Manchester

Nathen McVittie: One of the best breakfasts in Manchester. A consistently excellent greasy fried breakfast. Roughly £5 for the breakfast and tea/coffee.

Alicia Crespo Clayton: This is a very special place. Independent store, handmade stuff, artists, original things, If you come to MANCHESTER you can't mis it!

Alyssa.: Make sure to check all the tiny alleys: you might find the coolest works of art!

4sq North West England: This has been the site of Manchester Parish Church since 1215.

Andrew Smith: Brunch club every Sunday 11 - 3 £7.5 all you can eat!

UniverCityCulture: Joe Pemberton's first novel is based in this location. It is a compelling story of childhood in the 1960s, of the dreams and nightmares of a young Mancunian called James. Leia mais.

Brian F Kirkham: Lark Hill Place - nestled away on the Ground Floor of the Museum, is well worth the visit, walk the cobbles of a victorian street and enjoy the sights and sounds. Great for little explorers.

Andrew L: Warm, cosy little boozer. Worth a shot, especially for some of the Marble beers -- they're mostly excellent.

Pearson - Always Learning: This is the oldest free public reference library in the United Kingdom. And it’s open to readers free of charge! Heaven.

Visit Manchester: This historic library's collection includes the oldest known piece of the New Testament and a 1476 William Caxton edition of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.

Jack Selman: Great way to learn a bit more about the history of the working class through the ages.