Things to do in Stretford

Treat it as a "canteen" rather than a "tourist attraction," and the experience will be much better. Come to eat, and take a picture of the archway while you're at it—that's the right way to experience Manchester's Chinatown.

It faces a monument to Queen Victoria's husband and other great men. As you approach the building, the whole is very spectacular, and the best way is to walk around the building to fully appreciate its majesty.

沿著Manchester Oxfords Road走到博物館，一旁樹葉已變成紅葉，非常美麗，博物館內的動物種類繁多，好可愛，關於木乃伊相對較為少，但喜歡動物的你，值得參觀曼城博物館。

Albert Square, named after Queen Victoria's husband, has a Gothic-style town hall built in 1877, which tells the glory and suffering of the city. This is a pioneer of the modern industrial revolution and was bombed and destroyed by the German army during World War II. Today, the city has stood up again, far away from the days of steam and sweat, and has become a diversified international bustling city that never sleeps. ​

Best place to drink cheap, but tasty drinks and be entertained by drag queens. Good music and usually quiet, peaceful company.

Victoria Baths is also a public facility. This place is very clean. When the weather is hot, many people come here to cool off. The prices of small bars and restaurants nearby are not very expensive. You can slowly explore the surroundings.

A very beautiful park, completely free and open all year round. There are many plants and wetlands in it, ensuring the biodiversity inside. It is a great place for hiking and leisure.

This is a place where you can learn about the British Industrial Revolution. If you don't know the history, it's just a spacious place perfect for a stroll, but when you hear about how each room was used and the stories from that time, you might get a little creepy. There is also a cafe inside, where you can relax drinking tea and eating cake in a cute, old, stylish space.