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City centreWelcome! Manchester’s compact city centre contains lots to do in a small space.To help, we’ve colour coded the city. Explore and enjoy!
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Manchester Arndale & Market StreetHome to all the high street favourites and a few inde-pendent surprises.
Deansgate, King Street & St Ann’s SquareA host of prestigious designer stores from all overthe globe.
PetersfieldHome to Manchester Central conference complex,The Bridgewater Hall and Great Northern.
ChinatownMade up of oriental businesses including Chinese,Thai, Japanese and Korean restaurants.
Exchange Square & New Cathedral StreetHome to the biggest names in fashion, Selfridges, Har-vey Nichols and lots more.
Northern QuarterManchester’s creative, urban heart with independentfashion stores, record shops and cafés.
PiccadillyThe main gateway into Manchester, with Piccadillytrain station and Piccadilly Gardens.
CastlefieldThe place to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life with waterside pubs and bars.
The Gay VillageUnique atmosphere with restaurants, bars and clubsaround the vibrant heart of Canal Street.
SpinningfieldsA newly developed quarter combining retail, leisure,business and public spaces.
Oxford RoadHome to the city’s two universities and a host of cul-tural attractions.
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