Museum Moments🖼️ in Manchester

#manchesterdaytrips 🎓 First Stop: The University of Manchester (p4) The red brick buildings exude elegance, and this is a cradle of Nobel Prize winners. The main campus stretches along Oxford Road. Be sure to visit the University of Manchester's famous entrance! 🦖 Second Stop: Manchester Museum (p5-6) Right next to the University of Manchester's famous entrance! Dinosaur fossils, Egyptian mummies, small reptiles, and East Asian art are all on display. Admission is free. 🔬 Third Stop: Science and Industry Museum (p7) Deeply explore the history of the British Industrial Revolution. The steam engine, textile machine, and aircraft exhibition halls recreate Manchester's journey from factory to future. There are also fun games upstairs, perfect for a family outing. 🍛 Lunch: Rosa's Thai Manchester (chain Thai restaurant) (p8) A popular Thai restaurant hidden in the city center. Every table must order the snack platter! 📚Stop 4: John Rylands Library (p9-11) One of the most beautiful libraries in the UK, its Gothic architecture feels like stepping into Harry Potter. I can't imagine how blissful it would be to study there! 🏛️Stop 5: Albert Square & Manchester Town Hall (p12) The square is a regular venue for city festivals, and the Town Hall, one of Manchester's iconic buildings, is currently undergoing renovations (expected to reopen in 2027), but its exterior remains magnificent. 🎨Stop 6: Manchester Art Gallery This free art gallery boasts a rich collection, ranging from Pre-Raphaelite to contemporary art. If you enjoy quietly admiring paintings, this is worth an hour's stay.