Cheap Flights from Exeter to Manchester

Manchester is most famous for Manchester United, its Premiere League Football Club (FC). The city, however, has a lot more to it than the FC. Manchester is the third most visited city in England after Edinburgh and London. The 18^th century’s canal system saw Manchester being the centre for textile industries, and dockyards.  Manchester is also much known for its cultural festivals in music, performing arts, and literature.

Tip: If you can make a trip during football season, watch a game at the Old Trafford to feel the energy at the iconic grounds.

Going from Exeter to Manchester 

A direct flight to Manchester from the Exeter Airport has a flying time of approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. The Exeter airport is located in East Devon, close to the city of Exeter. Flights land in Manchester International Airport in Ringway area, Cheshire, England.

A cheap flight from Exeter can be availed on Flybe airlines. Exeter to Manchester flights with stopovers have stops at either Dublin, Belfast City, or Glasgow International Airport. An Exeter-Manchester flight booking with stopovers can be over 5 hours in duration.

Tip: Since the flying time on direct flights is very short, inflight service is not very extensive. Be aware of what you can get on flights and plan your day accordingly.

Manchester Sightseeing

Manchester is the second-largest city in England and has a lot to offer tourists. Visit the John Rylands library for the best Gothic architecture. Go to the Manchester Cathedral, Imperial War Museum, China Town, Whitworth Art Gallery, and The Hidden Gem (St. Mary’s Church). The Gay Village, Chill Factore (longest indoor ski slope), and HOME (Centre for International Contemporary Art and Theatre) are worth a visit too.

Do not miss the iconic grounds of Old Trafford Football Stadium and Old Trafford Cricket grounds which are about a half kilometre away from one another.

Tip: The canals of Manchester are a great place to have a relaxed day with restaurants and cafes lining the canal walls.

Food and Accommodation at Manchester

Discover some great hang-outs and lip-smacking food at Manchester. Restored Victorian coffee warehouses, upscale steakhouses, Indian street food - Irani Café style, and fine Japanese dining, can all be tried at different places in Manchester. The city offers everything from pizzas and steaks to Indian, Italian, American, Japanese, and British foods.

Find comfortable and convenient rooms at great prices all across Manchester. Many of the competitively priced hotels are located in Manchester City Centre. There are hotels that pay homage to football and other hotels that have transformed Victorian schools into chic lodging with terrace garden.

Tip: There are several hotels and inns that are kid-friendly with accommodative and pleasing staff which can be booked if you are travelling with family.

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