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Imperial War Museum North

Devoted mainly to modern conflicts, laid out so that even children can understand. Unique displays and free admission.

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The Quays, Trafford Wharf Road,
Manchester, M17 1TZ, United Kingdom

Email: iwmnorth@iwm.org.uk
Phone: +44 161 836 4000

Rating: 5/5

The majestic Victorian building is a must-see. The clock tower is one of Manchester's landmarks.

Focuses on letting the visitors experience the exhibition. Highlights: a T-Rex, Egyptian artefacts and even live animals.

An astonishing piece of beautifully decorated architecture, the only archway of this kind in Europe and a landmark of Chinatown.

Lots to see in this area – be it the remains of the Roman fort, the Victorian houses from the industrialisation or the pubs and restaurants.

A marvellous medieval church that is definitely worth the visit. The chapels are largely modern because of bomb damage from WWII.

Holds comprehensive exhibitions on all areas of technology – as can be expected of Manchester. Some days, you can see the museum on trains.

One of the more intriguing museums in Manchester holds a huge collection of fashion through the ages. Very well-displayed and informative.

An interactive museum focusing on social and political movements. Definitely visit if you're at least remotely interested in history.

A hidden gem. Devoted to work of the police back in Victorian times, when it was much more exciting. Definitely visit.

A world of fun especially for children aged 3 – 10 and those aged 11 –100 too!

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