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Our city guide will help you to find out what's up and what the best tips are from SAS crew and passengers.
Enjoy the superb shopping, eating, drinking and nightlife in the city or head out to stunning countryside in the
surrounding towns and villages. This free-spirited city demands your attention with a warm, no-nonsense
welcome and a liberating open-mindedness that challenges you to take part. |
| Hidden gems
For a few days in September you
get access to places normally
closed to the public. | Arty Stuff
Urbis, City Art center. If you
travel with kids, catch one of
their workshops for children. | Ice-wall
Practice ice axe moves on a 23
foot-high sheer wall of ice. |
| Nothern Quarter
Manchester City center
www.northernqtr.co.uk Known as the cretive quarter
of Manchester. Lots of shops,
cafés and bars. Affleck's
Palace is a good stop, a former
department store which has
been turned into a multi-storey
bazaar for alternative clothing
and nick-nacks.
Shopping can be exhausting, Northern Quarter Restaurant
& Bar, is a good place to
fill up your enegy reserves.
Great food and generous
opening hours.
Llewelyn, ground crew | Fletcher Moss Garden
Wilmslow Road
One of the best kept gardens
in Manchester. Make sure to
fill up the picnic basket at
Barbakan Deli, another best
in town.
Miles | The Lowry
www.thelowry.com
Landmark art venue in Salford Quayes. There's also a nice
collection of shops and
restaurants at the Lowry Plaza.
Nice architecture around the
place too, quite modern. It's a
bit out of the way but you get
here quite easy by tram.
Michelle
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