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Take a tour through history when you explore Manchester Cathedral, one of the oldest churches in the city. With years of history to unravel, this stunning sight is best explored without the hassle and stress of heavy luggage weighing you down. Leave your bags at convenient, reliable luggage storage near Manchester Cathedral with Radical Storage. If you’re arriving through Manchester Piccadilly Station, you’ll also find convenient storage options nearby, making it easy to start your sightseeing right away.
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This stunning cathedral has proudly towered over the city for more than 600 years and holds a rich history. The Cathedral has survived countless bombings through both World Wars and has been lovingly restored each time it has been ruined. Most recently, the restoration works were honored by the installment of the Healing Window. This vibrant stained glass window crowns the East Door and was installed in 2004 to celebrate the Cathedral's return to its former glory.
Inside, the roof of the Cathedral is supported by 14 angels, each playing a different golden medieval instrument, and candles light your way from the entrance to the altar. See the beauty of the Cathedral for yourself and explore more of the intricate designs of the Cathedral with a tour inside. Tickets for Manchester Cathedral are free; you can visit any day of the week. Just be mindful of Sundays, when there will be masses taking place.
When you are finished exploring, the Cathedral is closely located to other top Manchester attractions including, The Bridgewater Hall and The National Football Museum.
Once you’ve had a taste of Manchester’s history, you’ll be eager to explore more of this eclectic city. Here are our top recommendations for things to do in Manchester:
Marvel at Manchester’s industrial history at the Science and Industry Museum - Manchester is considered the world’s first industrial city. Manchester was at the forefront of a new way of life during the industrial revolution with its whirring warehouses, flowing canal, and bustling streets.
Amble along the canal and enjoy the views - Manchester is famous for its stunning, flowing canal adorned with quirky canal boats and floating houses. Stroll along the canalside and pop into one of the picturesque bars or cafes that sprinkle the shores.
Soak in the grunge culture on a street art tour - Manchester is known for its stunning and intricate street art collection. The city’s Northern Quarter is the best place to spot some of the best art, and you won’t miss any on a guided street art tour.