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Manchester

Buildings in Manchester display a diversity of architectural styles, ranging from Victorian to contemporary architecture. The use of red brick is widespread in the city and gives it a unique look. Many skyscrapers are located in the city. Beetham Tower is the tallest building outside the London and is seen as the United Kingdom's only true skyscraper outside the capital. It is a dominant example of the new surge in a high-rise building.

Maybe most famous for its football history being home to a clubs such as Man UTD and Man City Manchester is a friendly, down-to-earth city. Also called the Capital of the north the city has survived an industrial decline and a WWII bombing to become a great and a confident, cosmopolitan city with over two million population. Most know attractions are arcade Affleck's Palace, Canal Street gay village and a Lowry art complex.

Astonishing gothic architecture at John Rylands Library and Manchester Cathedral and fine arts at Manchester Art Gallery and the Whitworth are just going to amaze you. Learn about the history of Manchester in the Manchester Museum and the Imperial War Museum North. Take skiing classes at Chill Factore. So many things to do and see in Manchester. Take the kids to The Museum of Science and Industry, Play Factore and LEGOLAND Discovery Centre entertain the whole family.

Old Trafford is the second biggest stadium in Great Britain. Being such a large complex with over 75000 seats, it's an amazing sight for eyes. Venture behind the scenes at Old Trafford and view the stadium through the eyes of Manchester United greats themselves. Kick back and relax at Red Cafe or go to the fans shop and by yourself a shirt with the name of your favourite football player or maybe a ball with Manchester UTD logo.

Formerly known as a MOSI, The Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester is a huge museum dedicated to the technology, industry and science with an accent on the city's accomplishments in these fields. You can explore various displays on the theme of transport(railway locomotives, rolling stock, aircraft and cars), power(steam, gas, water and electricity engines) Manchester sewerage and sanitation, computing and communication. You can even ride on a train as part of an interactive display.

Encounter the European greatest sport at the National Football Museum. Whatever you are a football fan you will have a great time exploring the museum. Here, you can find the largest private collection of football memorabilia in the world. See the oldest surviving FA Cup Trophy or the original 'Laws of the game' composed by The Football Association in 1863. There are many exhibitions that can provide you as much fun as can the game itself.