Manchester Piccadilly

Manchester has an important position in the history of railways. The Liverpool-Manchester Railway, which opened in 1830, was the birthplace of railway passenger transport. In the past 50 years, the city center has been surrounded by a large number of train stations, but now there are only two main railway stations in the city centre - Victoria Railway Station and Piccadilly Railway Station, connecting Manchester and most parts of the UK. There are also several small stations in the city centre: Oxford Road Station, Dianskiy Railway Station and Schalfort Central Station. Although there is no underground railway system in Manchester, there is still a light rail system in the city that connects the city's districts and surrounds Manchester's city centre.