맨체스터 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A very pleasant 5 miles.

Attention: The bridge is temporarily closed for repair.

Manchester Cathedral has a history spanning over 600 years, beginning as a parish church and later becoming the cathedral for the Diocese of Manchester in 1847.

The site of the original terminus of the world’s first inter-urban railway, the Science and Industry Museum is a great place to learn about Manchester's industrial heritage and the role the city has played in the advancement of science. Themes to be explored inside include power, transport, textiles, computing and communications.

Whitworth Park is a lovely green space that's home to the Whitworth Art Gallery, part of the University of Manchester. This 18-acre (7 ha) green space is a pleasant place to relax and you'll have the opportunity to spot several bird species. Meanwhile, the gallery boasts over 60,000 works and was founded in 1889.

Given a refresh in 2024, All Saints Park is a gorgeous green space on the Oxford Road Corridor. Expect students from Manchester Met to be relaxing between lectures, perhaps enjoying a takeaway coffee from one of the nearby cafes.

This is a stunning, modern urban park located on Manchester's Oxford Road Corridor. With over 100 semi-mature trees and thousands of flowers, it's a green oasis in the city. Its two eye-catching pavilions are perfect for a break while exploring the city.

With a collection of over 60,000 works of art, Whitworth Art Gallery is a no brainer for art lovers and culture vultures. This Grade II-listed building is located in the north-east corner of the delightful Whitworth Park and is well worth a visit during a walk around Manchester's south.