Guide to Manchester

Manchester is a famous city home to Oasis, Manchester United and Coronation Street. Discover a mix of modern and old industry buildings on top of a lively cultural scene. Manchester offers a large range of first-rate dining, tours and shopping experiences.

Getting to Manchester is trouble-free with their train lines, buses, flights and the National Express coach service which caters for all accessible travel needs.

Where to stay in Manchester

Manchester has a variety of accessible accommodation from B&Bs and apartments to 5 star hotels. You will find accommodation to suit your budget and taste. Take a look through our selection of accessible accommodation in Manchester.

If you have any questions in relation to your Manchester visit please feel free to call us on 0161 260 2218

Travel in Manchester

Visit popular attractions via a trip on the accessible Ship Canal Cruise. If you prefer to stay on land then getting around Manchester is simple with their frequent buses, trams, trains and taxi cabs.

For more information about the level of accessibility Manchester transport has to offer please call us on 0161 260 2218

Things to see in Manchester

Manchester is a vibrant city full of history and impressive free attractions. Explore the city’s past with a trip to the Museum of Science and Industry or why not browse around the fantastic shops in Castlefield and Deansgate. You will be spoilt for choice with the many restaurants, bars and cafes available in Manchester. If the theatre experience is more for you Manchester has a selection of great artists and musicals performing at the Palace Theatre, Opera House and the Lowry Theatre plus many more.

Most Manchester theatres are able to accommodate various levels of mobility if you have a question about any of the attractions or theatres in Manchester please call 0161 260 2218

Eating out in Manchester

Manchester restaurants have something for everyone from vegetarian restaurants to carvery restaurants and everything in between. It is always best to check accessibility in advance before booking to avoid disappointment. Many of Manchester’s restaurants will cater for any dietary alternatives again make sure you double check with the restaurant before booking.