Holiday Homes & Rentals in Manchester

This city in the northwest of England has got a rich industrial heritage and it is known as the birthplace of the industrial revolution. Nowadays there is a combination of politics, art, sport and science that makes it diverse, youthful and bursting with character. In and around Manchester boroughs you will find lots of museums, shops and eclectic restaurants.

The surroundings of Greater Manchester are a combination of stunning green areas and waterways, quaint market cities and traditional pubs. The city centre is easily navigated on foot in about 20 minutes and the city is bike-friendly, so you can also use that option. Navigating Manchester is very easy thanks to the great transport links with its fleet of buses, trams and trains. Manchester is also a great place to start your journey to the North of the country. It is the perfect gateway to Lake District, Liverpool or Edinburgh.

Manchester offers great eating choices with a wide array of international but also traditional options around the city. In 1998 Phil Jones wanted to show that Manchester is more than English breakfast, Sunday roast, meat pies and gravy so he created the Manchester Food and Drink Festival. Since then, the dining scene has been transformed and the Festival has grown as an influential and exciting event. Names such as Gordon Ramsey, Jamie Oliver or Michel Roux have been involved in it. There are different venues across the city where the festival takes place. Experience this culinary event and indulge yourself to the best flavours of the city!

The festive season always has something that captivates us. Is that time of the year, right? Christmas markets flood the cities all over the country where beautifully festooned stalls and chalets are spread across the centre. The Christmas spirit is over the place with tempting gifts, clothes, crafted Yuletide presents or mouthwatering international food. Try a traditional bratwurst, delicious goulash, tasty paella or a great hog roast. Get into the atmosphere and follow the Christmas market trail.