Albert Square Review

The Albert Square, named after Queen Victoria's husband, was built in 1877 in the Gothic town hall to speak of the city's glory and suffering. It was a pioneer of the modern industrial revolution, damaged by German bombing during World War II. Now the city has stood up again, away from the steam and sweat years, and has become a diversified international bustling city. ​

Every December, you must go to Manchester to go to the lively, extremely negative Christmas market near Albert Square. The Christmas market indicates that Christmas is coming, and there are many good-looking things on the market.

Many places in Britain are named after Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria, who is said to be highly skilled in art, music and other aspects. The first Prince Albert memorial tower is erected in the square in front of Manchester City Hall, and the square is therefore also named Albert Square. The square is surrounded by many exquisite Victorian Gothic buildings, with a strong artistic sense, which is in line with Prince Albert's temperament.

It's the center of Manchester. There are tall church bell towers and library councils. There will be special layout in the square before and after Christmas. In fact, it's the seat of Parliament... It's not far from the church. You can walk there. There's a John's Library nearby.

Albert Square is really beautiful. It's the golden zone of Manchester. The buildings here are Victorian Gothic buildings. They look artistic. There are many famous scenic spots, such as libraries and conference centers, which are really recommended.

[View] Very distinctive European-style building, and particularly beautiful flower windows. [Fun] Very interesting [Cost-effective] Super good

Albert Square is located in the heart of Manchester, England, with a Victorian Gothic building. The surrounding buildings are very distinctive.