What are the most must-see tourist attractions in Manchester?

The most unmissable tourist attractions in Manchester are as follows:

Old Trafford

When you come to Manchester, you must always visit the stadium. You can visit museums and stadiums first. There are not only auditoriums in different directions and heights, but also dressing rooms and press release rooms.

John Barry Rand Library

This Victorian Gothic Library is also one of the most beautiful buildings in the city. Mr ryland's widow commemorates her husband John in this unique way. The library underwent a large-scale renovation before 2005, including a new visitor center, so visitors can now see its beautiful reading room and enjoy the early printed books collected by the library.

Museum of Science and Industry

The theme of the Museum of Science and Industry is the development of science, technology and industry. I can't believe I saw the NS train in Holland! As the first industrialized city in Manchester, this museum is the most authoritative place to explore the development of industrialization. The museum is very open, even steam engines can be displayed in it ~ ~ ~ There is an open-air railway platform outside the museum, which is part of the railway museum.

Etihad stadium

Etihad Stadium is located in the east of Manchester, also known as Manchester City Stadium. It is the home of Manchester City and the newest and most luxurious football field in Britain.

University of Manchester

Manchester University is the university with the largest number of students in Britain, from which 25 Nobel Prize winners were born, and detective Benedict Cumberbatch also graduated. The university campus is located on both sides of Oxford Road. When you walk into the campus, the first thing you see is the huge "Manchester University" sign of Manchester Business School. The highlight is Oxford Road. Go straight along this road and you can see the Manchester Museum. It mainly involves natural science and life science disciplines, including the famous ancient Egyptian studies, geology and minerals, archaeology and other disciplines. Walking along Oxford Road, you will see Manda's iconic "University Square", Whitworth Hall for graduation ceremony and alan gilbert Learning Commons, a self-study building costing 20 million pounds. The world ranking has been in the top 30 in the world, and universities account for almost one-third of the area of Manchester.