In a lovingly restored Victorian market house, you'll find a variety of gastronomic delights. From artisanal coffee and craft beer to gourmet burgers and vegan delicacies, a stunning glass roof brings together local vendors who prioritize sustainability. With communal seating, this place is perfect for discovering new flavors in a lively atmosphere.

An arc of dragons and phoenixes welcomes you into a world where authentic Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Singaporean and Malaysian cuisines await you. In the colorful alleys, under the glow of the neon lights, you will find an abundance of restaurants offering everything from savory Szechuan to delicate dim sums. Get lost in the tastes of Asia, accompanied by the buzz of the bustling market.

Passing Manchester University's City campus, you'll discover a whimsical, bottle-shaped monument in Vimto Park. Erected in 1992 on the site of the first Vimto factory built in 1908, this statue embodies Manchester's playful personality. Surrounded by a collection of oversized fruits and herbs that go into the drink, the monument provides a perfect backdrop for unique photos.

Discover a one-of-a-kind oak sculpture depicting an oversized Vimto bottle, surrounded by huge fruits and berries that symbolize the ingredients of the drink. This work of art celebrates the invention of Vimto in 1908 and stands on the historic site of the first factory. An original photo hotspot that reveals the playful side of Manchester.

Start your culinary exploration at Mughli, known for its traditional English cuisine with surprising twists of flavor. Afterward, stroll through the park-like university campuses before ending the night at one of the nearby nightclubs or comedy clubs. La Quila and My Lahore are other highlights where you can enjoy authentic South Asian dishes.