Manchester city centre. It is slower than the train, but stops at more places in the city.
Local buses and long-distance coaches, such as National Express, leave from the airport interchange for Manchester, Greater Manchester and other UK cities.
A taxi rank by the arrivals area. It is the most convenient way to reach the city centre, though it costs more than public transport.
Manchester

An imposing 19th-century Gothic Revival town hall with a tall clock tower, in the heart of the city.
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A red-brick Gothic Revival library on Deansgate with cathedral-like reading rooms. It belongs to the University of Manchester.
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A late Gothic cathedral of medieval origin in the historic centre, near the River Irwell.
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The home ground of Manchester United, one of the world's best-known football clubs. Stadium tours and a museum are available.
Tickets →Manchester is served by Manchester Airport (MAN).
Manchester Airport airport is about 14 km from central Manchester.
From Manchester Airport airport you can take Manchester Airport (train), Metrolink (tram), Autobuses y autocares (bus), and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Manchester include Manchester Town Hall, John Rylands Library, Manchester Cathedral, and Old Trafford.