PRINTWORKS
27 Withy Grove, Manchester M4 2BS DIRECTIONS
Since 2000
Here’s The Deal:
'Printworks' is a metropolitan amusement venue presenting clubs, eateries and cinema, located on the crossroad of Withy Grove in Manchester city centre. Their venue is situated on the revamped business premises of the 19th-century newspaper owner Edward Hulton, established in 1873. The city centre for family-friendly days out, nights out with your mates and everything in between. The Printworks, Known as being one of Manchester's most iconic platforms, has a rich history as a publishing house. They now house a state-of-the-art cinema, a fully equipped gym complete, 20m swimming pool, sixteen bars and restaurants. With leisure activities for every age and one of the largest IMAX screens in Europe, Printworks has it all.
SPECIALITY:
Pubs, Imax, Leisure Activities, Mini-Golf, Escape Room, Screens, Buffet, Popcorn & Food Court
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MANCHESTER CENTRAL LIBRARY
St Peter's Square, Manchester M2 5PD DIRECTIONS
Since 1934
Here’s The Deal:
Manchester Central Library is known as the headquarters of the city's library in Manchester. The library was opened to the public in 1934 and reopened after a four-year transformation in 2014. The Central Library has over 170 PCs on five floors plus a suite of Macs in the Media Lounge, including the latest gaming consoles. They have seating and cushions for you to curl up with your children and a book, and computers close at hand. They have baby changing facilities, a nursing room and a cafe. Underneath the Great Hall were four floors of steel book racks with 35 miles of shelving which accommodated one million textbooks.
SPECIALITY:
Exhibitions, Catalogue, Newspaper, Architecture, Maps, Theatre, Bellot Chinese and Gaskell Collection, Café, Local History, Shops, Children's Library, Media Lounge, Parliamentary Papers, Manuscripts, Archives & Computer
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MANCHESTER TOWN HALL
Albert Square, Manchester M60 2LA DIRECTIONS
Since 1868
Here’s The Deal:
' Manchester Town Hall ' is a Victorian municipal building in Manchester. The Town Hall is a grand city hall with outstanding architecture and artwork. The Town Hall is the ceremonious headquarters of Manchester City Council and accommodates some local government divisions. Their building contains offices and grand ceremonial rooms such as the Great Hall, which is decorated with Ford Madox Brown's showing the city's history. The Manchester Town Hall's entrance and Sculpture of the Hall contain figures and statues of influential figures, including Dalton, Joule and Barbirolli, and their exterior is overlooked by the clock tower, which is 280 feet. The Town Hall is wheelchair accessible and disabled-friendly.
SPECIALITY:
City or Town Hall, Banqueting, Guided Tour, Tallest Clock Tower, Christmas Parties, Architectural, Government Building, Weddings, Historical Place, Landmark, Hall, Rooms, Conferences and Events, Day Delegates, Sculpture & Drinks Reception