Playgrounds, farms, museums, soft play, and more for families in Manchester.
Free to visit, with a brilliantly atmospheric Victorian street (Lark Hill Place) complete with original shop fronts, plus art galleries and a local history library.
Stunning 1930s Manchester library with a breathtaking domed reading room and calm, spacious atmosphere. Perfect for families wanting a cultural visit that won't break the bank.
Tech-enabled mini golf and multiplayer games in Manchester Arndale. Earn bonus points, compete for prizes, and grab food and drinks without leaving the venue.
A Victorian market hall in Manchester's Northern Quarter with 20 independent makers' studios selling jewellery, ceramics, textiles and more, plus Fred's café on site.
Home to over 140,000 football artefacts, a kids' discovery zone and interactive skills simulators. Open every day, and your ticket gets you back in for the whole year.
Free world-class museum with dinosaur galleries, Egyptian mummies and fascinating cultural collections. Perfect for curious kids who love history and nature.
Free interactive science museum in a historic Victorian train station, perfect for curious children who love engineering, machines and how things work.
Walk through the player tunnel and explore one of football's most famous stadiums, with museum displays showcasing decades of history. A memorable experience whether you're a devoted fan or just curious about the club.
Tour the real filming location of Coronation Street with a knowledgeable guide, then explore the museum exhibition packed with props and iconic sets.
Recently refurbished community library in Chorlton with a children's play area, books for all ages, and regular family activities.
A welcoming play cafe with soft play, role play zones and onsite food and drink. Perfect for a morning or afternoon out with young children.
A 12-mile heritage steam railway running from Heywood to Rawtenstall, with seven stations to hop on and off, plus a packed calendar of family events throughout the year.