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Manchester has an artsy and charming vibe. Neighbourhoods like the Northern Quarter and Exchange Square are flocked with sidewalk cafes, trendy restaurants, upscale bars and shopping centres. Definitely, worth a visit are some heritage structures like the Manchester

Cathedral or The John Rylands Library. The city’s food and drink culture is also thriving with many restaurants, microbreweries, gastropubs and bars. One must try different types of cuisines at The Corn Exchange; sip some lager at The Pilcrow, a contemporary pub in Sadler’s Yard or try out Alpine food at the Albert’s Schloss, a Bavarian beerhouse on Peter Street. If you are looking for some luxe options then Refuge at Principal Manchester is ideal. It is one of the hippest addresses in town, largely serving Asian cuisine. Some accommodation options here include The Lowry, Principal Manchester, Radisson Blu Edwardian Manchester and King Street Townhouse.