# Manchester Art Gallery 5.5 
Nestled in the heart of Manchester, the Manchester Art Gallery showcases a diverse collection of artworks spanning centuries, from Pre-Raphaelite masterpieces to contemporary installations.
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- Important Masterpieces: 3
- Highlight: Work, by Ford Madox Brown (1852-1865), height: 137 cm (53.9 in); width: 197 cm (77.5 in)
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Top 3 Artworks of the Manchester Art Gallery: 1) Work, by Ford Madox Brown (1852-1865) 104 × 74 cm by Wikimedia / Public Domain 2) Autumn, Sir John Everett Millais (1856), 104 × 74 cm by Wikimedia / Public Domain 3) The Hireling Shepherd, William Holman Hunt (1851), 76.4 cm × 109.5 cm (30+1⁄16 in × 43+1⁄8 in) by Wikimedia / Public Domain
Art Museum Gallery Space: ca. 2,000 m2 | Artworks on Display: ca. 300 | Established: 1825
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Interesting Artworks: 5/10 Famous Artworks: 5/10 Art Display: 7/10 Building: 7/10 Size: 4/10 🧮 Overall: 5.4/10
# Imperial War Museum North 5.5
Designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, the Imperial War Museum North is a striking landmark on Manchester's skyline, featuring a dramatic aluminum-clad structure inspired by a shattered globe.
Inside, powerful exhibitions explore the impact of war on society through personal stories, artifacts, and multimedia displays, inviting reflection and remembrance in a thought-provoking setting
# National Football Museum 5.5
Located in the iconic Urbis building, the National Football Museum celebrates the rich history and global influence of the world's most popular sport.
Interactive exhibits, memorabilia collections, and virtual experiences engage visitors of all ages, highlighting Manchester's pivotal role in football history and its cultural significance as the birthplace of iconic clubs like Manchester United and Manchester City.
# Manchester Museum 5 
Situated within the University of Manchester campus, the Manchester Museum is a treasure trove of natural history, archaeology, and ethnography, featuring extensive collections from around the world.
# The Lowry 5
Perched on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal in Salford Quays, The Lowry is a contemporary arts venue dedicated to visual and performing arts.
Designed by architect Michael Wilford, the striking building houses galleries showcasing the works of renowned artist L.S. Lowry, as well as theaters staging innovative productions ranging from drama and dance to comedy and music.
# Etihad Stadium 5 
Home to Manchester City Football Club, the Etihad Stadium is a state-of-the-art sports arena that epitomizes modern stadium design and technology.
With a capacity of over 55,000 spectators, the stadium hosts thrilling football matches and major events, offering fans an immersive sporting experience amidst a dynamic atmosphere.
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# Science and Industry Museum 5
Housed in the historic buildings of the world's first passenger railway station, the Science and Industry Museum celebrates Manchester's pioneering role in industrial innovation.
From steam engines to textile machinery, the museum's exhibits showcase technological advancements that transformed society, inspiring visitors to appreciate Manchester's industrial heritage and its impact on the modern world.
- Trafford Shopping Centre 5
Opened in 1988 in 19th-century style, this striking shopping center boasts elegant staircases, one of the largest indoor clocks in Europe, and a gleaming glass roof and dome.
Liverpool 6 
Liverpool's maritime heritage is palpable along its historic waterfront, where the iconic Liver Building stands as a testament to the city's seafaring legacy.
The city's cultural vibrancy is showcased through its world-renowned music scene, with legendary venues like The Cavern Club immortalizing Liverpool as the birthplace of The Beatles.
National Park World Heritage Site: since 1993 | Distance from Dublin: 58 km
