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Copthorne Hotel Manchester
It's only a short distance from the city centre, yet the picturesque location of the Copthorne Manchester, overlooking the waterfront, seems a world away...
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Ramada Manchester Salford Quays
Multi-million dollar renovation completed- newly renovated guest rooms with all new granite bathrooms. The hotel was previously the Holiday Inn Government...
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Marriott Worsley Park Hotel and Country Club
Worsley Park is situated only minutes from the motorway network and seven miles from the heart of Manchester city centre, nearby attractions include; Manchester United football ground; Old Trafford, the MEN Arena and the Trafford Centre to name a few...
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Manchester Trafford Centre , Hotels in Manchester UK

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About Manchester and Trafford Centre:

Manchester is located in the northwest of England, 30 miles from Liverpool and just a little over 200 miles from London. Like in most of UK's cities, it doesn't get very hot and it almost never falls below freezing. In July it gets up to 61°F and in January it usually is 39°F. It occasionally snows in January and February and the wettest time of the year is in fall and winter. The best months to visit Manchester are March, May and September.


The city has an interesting architecture, with great, spectacular buildings. Thomas de la Warre, founded and constructed the church, now known as Manchester Cathedral. The existence of a market is mentioned in Manchester, in 1282.


A large part of Manchester's history is about textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution. The city is focused on business, being one of the largest financial centre in Europe.


Manchester It is also known for sports and it is home for the renowned football club, Manchester United. Great shopping centres are spread across the city and the most popular one is Manchester Trafford Centre.


The Trafford Centre is a tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the UK and beyond. Over 3,500 coaches visit annually bringing more than 100,000 people to the Centre.