Skipton

Malham BD23 4DL, UK

The Manchester City Hall on the east side of Albert Square is one of the local landmarks. The imposing Gothic clock tower often becomes the focus for visitors taking photos. Manchester City Hall can be separated into old and new parts. The popular clock tower belongs to the old town hall. There are also white marble statues on both sides of the foyer, belonging to the great scientists born in Manchester: Dalton and Joule.

The Manchester museum of art was established in 1824 as a public gallery in England and now consists of three buildings. The museum's collection includes not only paintings and sculptures, but also decorative art and design works such as ceramics and glass, as well as clothing collections. If you like the art of the pre-raphael era, you will be fascinated by it.

The award-winning Museum of Science & Industry (MOSI) aims to “bring innovation to life.” It does this with hands-on exhibits that allow children (of all ages) to grapple with tools and toys. It has an air and space gallery, a power hall and a communications gallery, which demonstrates the evolution from talking to texting. The museum was established in 1969, and moved into its current premises at the old Liverpool Road Station in 1983.