Historic Manchester bed and breakfast and hotel accommodation
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Whilst there was a Roman fort where Manchester now stands, a town was not built until the 13th century and it was only in the Industrial Revolution of 18th & 19th centuries that it exploded from a medieval town. It had a piece of early development from cotton to rifles and the much of the architecture associated with each remains to this day and was the subject matter of artists such as Lowry. The new Manchester wheel in the Millennium quarter offers the chance to see the city from an elevated height.
Historic places to visit in Manchester
Historical attractions span all the ages in Manchester - from the Roman fort at Castlefield and the John Rylands Library with its 2nd century fragment of the New Testament up to the post-Reformation church of St Marys with its important art collection, via England's widest cathedral. Every bit, amongst many others, informs more of the history of this city made from the Industrial Revolution and now experiencing a cultural revolution.
Historic Manchester bed and breakfasts (B&Bs) and hotel accommodation in Mancester
The more historic hotels and bed and breakfasts will be towards the centre but there are a decent range of hotels throughout the city along with more rural hotels and B&Bs situated outside but within easy reach of the city.
