'Printworks' is a vibrant entertainment venue in the heart of Manchester, offering clubs, eateries, and a cinema at the crossroads of Withy Grove. The venue is strategically located on the renovated business premises once owned by 19th-century newspaper magnate Edward Hulton, established in 1873. It has become the prime destination in Manchester, catering to family outings, nights with friends, and everything in between. Printworks, recognized as one of Manchester's most iconic landmarks, has a storied history as a publishing house. Today, it houses a state-of-the-art cinema, a fully equipped gym, a 20m swimming pool, and sixteen bars and restaurants. Boasting leisure activities suitable for all ages and featuring one of the most giant IMAX screens in Europe, Printworks offers a comprehensive entertainment experience for everyone.
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• Famous Landmark
• Iconic Place.
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PRINTWORKS REVIEWS
Going to a gig at a local venue, had a bit of time to kill so stumbled across this gem. Great place full of bars and eateries. Visited about 4 bars all friendly with good service and reasonably priced, especially compared to the rip off venue where we paid 8.45 for a pint of warm lager. Warning to all, visit his brilliant place before entering the arena where they are all wearing stripped jumpers and masks.
Had a fantastic time playing crazy golf. We spent 4 hours in there so we'll worth the money. My grandson loved it. They sell food but it's only different pizza but they were delicious and quite cheap. The staff were lovely and did everything they could to help. The toilets were very clean and smelt lovely . Overall a fantastic day out for all the family.
Plenty of stuff to do either with your friends for a few drinks and a good time or the family for a nice meal or an escape room. Great spot for a nice day out.
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Manchester Central Library is the main hub for the city's library system in Manchester. Originally opened to the public in 1934, the library underwent a significant four-year transformation and reopened in 2014. Spread across five floors, the Central Library boasts over 170 PCs and a Media Lounge equipped with the latest gaming consoles, including a suite of Macs. Designed for comfort, the library provides ample seating and cushions for visitors to enjoy reading with their children and conveniently located computers. Additional facilities include baby changing facilities, a nursing room, and a cafe. Notably, beneath the Great Hall, there are four floors of steel book racks with 35 miles of shelving, accommodating a staggering one million textbooks. For accessibility, seven blue badge parking bays are available behind the library on Mount Street, ensuring convenient access for visitors with special parking needs.
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• Exhibitions
• Catalogue
• Newspaper.
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Fri & Sat: 9am - 5pm
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MANCHESTER CENTRAL LIBRARY REVIEWS
It is a true architectural gem. Its stunning neoclassical design, impressive reading rooms, and extensive collection make it a must-visit for book lovers and history enthusiasts. The library's grandeur and rich history create a captivating atmosphere for exploration.
Very classic and comfortable place to study in peace and read something or work. Fortunately people are all respectful here and the atmosphere is nice. The old classic building is stunning and inside as well. The opening hours are reasonable instead of other useless public libraries.
Very large space and quiet areas which allow you to study better and getting a library membership allows you to get access to the facility and this way you can do well in your acdemics. Overall, a really nice place with its galleries and museum like structures.
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'Manchester Town Hall' is a Victorian municipal building in Manchester, representing a grand city hall renowned for its exceptional architecture and artwork. Serving as the ceremonial headquarters of the Manchester City Council, the Town Hall accommodates various local government divisions within its distinguished premises. The building houses offices and grand formal rooms, notably the Great Hall adorned with Ford Madox Brown's artwork depicting the city's history. The entrance and Sculpture of the Hall at Manchester Town Hall showcase figures and statues of influential personalities, including Dalton, Joule, and Barbirolli. The exterior is dominated by the clock tower, soaring to a height of 280 feet. Ensuring accessibility, the Town Hall is wheelchair accessible and designed to be disabled-friendly, making it inclusive for all visitors.
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• Historical Place
• Landmark
• Hall.
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This is the 2nd time a friend & I have booked in here for Afternoon tea with procecco. Old fashioned elegance is the effect of the room with lovely comfortable easy chairs. The staff are friendly & efficient. The food served as you would expect for traditional afternoon tea with sandwiches, scones with jam & cream & small cakes & tea of your choice. The only down side (which is probably a cost cutting exercise) was that on out 1st visit last year we were each served with half a bottle.
Very good customer service (although the queue was long when I called, I had to wait 30 minutes to speak to someone). However, when it's your turn, they tried their best to answer all your questions and actually went above and beyond to help with your issues. So, if the waiting time is reduced, it would be fantastic.
The interior of the Town Hall is wonderful. Visit the person on the desk by the door, there you can get a visitors pass to go up to the first floor. On this level you can see the magnificent Great Hall, Conference Room, Banqueting Chamber etc. Well worth a visit.
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