EVERY DAY 11am £8
Meet: Outside Central Library,
St Peter’s Square, M2 5PD
The essential Manchester walk for locals
and visitors alike. An entertaining and
knowledgeable guide will show you around the city centre, giving you a
taste of the history, architecture and culture and showing you the major
sites, including Manchester Town Hall and the Royal Exchange.
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Walks last 1½ - 2 hours.
For further information on any walks, talks and tours
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BOOK A PRIVATE TOUR
Suzanne Hindle
Wood Street Mission
The story of the well-loved charity. It all started with
Victorian philanthropy amongst ragamuffin kids.
Manchester Taxi Tours
Visit all the main sites on a guided taxi
tour, with the city’s only Green
Badge Black Cab driver,
John Consterdine.
Chetham’s Library & Medieval Buildings
The most beautiful and atmospheric buildings in North-West England.
Great stories, important people, incredible books plus a magician.
Tours on two Saturdays each month. Chetham’s School entrance,
Long Millgate M3 1SB
£10 - Book on www.jonathanschofieldtours.com
Tiled Beauty – The Principal Hotel Tour
The former Refuge Assurance building is one of the most beautiful
terracotta buildings in the UK. This tour takes in public and private
areas and entertains with superb human stories.
Every Saturday 10.30am. Principal Hotel, Oxford St, Manchester M60 7HA
£10 - Book on www.jonathanschofieldtours.com
T: 07946 239221
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www.manchestertaxitours.co.uk
Manchester Tourism Star of the Year 2013
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A History of Manchester in Ten Plants
Modern Manchester has exploited the natural world in
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General or bespoke tours tailored to your requirements.
Any size of group.
Airport/hotel transfers and meet-and-greet services offered.
Guides also available for illustrated talks.
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Avoid the walking and enjoy our talks on local topics instead, in the comfort
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All of our walks, talks and tours are available to book privately,
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Tour the sumptuous staterooms and corridors of one of the finest municipal
buildings in Britain. Admire the neo-Gothic style, the paintings, furniture
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170 Years of the Vegetarian Movement SH
Discover Worsley SH
Once a bustling industrial landscape with a house fit for the Duke and a sleepy
picturesque village, Worsley will soon host RHS Bridgewater.
Meet: Outside Worsley Old Hall, Worsley Park, M28 2QT
Outdoor Art in the City ES
About The Quays BW/PL
Discover Withington PL
Walk through Withington village, once home to physicist Ernest Rutherford. Hear how
a farming hamlet became this busy suburb with the world-leading Christie Hospital.
Meet: Outside Withington Library, 410 Wilmslow Road, Withington M20 3BN
Peterloo Massacre Anniversary Walk ES
Alexandra Park: Queen of Parks AB
Alexandra Park, located between Moss Side and Whalley Range, was once the
Queen of Manchester's parks and now it's reborn for the 21st century.
Meet: Chorlton Lodge, Alexandra Park M16 7JL
Dog-Friendly Mcr: Cotton Mills to Stadia SH
Principal Hotel Tour KD
Ancoats, Coffee & Cake SM
'The world's first industrial suburb' is becoming one of the coolest areas in
Manchester. Ends with tea/coffee and cake. Booking required with the guide. £12.50
Meet: Cutting Room Square, Blossom Street, Ancoats M4 6BF
Don't Just Stand There (Mcr Statues) PO
Just imagine they could talk! What tales they would tell. Informative? Radical?
Amusing? Most of all fascinating. Join the tour to find out.
Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, 1 Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG
Pub Walk: Ancoats & Angel Meadow SH
Ancoats: Mighty Mills & Little Italy ES
Edgar Wood Middleton Architect ES
Pub Walk: Beer is Best PO
Iconic breweries of the past have left their mark on the city. We'll stroll around
and investigate, plus have a look at some of our fascinating pubs too.
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter’s Square M2 5PD
Angel Meadow to Little Italy BW
Explore the lives of those who delivered the Industrial Revolution. Booking
required with the guide.
Meet: Chetham's School of Music entrance, Long Millgate M3 1SB
Factory Records EF
It was all about the music, not the money. The story of the Haçienda, Joy
Division, Happy Mondays, Martin Zero et al. www.showmemcr.eventbrite.com
Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, 1 Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG
Pub Walk: Literary Thinkers & Drinkers SH
Architecture: City Centre AB
Original, modern, classical and Gothic. Discover a selection of Manchester's
architectural gems on a walk through the city centre.
Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DB
Football City PO
Red or Blue? There are tales for you on this tour of the city's football-related
sites, including where the League began. Ends at the National Football Museum.
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter’s Square M2 5PD
Pub Walk: Manchester Broadsides SM
Follow in the footsteps of The Reverend Cowherd, restaurant pioneers and famous
vegetarians to celebrate a movement that began here. 170 years meat-free.
Meet: People's History Museum, Left Bank, Spinningfields M3 3ER
This inland port has iconic architecture, MediaCityUK, The Lowry and Imperial War
Museum North. Just the place for a seasonal stroll. Booking required with the guide.
Meet: Information Desk inside Lowry Outlet, Salford Quays M50 3AH
Unearth the unique history of the world's first industrial suburb. Dark satanic
mills, child labour, poverty, canals, ice cream, Peeps, the Hallé, regeneration.
Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, 1 Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG
Architecture: Northern Quarter to NOMA AB
There are some hidden architectural gems in this lesser-known area of the city.
Come and explore Georgian, Victorian and Co-operative treasures.
Meet: Queen Victoria statue, Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG
A Walk in the Park – Heaton Park ES
A former private estate, now a public park containing magnificent Heaton Hall, once
the stately home of the Egertons. Ice, tunnels, concerts, wars, bees and eye-catchers.
Meet: Outside Heaton Park Metrolink tram stop, Whittaker Lane, Prestwich M25 1HA
Castlefield: Canals, Rails & Romans ES
Industrial heritage, transport world firsts and the city's Roman fort - canals,
railways, bridges, warehouses, wharves, markets and Mamucium.
Meet: Outside White Lion Pub, 43 Liverpool Road, Castlefield M3 4NQ
Walk along canals and past cotton mills surrounded by regeneration, then on to
impressive sporting venues. Dogs welcome with well-behaved owners.
Meet: Seven Brothers Brewery bar, 31 Blossom Street M4 5AF
Visit the Middleton buildings of the internationally-famed architect Edgar Wood.
Includes the Long Street Methodist interior, an amazing Arts & Crafts church.
Meet: Post Office (opposite bus station), 53 Manchester New Road, Middleton M24 1SQ
Discover Manchester Walk
EVERY DAY AT 11am £8
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter’s Square, M2 5PD
Explore Manchester's impressive collection of outdoor sculptures, artworks,
monuments and memorials. A family adrift, Neptune, gothic dragons and much more.
Meet: Queen Victoria statue, Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG
16th August 1819 was a summer's day, a public holiday, and the blackest day in
Manchester's history, when at least 15 people died and over 600 were injured.
Meet: Manchester Art Gallery entrance steps, Mosley Street M2 3JL
Enjoy the sumptuous architecture of the 19th-century headquarters of the Refuge
Assurance Society and stories of working life there. Booking required with the guide.
Meet: Principal Hotel reception, Oxford Road M60 7HA
Amongst the once-notorious Victorian slum of Angel Meadow, the ghosts of Scuttler
gangs, philanthropy and regeneration, we'll visit micro bars and pubs.
Meet: Victoria Railway Station, by the historic wall map M3 1WY
Alcohol always inspires literary talent – there'll be spoken word snippets, a
doomed opium dreamer and a modern Mancunian bard.
Meet: Inside Corn Exchange atrium, Exchange Street M4 3TR
Social media for the Victorians, broadside ballads were used to share news. Those
that remain tell a sometimes silly, sometimes sad story of 19th-century Manchester.
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter's Square M2 5PD
Pub Walk: The Classic JS
All the stories and daftness of 250 years of pubs and drinking in Manchester,
visiting classic boozers and finishing with a brief fun quiz.
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter's Square M2 5PD
Quirky, Weird & Wonderful City SH
Things you only notice when you know where to look! A city of hidden secrets.
Come along and uncover them.
Meet: Outside John Rylands Library, 150 Deansgate M3 3EH
Radisson Hotel Tour JB
The history of the former Free Trade Hall site, from radical protest to music. Tour the
elegant hotel and end with a light afternoon tea. Booking required with the guide. £19
Meet: Manchester Central front entrance steps, Windmill Street M2 3GX
Catholic Manchester PL
For over 1200 years Catholics have made an impact on Manchester. A Hidden Gem,
the Bishop's alligator, saints in the making - hear these stories and so much more.
Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, 1 Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG
Roads, Canals & Railways of Castlefield JD
Central Library AB
This beautiful circular library, the 'Corporation wedding cake', is an architectural, social
and educational gem. On offer are films, family history, t'internet... and books too.
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter's Square M2 5PD
Sackville Street Building (ex-UMIST) JB
Changing the World: The Free Trade City JS
This is the only city with a political and economic philosophy named after it.
Learn how the Manchester School changed the world. £10
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter's Square M2 5PD
Scuttler Gangs of Manchester EF
Charles Dickens in Manchester BW
Southern Cemetery Tour EF
Walk in the author Charles Dickens' footsteps, through the city that inspired his
work. Booking required with the guide.
Meet: Manchester Cenotaph, St Peter's Square M2 4EG
Manchester's Roman fort was built where the routes along the Irwell and Medlock
valleys meet. Today all roads lead to Manchester.
Meet: White Lion Pub, Liverpool Road, Castlefield M3 4NQ
From Mechanics Institute, through the Municipal Technical College to the University
of Manchester, discover how the building evolved. Booking required with the guide.
Meet: Outside Sackville Street Building, Sackville Street M1 3BB
Hear the shocking story of the violent and volatile Victorian gangs called
'Scuttlers'. Booking required with the guide. www.showmemcr.eventbrite.com
Meet: Pot Kettle Black café, 14 Barton Arcade, Deansgate M3 2BW
Visit the graves of those famous for music, football, cotton, flight, a VC, art.
Booking required with the guide. www.showmemcr.eventbrite.com
Meet: The Lodge, 212 Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy M21 7GL
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings JS
Gaskell in Town & Plymouth Grove KD
Strangeways Here We Come EF
Chinatown BW
Incredible Interiors JS
A tour that goes inside spectacular Manchester interiors, with some surprises.
Booking advisable. www.jonathanschofieldtours.com £10
Meet: War Memorial, St Ann's Square M2 7EF
Street Art AB
You don't need a gallery to get art-y here. Graffiti has grown into a beautiful new art
form and is out on the streets. See amazing work by local and international artists.
Meet: Outside Fred Aldous shop, 37 Lever Street M1 1LW
Churches Past & Present AD
Explore the religious history of two cities, Manchester and Salford, through their
amazing and varied sacred buildings.
Meet: Manchester Cathedral South Porch M3 1SQ
John Rylands Library BW/KD
The Canal Under the City Streets JD
Cottonopolis ES
Explore Manchester's grand district of textile warehouses, the cotton exchange
and beyond. Hear the epic story of the rise and fall of 'King Cotton'.
Meet: Queen Victoria statue, Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG
Kill or Cure PL
The Day the World Got Smaller JS
Cycle Tour: Ashton Canal KD/EF
Manchester Music SM
The President's Here: Mcr & the USA JS
Cycle Tour: Lowry – a Simple Man? KD
A leisurely 8-mile, 3-hour bike ride visiting Lowry haunts, hearing about his
'simple' life, paintings and 'dreamscapes'. Booking required with the guide. £12
Meet: Outside HOME, 2 Tony Wilson Place, Manchester M15 4FN
Manchester's Theatre History PO
The Palace, the Hippodrome, the Circus, the Theatre Royal, etc. The stars who
trod the boards and the hit shows (plus the ones that didn't quite make it).
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter’s Square M2 5PD
The Siege Starts: Mcr in the Civil War JS
The stirring account of how the town held out for Parliament, plus human stories of
the people involved in this ideological battle between Royalists and Roundheads. £10
Meet: Outside Manchester Cathedral west porch, Victoria Street M3 1SX
Cycle Tour: Manchester Ship Canal KD/EF
Manchester's Warehouse Legacy JD
Those Dark Satanic Mills JD
What did it feel like to work, live and die in the mills of the cotton capital of
the world?
Meet: Deansgate Station main entrance, Whitworth Street M3 1AA
Cycle Tour: Rochdale Canal KD/EF
Midland Hotel with Light Afternoon Tea BW/JB
Toilets of Manchester AB
The city's most convenient walk. From insanitary beginnings to superloos, this most
essential but undiscussed topic will teach us all to be grateful for modern life.
Meet: Lass O'Gowrie pub, 36 Charles Street M1 7DB
Discover Cheadle PL
Agatha Christie and Scotch Bob, Prince Albert and Abney Hall - just a few of the
people and places you'll hear about on our stroll through this pleasant village.
Meet: War Memorial, Cheadle Green, Stockport Road, Cheadle SK8 2BD
M2 or Manchester Squared PO
Stories from Manchester's squares, where Manchester celebrates, protests, buys
and sells, eats, drinks, riots and prays.
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter's Square M2 5PD
Town Hall Tour
Discover Historic Altrincham PL
Gardeners, bankers, an emperor, an artist. Bravest little street in England and Old
Market Place. Discover them all on our stroll through this charming market town.
Meet: Clock Tower, Altrincham Interchange, Stamford New Road WA14 1EJ
Northern Quarter: Right Here, Right Now PO
Victoria Park: Posh Homes & Tall Tales KD
Discover Manchester
Our Great Libraries & Lunch SH
Victorian Slums & Squalor ES
A walk around the most beautiful medieval buildings in NW England. Atmosphere,
charm, magic. Booking advisable www.jonathanschofieldtours.com £10
Meet: Chetham's School of Music entrance, Long Millgate M3 1SB
Visit a fascinating community in the heart of the city to discover its culture,
history and traditions. Booking required with the guide.
Meet: Shudehill Metrolink tram stop, Shudehill M4 2BS
A leisurely 12-mile, 4-hour ride along the canal to Portland Basin, with a coffee stop
and visiting Moravian Settlement on the return. Booking required with the guides. £12
Meet: Lock-keeper's Cottage, Lock No 2, Ashton Canal Towpath M4 6EQ
An 8-mile, 3-hour 'Big Ditch' evening bike ride, looking at the history and present-day
operation. Return via the Bridgewater Canal. Booking required with the guides. £12
Meet: Outside National Football Museum entrance, Urbis Building M4 3BG
Cycling slowly along this former industrial waterway spotting former textile mills,
some football history and maybe even wildlife. Booking required with the guides. £12
Meet: Outside Roche Bobois Showroom, Redhill Street M4 5AG
A taste of the city's history, architecture and culture, as well as the major sites,
including the Town Hall, Royal Exchange and Cathedral.
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter's Square M2 5PD
See Manchester connections with Elizabeth Gaskell before touring her beautiful home
in Plymouth Grove. Finish with tea and cake. Booking required with the guide. £16
Meet: Manchester Town Hall Steps, Albert Square M2 5DB
Enjoy fine architecture, rare books and manuscripts gifted to the city by an
enigmatic woman from Cuba. Booking required with the guide.
Meet: Glass Art Totem inside John Rylands Library, 150 Deansgate M3 3EH
Medic with a mummy, maternity home in a pub, the doctor who penned a thesaurus...
these and more in this history of healthcare in Georgian and Victorian Manchester.
Meet: Outside National Football Museum entrance, Urbis Building M4 3BG
Manchester's musical legacy – from the 1960s through punk and Madchester, then
right up to the present day. Including the legendary Haçienda site.
Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5PB
The development of warehousing in Manchester, from its humble beginnings to
the 'cathedrals of commerce' of the early 20th century.
Meet: Outside Museum of Science & Industry entrance, Lower Byrom Street M3 4FP
Discover the history and secrets of this iconic hotel, then enjoy the light
afternoon tea. Booking required with the guide, minimum 7 days in advance. £22
Meet: Outside Midland Hotel, 16 Peter Street M60 2DS
The Northern Quarter – unloved and desolate in the 1970s, vibrant and 'happening'
today. Explore this fascinating, cosmopolitan and still-developing area of the city.
Meet: Manchester Visitor Information Centre, 1 Piccadilly Gardens M1 1RG
This 2-hour walking tour of Manchester's four great libraries concludes with a light
lunch. Booking required with the guide. £20
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter's Square M2 5PD
Head north for prison hangings, Holt's, chutzpah, diversity, Passionism, clothes and
ice skating. Booking required with the guide. www.showmemcr.eventbrite.com
Meet: Victoria Railway Station, by Java Espresso bar M3 1WY
Offering unusual views of the city, this walk provides a snapshot of the Rochdale
Canal in the early 1850s.
Meet: Liverpool Road, steps leading down to the Canal Basin M3 4NQ
Speed, life, death, radicalism and the dawn of the Railway Age. How in September
1830 the world got smaller as the Liverpool & Manchester Railway opened. £10
Meet: Outside Museum of Science & Industry entrance, Lower Byrom Street M3 4FP
Ulysses S Grant arrived in Mcr in 1877. This tour describes that visit and the city's
deep transatlantic links. £10
Meet: Outside Central Library, St Peter's Square M2 5PD
Tour the sumptuous staterooms and corridors of one of the finest municipal buildings
in Britain. Entry to staterooms subject to availability. Booking required with the guide.
Meet: Manchester Town Hall steps, Albert Square M2 5DB
This gated estate of fine buildings once housed Manchester's Who's Who. Includes
free entry to Victoria Baths Open Day. Booking required with the guide.
Meet: Outside Victoria Baths entrance, Hathersage Road M13 0FE
Angel Meadow and the Irk Valley were infamous because cholera, crime, vice,
vermin and death were an everyday occurrence.
Meet: Victoria Railway Station, by the historic wall map M3 1WY
Please contact the appropriate guide for further information or to book
TOUR GUIDES
AB Anne Beswick
T: 07505 691105
E: [email protected]
@annebesw
AD Andrew Derbyshire
T: 07775 668639
E: [email protected]
www.tour-manchester.co.uk
@Derbs56
BW Barbara Warnock
T: 0161 973 0120
E: [email protected]
CP Christine Power
T: 07875 160223
E: [email protected]
DB David Brotherton
T: 07944 333353
E: [email protected]
HF Helen Freeborough
T: 07946 620808
E: [email protected]
JED Joan Davies
T: 07803 124476
E: [email protected]
DS Denise Sackett
T: 07724 123529
E: [email protected]
JA John Alker
T: 07759 173786
E: [email protected]
JR John Ryan
T: 07590 848100
E: [email protected]
EA Eileen Allen
T: 07760 281081
E: [email protected]
JB Jean Bailo
Qualified to guide in Spanish
T: 07812 129754
E: [email protected]
www.discovermanchestertours.com
@jeantourguide
JS Jonathan Schofield
T: 07876 235638
E: jgschofi[email protected]
www.jonathanschofieldtours.com
@jonathschofield
EF Emma Fox
T: 07500 774200
E: [email protected]
www.showmemcr.eventbrite.com
@showmemcr
ES Elizabeth Sibbering (Sibby)
T: 07887 676076
E: [email protected]
www.mcrtourguide.com
@MCRTourGuide
JC John Consterdine
T: 07946 239221
E: [email protected]
@MCRTaxiTours
KD Kate Dibble
Qualified to guide in French
T: 07905 110197
E: [email protected]
www.toursofmanchester.co.uk
@manchesterwalk
JD John Doughty
T: 0161 428 7392
E: [email protected]
MC Mark Coleman
T: 07590 519671
E: [email protected]
PC Philippa Cave
T: 07932 041217
E: [email protected]
www.revealmanchester.co.uk
@revealmcr
SH Suzanne Hindle
T: 07853 181299
E: [email protected]
www.manchestertourguide.wordpress.com
@AManchesterTour
PL Pauline Lloyd
Qualified to guide in French
T: 07723 503702
E: [email protected]
SM Sue McCarthy
Qualified to Guide in French
T: 07941 263704
E: [email protected]
www.tourmanchester.co.uk
@tourmanchester
PO Peter O’Grady
T: 07818 453969
E: [email protected]
www.mancuniantours.com
@mancuniantours1
RH Ray Hoerty
T: 07974 010574
E: [email protected]
www.manchestertourguides.com
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Midland Hotel with Light Afternoon Tea
26 Wed 17:30 KD/EF Cycle Tour: Manchester Ship Canal
23 Tue 13:30 JB
Radisson Hotel Tour
29 Sat 13:00 JD
The Canal Under the City Streets
27 Sat 13:00 AB
Central Library
29 Sat 15:00 JS
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings
27 Sat 15:00 JS
The President's Here: Mcr & the USA
31 Mon 13:30 PO
Manchester's Theatre History
Street Art
August 2017
1 Sat 14:00 SM
Ancoats, Coffee & Cake
2 Sun 10:30 KD
Town Hall Tour
2 Sun 13:30 BW
Midland Hotel with Light Afternoon Tea
June 2017
3 Mon 10:30 AD
Churches Past & Present
John Rylands Library
8 Sat 15:00 JS
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings
9 Sun 10:30 KD
Victoria Park: Posh Homes & Tall Tales
April 2017
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28 Sun 13:00 AB
7 Fri 13:30 BW
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2 Fri 14:00 SH
Quirky, Weird & Wonderful City
3 Sat 13:00 JS
Changing the World: The Free Trade City
6 Tue 10:30 BW
Angel Meadow to Little Italy
9 Fri 13:30 KD
John Rylands Library
1 Tue 13:30 PO
Pub Walk: Beer is Best
3 Thu 10:30 PO
Northern Quarter: Right Here, Right Now
5 Sat 14:00 PL
Catholic Manchester
6 Sun 10:30 JS
Town Hall Tour
6 Sun 14:00 SH
Dog-Friendly Mcr: Cotton Mills to Stadia
7 Mon 13:30 BW
Midland Hotel with Light Afternoon Tea
June 2017
Daily
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Manchester
Walk
12 Sat 12:00 PL
Discover Historic Altrincham
11am
12 Sat 13:00 JD
Roads, Canals & Railways of Castlefield
10 Sat 13:00 JD
Manchester's Warehouse Legacy
11 Sun 13:00 EF
Scuttler Gangs of Manchester
14 Wed 18:00 SM
Pub Walk: Manchester Broadsides
Principal Hotel Tour
17 Sat 13:00 JS
Incredible Interiors
16 Wed 13:00 ES
Peterloo Massacre Anniversary Walk
15 Sat 13:00 JS
Incredible Interiors
23 Fri 13:00 ES
Cottonopolis
18 Fri 11:00 SH
Our Great Libraries & Lunch
19 Wed 18:30 EF
Town Hall Tour
24 Sat 12:00 PL
Discover Historic Altrincham
19 Sat 10:30 KD
Cycle Tour: Lowry – a Simple Man?
21 Fri 13:00 ES
Victorian Slums & Squalor
24 Sat 15:00 JS
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings
19 Sat 13:00 PL
Discover Cheadle
22 Sat 15:00 JS
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings
25 Sun 13:00 KD/EF Cycle Tour: Ashton Canal
23 Wed 18:30 HF
Town Hall Tour
23 Sun 13:30 JB
Midland Hotel with Light Afternoon Tea
29 Thu 18:00 SH
26 Sat 13:00 JS
Incredible Interiors
23 Sun 15:00 EF
Scuttler Gangs of Manchester
26 Sat 15:00 JS
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings
9 Sun 13:30 EF
Southern Cemetery Tour
11 Tue 10:30 BW
Chinatown
14 Fri 13:00 ES
A Walk in the Park – Heaton Park
15 Sat 10:30 KD
11am
Pub Walk: Ancoats & Angel Meadow
July 2017
24 Mon 10:30 PO
Football City
25 Tue 13:00 PO
Northern Quarter: Right Here, Right Now
2 Sun 13:00 ES
Castlefield: Canals, Rails & Romans
28 Fri 13:00 PO
Pub Walk: Beer is Best
2 Sun 14:00 AB
Alexandra Park: Queen of Parks
1 Fri 13:00 KD
Gaskell in Town & Plymouth Grove
30 Sun 12:00 SM
Manchester Music
3 Mon 10:30 AD
Chuches Past & Present
2 Sat 11:30 PL
About the Quays
May 2017
2 Tue 13:30 PO
M² or Manchester Squared
4 Thu 18:00 JS
Pub Walk: The Classic
May 2017
Daily
Discover
Manchester
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5 Wed 18:00 JS
Pub Walk: The Classic
6 Thu 10:30 BW
About the Quays
7 Fri 13:30 BW
John Rylands Library
8 Sat 14:00 SH
170 Years of the Vegetarian Movement
9 Sun 13:00 AB
Toilets of Manchester
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August 2017
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September 2017
July 2017
Daily
Discover
Manchester
Walk
3 Sun 13:00 KD/EF Cycle Tour: Rochdale Canal
8 Fri 14:00 SH
Quirky, Weird & Wonderful City
9 Sat 15:00 JS
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings
September 2017
Daily
Discover
Manchester
Walk
11am
3 Sun 14:00 SH
Discover Worsley
5 Fri 10:30 PO
Football City
10 Sun 14:00 SH
Dog-Friendly Mcr: Cotton Mills to Stadia
6 Sat 15:00 JS
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings
11 Tue 13:00 ES
Ancoats: Mighty Mills & Little Italy
11 Mon 13:30 BW
Midland Hotel with Light Afternoon Tea
7 Sun 10:30 BW
Town Hall Tour
12 Wed 18:30 DB
Town Hall Tour
14 Thu 18:00 SH
Pub Walk: Literary Thinkers & Drinkers
8 Mon 10:30 AD
Churches Past & Present
14 Fri 14:00 SH
Quirky, Weird & Wonderful City
16 Sat 13:00 PL
Discover Withington
9 Tue 10:30 BW
Charles Dickens in Manchester
15 Sat 10:30 KD
Principal Hotel Tour
16 Sat 15:00 JS
The Day The World Got Smaller
12 Fri 14:00 SH
Quirky, Weird & Wonderful City
15 Sat 13:00 JD
Those Dark Satanic Mills
17 Sun 13:00 ES
Outdoor Art in the City
13 Sat 11:00 EF
Southern Cemetery Tour
16 Sun 13:00 EF
Strangeways Here We Come
21 Thu 10:30 JB
Sackville Street Building (ex-UMIST)
13 Sat 13:00 AB
Architecture: City Centre
16 Sun 13:30 BW
Midland Hotel with Light Afternoon Tea
23 Sat 13:00 JS
The Siege Starts: Mcr in the Civil War
14 Sun 13:00 AB
Architecture: Northern Quarter to NOMA
17 Mon 13:00 PO
Don't Just Stand There (Mcr Statues)
23 Sat 15:00 JS
Chetham's Library & Medieval Buildings
20 Sat 13:00 JD
The Canal Under The City Streets
22 Sat 10:30 PO
Football City
27 Wed 18:30 PL
Town Hall Tour
21 Sun 13:00 ES
Edgar Wood Middleton Architect
22 Sat 14:00 PL
Kill or Cure
30 Sat 13:00 EF
Factory Records
11am
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