Manchester, a bustling city in Greater Manchester, England, is brimming with history and innovation. With a population of over 550,000, Manchester contributes significantly to the Greater Manchester area's metropolitan population of nearly 3 million. The city is bordered by the Cheshire Plain, the Pennines, and neighboring Salford.

Manchester's roots trace back to a Roman fort established around 79 AD. During the Industrial Revolution, it rapidly transformed into the world's first industrialized city. Originally part of Lancashire, Manchester achieved city status in 1853.

Culturally curious visitors can explore the stunning neo-Gothic John Rylands Library, housing rare books and manuscripts. The Manchester Art Gallery offers a diverse collection of art, while The Northern Quarter is a haven for vintage stores, record shops, and trendy cafes. Shopaholics can indulge in a variety of options, from the Manchester Arndale with its department stores to designer boutiques on King Street and Spinningfields. After dark, catch a live show at Factory251 or dance the night away at The Venue Nightclub. For a touch of exclusivity, Club Brass within Hotel Gotham offers a sophisticated clubbing experience.