These quirky locations are often tucked away between buildings or down secret passageways
From the National Football Museum to John Rylands Library, Manchester is full of incredible places to visit. Yet hidden throughout the city are quirky attractions which are often overlooked by visitors.
READ MORE: The stunning walking and cycling trail just outside of Greater Manchester with breathtaking views Hanging Ditch Bridge The construction of this bridge dates back to the 15th century. Located in the basement of Manchester Cathedral’s Visitor Centre is a rare example of architecture from the Middle Ages. Listed as a Scheduled Ancient Monument, the Hanging Ditch bridge dates back to 1421. It was originally built to link the cathedral to the city centre.
The Undamaged Red Post Box This small bright red post box survived the 1996 Manchester bombing virtually unscathed. When a 3,300-pound IRA bomb exploded in the centre of Manchester on June 15, 1996, this post box survived almost unscathed by the blast. It became a small but mighty symbol for resilience in the face of terrorism.
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