This is a good day out for all ages . There is plenty of things to see and do for all ages . It... read more













This is a good day out for all ages . There is plenty of things to see and do for all ages . It... read more
Really enjoy bringing my son here..he gets really involved with everything and always has a great... read more
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This is a good day out for all ages . There is plenty of things to see and do for all ages . It is a great day out

Really enjoy bringing my son here..he gets really involved with everything and always has a great time.

The M o S a I has always been a favorite of mine since I was a teenager. A huge variance of interest, from Steam engines, to Cotton Mills to Aircraft, lots and lots to see and interact with.

This is an awesome museum with a lot of fun things to do. It is quite big, with both indoor and outdoor areas, so you can easily spend a full day there. Great for kids and adults alike.

My friend and I have been multiple times before many years ago, but this was my first time since the remodel of the main building a few years ago and I'm really impressed. Fabulous accessibility, good talks and plenty of explanation. The focus tends to...More

From the moment you enter through the front entrance 'til the minute you drag your children out of the Aeronautic Hall, you will not fail to be bemused, entertained and enthralled by the story of Cotton, Gas, Electricity and, smelliest of all, Sewers with many...More

Excellent morning our for young and old. Lots of interesting things to see and do. Short walk from buses and trains and car parking near by.

Great place to go with the family lots to see and do even space to eat your own pack lunch if your on a budget,worth a ride on the steam train for a small fee,can at least spend a good two hours here.

The kids loved the electronic screens where they could take their own pictures that then appeared on the screens, could of done that for hours

Loads to see and free to enter. Exhibits include a working steam train. A fascinating insight into the history of Manchester.












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