Top Buildings of Manchester Worth Visiting

Located northwest of London, Manchester is one of the most visited cities in the United Kingdom besides the capital. The city has seen its transformation from a major mill town to a great city with vibrant music and sporting scene. The city is known for its industrial heritage and today, plenty of contemporary styled Manchester apartments, restaurants, bars and nightlife make it wonderful destination to visit. Some even find Manchester as an appropriate city to settle down. In the past years, many have moved from London to Manchester in search of an affordable urban existence.

However, if you are just visiting “The Second City,” you will come across several Manchester apartments for stay. Manchester is a friendly city and offers a lot to the visitors. From modern buildings to historical landmarks, there is a lot that you should miss during your visit. Given below are a few notable places of interest that will surely raise your thirst for knowing more of the city. So during your stay in one of the Manchester city apartments make it a point of visiting it.

UMIST, Manchester- University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology has been highlighted by the modernist society as and architectural gems at risk. Built in between 1895 and 1902 by Spalding and Cross, the land on which the building stands today was home to numerous dyers’ factories.
The Royal Exchange –This is a Grade II listed Victorian building located in the city centre. This complex includes the Royal Exchange Theatre and the Royal Exchange Shopping Centre. This landmark is encircled by St Anne’s Square, Exchange Street, Market Street, Cross Street and Old Bank Street. You will find plenty of Manchester apartments for rent in close vicinity to the Royal Exchange.
The Victoria Baths- Located in the Chorlton-upon-Medlock area, the Victoria Baths is a Grade II listed building. Designed by the City Surveyor T. de Courcy Meade and his assistant Arthur Davies, the bath today has been enlisted on English Heritage’s Buildings at Risk Register. The first Sunday of each month until November, you can enjoy sponge treat or appreciating the lovely tiles, stained glass windows and fascinating bath side changing cubicles.

The Daily Express Building- This building is located on the boundaries of the Northern Quarter. It is often regarded as the version of the London’s Fleet Street. This Art Deco curvy black and silver glass structure boasts a fantastic facade.
Central Library Central Library-This is certainly one of the best examples of the neo-classical public building. Under renovation, this is located in the peaceful neighbourhood with Gothic Town Hall.

These are a few architectural wonders that you can enjoy visiting during your stay in an accommodatio
Manchester.