Useful money saving tips for visitors to Manchester England

As a visitor to Manchester there is much to discover and experience. But it doesn’t necessarily have to be expensive. Here are the best savings tips for England.

Sights

Most of the important must-see attractions, such as the Museum of Science and Industry, which deals with industry and technology from aircraft to space exploration, and the National Football Museum, do not cost money unless you fancy a guided tour. The two big football clubs offer stadium tours, which can save you a lot of money if you book them in advance.

Arrival and rebooking

The train journey from the capital of England takes around 2 hours and is cheapest if booked up to 12 weeks in advance. Metro shuttle buses are free and cover most of the city. If you prefer two-wheelers, you can use the MoBike offer. You pay a small fee and a deposit for use and get the deposit back.

Eating and drinking

Many exclusive restaurants, e.g. “The French” or “Manchester House”. offer cheap lunch menus. You should definitely dine in a real junk food restaurant, where food is prepared from food that would otherwise have ended up in the garbage.

Overnight stays

The cheapest place to stay is when there is no football game going on. However, if it is unavoidable, accommodation should be sought outside the area where the team is playing. In the city there are also cheap hotels from the Motel-One group and a cheap hostel called Hatters.