Discover the Vibrant Upper Campfield Market Hall
Experience the lively ambiance of Upper Campfield Market Hall, a historical venue in Manchester offering local delicacies, unique crafts, and cultural events.
A brief summary to Upper Campfield Market Hall
- Barton St, Manchester, M3 4NN, GB
Nestled in the heart of Manchester, the Upper Campfield Market Hall stands as a testament to the city's industrial heritage. Originally a railway goods warehouse, this stunning building has been beautifully transformed into a vibrant market space that offers a plethora of local goods, artisanal foods, and unique crafts. Visitors can immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere as they wander through the market stalls, sampling delectable street food from various vendors while soaking in the historic architecture that surrounds them. Beyond its role as a market, the Upper Campfield Market Hall serves as an event venue, hosting a variety of cultural events, exhibitions, and community gatherings throughout the year. This makes it an ideal spot for tourists looking to experience the local culture and engage with the community. The hall is also home to several small businesses and independent artisans, offering one-of-a-kind souvenirs that reflect the spirit of Manchester. For history buffs, the Upper Campfield Market Hall is more than just a market; it's a historical landmark that tells the story of the city's evolution from an industrial powerhouse to a contemporary cultural hub. Whether you're visiting for a quick bite, shopping for unique items, or simply exploring the rich tapestry of Manchester's history, the Upper Campfield Market Hall promises an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of the city.
Local tips
- Visit during weekdays to avoid the weekend crowds for a more relaxed shopping experience.
- Don't miss the local food stalls offering authentic Manchester dishes; they are a highlight of the market.
- Check the event calendar online before your visit to catch any special events or exhibitions happening during your stay.
Getting There
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Walking
If you are in the heart of Castlefield, head towards the Bridgewater Canal. Walk along the canal path until you reach the junction with Deansgate. Turn left onto Deansgate and continue walking until you reach the traffic lights at the junction with Barton Street.
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Walking
At the traffic lights, cross Deansgate and proceed down Barton Street. Continue walking straight for about 5 minutes. Upper Campfield Market Hall will be on your left, just before you reach the intersection with the next street.
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Public Transport (Bus)
If you prefer not to walk, you can take a bus from Castlefield. Head to the nearest bus stop on Deansgate and catch bus number 250 or 263. Get off at the stop labeled 'Barton Street'. From there, it’s a short 2-minute walk down Barton Street to Upper Campfield Market Hall.
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Tram
Alternatively, you can take the tram. Walk to the nearest tram stop at Deansgate-Castlefield station. Board the tram towards Altrincham or Eccles and travel one stop to St. Peter’s Square. From there, change to the tram heading towards Piccadilly and get off at the next stop, which is St. Peter's Square. Walk down to Barton Street, where Upper Campfield Market Hall is located.
Attractions Nearby to Upper Campfield Market Hall
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Saint John's Gardens
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Castlefield historical zone
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Castlefield Gallery
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Science and Industry Museum
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Castlefield National Trust railway walk
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Castlefield Basin
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National Trust - Castlefield Viaduct
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Opera House Manchester
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Castlefield Bowl
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Albert Hall, Manchester
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Rochdale Canal Lock 92
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Hacienda
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Free Trade Hall
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The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience
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The Bridgewater Hall
Landmarks nearby to Upper Campfield Market Hall
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Upper Campfield Market Hall
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Beetham Tower
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Remains of eastern wall of the Roman fort
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Roman Gardens
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Reconstruction of Mamucium Roman Fort Wall
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Bahnhof Manchester
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Friedrich Engels Statue
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Manchester Central Library
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Canada House, Manchester
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Hotspur House
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Historic England
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Manchester Albert Square
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Albert Memorial
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Landmark, St Peter's Square
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Mulberry Passage