[2025 Manchester Attraction] Travel Guide for National Football Museum (Updated Mar)

Address - Urbis Building Cathedral Gardens, Todd St, Manchester M4 3BG Ambiance/Facilities - The museum is located near Manchester Victoria Station and it takes about only three minutes to get there. There are some tramstations around the city centre. Highlights - There are four levels in this museum. The Football was created here. Football is more than a sports game, it represents faith, dream, passion and endeavor. You can find history of FA and some videos of past games. There are.some games in 2 and 3 floor. Just give it a try. Avg. Price per Person -The prices of tickets are various. 14 GBP is for an adult. If you are a student, you can buy the ticket for 12GBP. Rating - 4.8 out of 5

Sisters! Travel to the UK in winter, you can’t miss this 7-day guide! The essence is all here, collect it quickly~ -------- The UK has a rich historical heritage and 🏰 castles scattered all over the country. The scenery is picturesque, from the lush green countryside to the bustling city, everywhere is charming. The regional customs are unique, and the afternoon tea culture fully reflects the British style, which is intoxicating. -------- 🛫Route suggestion: Seven-day tour of England🏰 Day 1: Arrive in London and start your trip to England! After airport pick-up, free time to adjust to jet lag. Day 2: Westminster Abbey->Big Ben->Thames->London Eye->Thames River Cruise->Tower Bridge Traveling through history and modernity, enjoying the beauty of London's landmarks, the river cruise experience is unique. Day 3: British Museum->Notting Hill Explore the world cultural heritage and feel the romance of Notting Hill. Day 4: Oxford University->University Church of St. Mary the Virgin->Bridge of Sighs in Oxford->Churchill Manor Wander in the academic halls and appreciate the beauty of ancient buildings. Churchill Manor fully displays the style of British aristocracy. Day 5: National Football Museum->Manchester Town Hall->John Rylands Library->University of Manchester Football fans should not miss this! Experience the city charm and academic atmosphere of Manchester. Day 6: Cambridge University->Fitzwilliam Museum->Corpus Bell->Cambridge Cruise->National Gallery It is worthwhile to visit all the academic and literary sites in Cambridge in one trip. Day 7: End the wonderful trip to England, go to the airport and prepare for the return trip. 🛬 -------- Must-visit attractions: 🌟 Westminster Abbey: This is not only a chapel of the Church of England, but also the resting place of many famous people. Gothic architecture seems to take you back to ancient Europe. 🏛️ British Museum: Want to see precious cultural relics from all over the world? Just come here! From ancient times to the present, treasures of various cultures have been gathered here. 🎡 London Eye: This giant Ferris wheel on the south bank of the Thames not only allows you to enjoy the city scenery of London from a high altitude, but also overlooks the dazzling night view at night. 🌉 Tower Bridge: Walking on the suspended sidewalk, you can see the scenery on both sides of the Thames. It is a great place to take photos! -------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Get a UK phone card for easy communication and no worries of getting lost. 🔌 Bring a plug converter, British sockets are different from ours. 🪪 Don't forget your passport and visa, you'll be relying on them for entry and exit. 👗 It’s a bit cold in the UK in February, so you have to bring a thick coat and scarf. 🔋 Prepare several chargers for your mobile phone and camera. 💊 Always carry medicines with you, just in case, so you don’t have to panic. 💳 Prepare both credit cards and cash for more convenient shopping and dining. -------- 🎉Britain is waiting for you to explore the stories of every inch of land. Don’t forget to leave your footprints and memories!

Hey guys! Today, I'm bringing you a travel guide to Manchester, the jewel of northern England! 🏙️ This city is a perfect blend of history and modernity, and is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories! Transportation 🚗 After arriving at Manchester Airport, you can choose from a variety of transportation options to get to the city center: • Train 🚂: Trains in the UK are frequent, with trains from the airport to the city center running every 20 minutes or so. They're convenient and comfortable. I recommend buying an e-ticket and using a QR code to enter the station! • Long-distance bus 🚌: National Express and Megabus offer services from the airport to various destinations. They're relatively cheap, but be aware of baggage allowances. • Tram 🚋: The Metrolink airport line (Navy Line) connects to the city center. Fares are charged by zone, and contactless payment is accepted. • Bus 🚎: The 43 bus runs 24 hours a day, and is a good option for those traveling light. Attractions 🏛️ 1. Old Trafford Stadium 🏟️: A must-see for Manchester United fans. Visit the museum to learn about the team's glorious history and experience the exciting football atmosphere! 2. Manchester Cathedral 🕍: A Gothic building with exquisite wood carvings and stained glass windows. It's peaceful and solemn, and not to be missed. 3. Manchester Museum 🏛️: Free admission. It covers a wide range of fields, including natural history and anthropology, and is a great place to learn about Manchester's culture. 4. Science and Industry Museum 🔬: Exhibits include textile machinery and steam engines. The building design is a blend of old and new styles, and is very distinctive. 5. Manchester Art Gallery 🎨: Home to over 46,000 works of art, and often hosts temporary exhibitions. It's a paradise for art lovers. 6. Chinatown 🏮: The second largest Chinatown in the UK. During the Lunar New Year, there are dragon and lion dance performances, so you can experience Chinese culture in a foreign land. 7. National Football Museum ⚽️: A must-see for football fans. Learn about the history of football and get up close and personal with football culture. Food 🍽️ • Roast duck: The roast duck at Tattu is crispy and delicious, and is served with sweet sauce and spring onions. It's definitely worth a try! • Indian food 🍛: Manchester has many Indian restaurants, serving authentic dishes such as curry rice and curry chicken. Don't miss out. • Cafés ☕️: Enjoy authentic English afternoon tea and a relaxing afternoon. Accommodation 🛌 • Hyatt Regency Manchester 🏨: Close to the University of Manchester. The breakfast, environment, and location are excellent, and it's perfect for those who want a quality stay. • Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre 🏨: Close to the city center and Chinatown. A great choice for family trips. Tips 💡 • Weather: The weather in Manchester is changeable, so check the weather forecast before you travel and take measures to keep warm or protect yourself from the sun. • Safety: Although Manchester is relatively safe, be sure to keep your belongings safe at night and in crowded places. • Traffic congestion: Plan your trip in advance, avoid peak hours, and make full use of the developed public transport system. • Respect the culture: When visiting attractions and trying local food, please respect the local culture and customs.

#manchestertrip I just left the National Football Museum in Manchester and it was simply great for football lovers! The museum is located in an iconic Urbis building. It takes the visitors to the past of football with touch exhibitions, objects and others. It features famous jerseys, goal highlights, and even a virtual penalty shoot-out – super cool thing! Then, I found something to eat at Mackie Mayor, which is across the street, and walked through the lively Northern Quarter. It was a very interesting visit. Also i loved that i could remind myself of the good old football days and magical moments. #FootballFever ⚽🏆 #ManchesterKickoff #Manchester #uk

A must-visit if you are a football fan