Visitors will see the Central Library, the starting point of the tour and Information and Tourism where they can obtain maps of the city. A completely renovated library that preserves its structure.

After exploring the nooks and crannies (with a little surprise included), it's time to talk about the two great figures of the city whose history will impact you: Emmeline Pankhurst and Alan Turing.

We walked we arrived at the most historical site of the city, the place where the Peterloo massacre took place, a key event for the development of democracy.

The importance of the LGBT + community in Manchester and the birth of Canal Street and pride occupies our next stop where the city and its character will already begin to take shape before your eyes.

In front of the Free Trade Hall comes the turn of the importance of the music scene in the city, the concert of the Sex Pistols, the birth of Hacienda and the most legendary bands.

Strolling through Great Northern we came to St. John Street to talk about the inequalities that existed in Victorian times. Chilling stories that make up hidden history from Chorlton Meadlocks to Angel Meadows to the birth of communism.

Time to change your tone and stroll through one of the “most in” areas of Manchester Spinningfields where you can reflect the present character of the city while we talk about the importance of the media in the city.

And no Manchester tour can be considered complete without the John Rylands Library. The city's tourist library and an impressive city legacy to talk about contrasts and urban madness.

Victorian shopping street in the city center. Reminiscent of the jewelers and classic place to enter Manchester commerce

The cradle of commerce and an emblem of the theater. Here we will discover what makes this building unique and its subsequent conversion and survival

The old Shambles is perhaps the favorite snapshot of tourists, but few know the history of this square and its places.

The final stretch embarks on the trade already embedded in the city center, the Plaza de Santa Ana, The Royal Exchange, the problem of the "homeless" and the changing character of a city in constant evolution.

Time to talk about football and the importance of the city

The history of the library where Engels and Marx created communism. The oldest public library in the English language in the world and a medieval vestige of the city.

We finished next to the two cathedrals of Manchester to talk about football, medieval times, the Cheetham library, Salford and a heartfelt tribute to May 22, 2017 that changed the life of the city and of Si Manchester.