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Manchester takes second place to London in importance and in the number and variety of attractions on offer to the visitor but that said, this is a city that presents an eclectic mix of the architectural and historic, as well as natural and man-made places to see and visit. As it continues to develop, Manchester has more of a European feel, noted particularly as its skyline features fine examples of modern architecture alongside historic, classical buildings.

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The Trafford Centre: is a gigantic entertainment and shopping complex, built underground and located 15 minutes from the city centre. This is one of the largest covered shopping complexes to be found in Europe, featuring more than 280 shops. Restaurants are also plentiful here, with English, Chinese and Indian cuisine all readily available. If you’re interested in taking in the latest movie offerings, there’s a 20-screen cinema; or if you prefer, the centre also features an ultra-modern bowling alley.

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The museum boasts exhibits that take up three floors of space and also features the Legends Hall of Fame, the Club History room and the Trophy Room. You can try out your skills offering commentary on a pre-recorded game, and also enjoy refreshments at the cafe where you�ll see plenty of �Man U� memorabilia.

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Chinatown: is near Piccadilly in the city centre, and is actually Manchester\'s neighbourhood for everything Asian. Not only will visitors find a variety of Chinese restaurants, there are also Malaysian, Nepalese, Singaporean and Thai eateries here. You�ll find a good choice of Chinese and other Asian supermarkets that sell fresh produce, herbs and flavourings; and also a Chinese arts centre offering a wide array of Asian artwork for sale.

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