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Weekend break in Manchester

Published on April 16, 2010, by in Europe.

manchesterIt is hardly surprising that Manchester has become such a sought after destination for weekend breaks. Whether you are looking for a relaxing and cultural weekend, some wild partying with a group of friends or an exciting shopping escape, this city will easily cater to your needs.

There are many different corners of Manchester that highlight its cultural diversity. Chinatown is usually a must-visit for most visitors to the city and although it has lost its once vibrant market atmosphere, the area has become increasingly popular for young partygoers at the weekends. The Gay Village ñ sometimes simply referred to as the Village is home to one of the most prominent European gay communities, but is filled with clubs and bars that appeal to all tastes. Of course, Manchester is well known for being one of the most musically active cities in the world and no matter what time of year you travel, there will be plenty of performances in the local venues.

And for shopaholics, this city will truly have you spoiled with choice. As well as all the biggest high street store names around Deansgate and the Millennium Quarter, vintage clothes fans will love the variety of the retro outfitters around Market Street.

Another reason that this city is so popular for short escapes is that cheap flights to Manchester are always easy to find. Flights from Manchester to Edinburgh as well as flights to London and numerous other UK destinations operate several times a day from the city’s international airport. Budget airlines will also cover flights from Manchester to Aberdeen, Dublin and various locations across Europe.

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