Old Trafford is one of the world's most famous sports venues and has been the home of Manchester United FC since 1910. With a capacity of 74,197, it is the largest club football stadium. It has also been used as a major concert venue, as well as being regularly used for private functions. Tours offer insight into the club's history as well as the stadium, including the locker rooms, pitch, and museum. This is a must-see for football fans and history enthusiasts.

The Lowry Theatre in Salford Quays is a major cultural venue offering a diverse range of performances, including theater, dance, and music. The striking building is notable for its architecture and its varied programs and art exhibitions. Attend a show or explore the galleries and restaurants on-site. A cultural highlight in Manchester.

If you go for individuality and try to avoid the usual, then Afflecks is the place to be. The “Indie Commerce” center has everything that is different, alternative, or unique. 73 labels and concepts united under one roof. Some might seem shrill, some are rather unconventional—but all of them are coming together with the idea not to cater to the mainstream.

Welcome to Manchester! There is lots to see, lots to do, and lots to enjoy. How about a short workout of a different kind? At Whistle Punks Axe Throwing, you can do … well, just that: throw a few axes. Yes, it is just as crazy as it sounds. But it is also a ton of fun!

Off the beaten track is the Whitworth Art Gallery, a marvellous gallery with a diverse collection of contemporary artworks. Admission is free and the gallery is known for its innovative exhibition practice and commitment to local artists. A perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and be inspired.

Just next to our hotel, the Irish World Heritage Centre in Manchester is a vibrant cultural hub celebrating Irish heritage. Explore fascinating exhibitions, enjoy traditional Irish music, or attend a variety of events throughout the year, including dance, language classes, films, and seasonal performances. The centre also features a bar and restaurant, offering a welcoming space for visitors to enjoy Irish culture and hospitality.

Co-op Live is the UK’s only music-first arena, delivering an unparalleled live experience. With 32 bars, restaurants and lounges, innovative sound bowl design, cutting-edge visual technology, and exceptional acoustics, it’s the ultimate venue for global artists. Tiered seating and the largest floor space of any comparable UK arena ensure fans are close to the action. After the show, relax and recharge at our hotel for the perfect end to your night.

Winner of the industry's prestigious International Venue of the Year award, AO Arena, formerly known as Manchester Arena, is a 23,000-capacity indoor arena immediately north of the city centre and one of the world's busiest live entertainment venues for world-class events and hospitality experiences. The largest indoor sporting arena in Europe, it was opened in 1995 and attracts over one million visitors each year.

Close to our hotel, Manchester Central Convention Complex is a premier destination for events of all kinds, from conferences to gala dinners. With iconic architecture and award-winning service, it’s a hub for professionals. After a productive day, enjoy the comfort of our hotel, offering easy access, restful rooms, and everything you need to unwind or prepare for your next big meeting.

The National Football Museum, located just 10 min. by car from the hotel, is a must-visit for football enthusiasts and offers a rich history of the sport. With interactive exhibits and a vast collection of memorabilia, it’s a perfect place to explore the game’s cultural significance. Highlights include displays on England's World Cup wins and the evolution of football. It’s an ideal spot for fans to immerse themselves in football history, making it a great complement to your stay at our hotel!

The heart of Manchester’s diverse culture and nightlife, the Northern Quarter is a dynamic area with vibrant street art, bohemian bars, record stores, independent shops, and creative spaces. Dive into the authentic atmosphere where street art, music, and unique cafés define the area, along with a mix of architecture and cultural attractions like the artists’ studios at Manchester Craft and Design Centre, and rotating exhibits at the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art.

Visit Etihad Stadium and let the energy of live Manchester City Football Club give you football fever! Known for electrifying play, iconic comebacks, and a trophy-laden history —including numerous Premier League titles, a historic continental treble in 2023, and the first-ever FIFA Club World Cup victory—Manchester City FC has redefined excellence on the pitch. As the powerhouse of English football, it is one of the world's most exciting clubs– thrilling fans season after season.