Free Trade Hall
June 11th 2008 22:45
The Manchester Free Trade Hall, originally built in the 1850s and later reconstructed after World War II, has a very rich history and once was the centre for public debate and cultural activities.
It was also a political gathering place, a symbol of free trade, and, later a concert venue. Today, it has been converted into a hotel, but fortunately, the facade of this grand old building remains - the rest has been completely rebuilt - but that hasn't stopped tourists from visiting and taking pictures of this historical building.
When?
Open daily.
Where?
Free Trade Hall
Peter Street
Manchester, M2 5.
How much?
Nil.
| 57 |
| Vote |
subscribe to this blog
