Britain · WALKING TOURS IN MANCHESTER
The 5 best walking tours in Manchester you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
90-minute Manchester highlights walk with a local guide, Roman and Viking tales, suffragettes, street art and Gay Village culture. $18
“Great tour. Gordon was very informative and an excellent guide. It was well paced with the right amount of information provided. Despite living in Greater Manchester, we learnt a lot and visited many places new to us.”
A 2-hour guided walk from Media City Piazza to Salford Quays, with clear headsets, dock history, and future regeneration stories.
“The tour was excellent. I was on my own but the guide made me feel extremely welcome and at ease. I learned a lot from this tour and I would recommend it to anyone.”
Walk Manchester’s music milestones in 105 minutes, from Oasis and The Smiths spots to The Hacienda and Madchester in the Northern Quarter.
“Jonathon was fantastic , very knowledgable , great laugh and I want to go again”
Taste Ancoats and the Northern Quarter in a small group food walk with wine, street food, and Manchester stories for a full lunch.
“Absolutely fantastic, our guide Ian was so informative and made us feel so welcome also made the group jel really well by introducing us all to each other and interacting with us all the whole way, thank you Ian for a fabulous day”
A 3-hour private Manchester walking tour covering Chinatown, major libraries, Peterloo, and the cathedral, led by a local guide.
“This walking tour was an absolute delight and a highlight of my visit to this dynamic city. Led by an incredibly knowledgeable guide, the experience exceeded my expectations in every way. Our guide, demonstrated an unparalleled passion for Manchester's history, weaving together a captivating narrative that spanned centuries. The tour commenced in the heart of the city, with stops at iconic landmarks such as the Manchester Town Hall, where Emma skillfully brought to life the stories of the city's growth and transformation.”
Every kind of day out, from stone circles to stadium tunnels.
