Manchester Central Library
Visitors will see the Central Library, the starting point of the tour and Information and Tourism where they can obtain maps of the city. A completely renovated library that preserves its structure.
Manchester Guided Walking Tour in Spanish
Manchester,
GB
Free cancellation
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Discover the rich cultural heritage of Manchester on this guided walking tour in Spanish. From Roman times to the avant-garde influence, this tour covers the main attractions of the city along with hidden gems you won't find on your own. Led by Ivo Delgado, a passionate resident of Manchester and award-winning tour guide, this tour is highly recommended by users, travel agencies, and the specialized press. Immerse yourself in the vibrant art, culture, music, football, and industries that define Manchester's character. Explore landmarks like Manchester Central Library, Chinatown, the Statue of Emmeline Pankhurst, and the historic Manchester Central. Learn about the importance of the LGBT+ community, the iconic music scene, and Victorian inequalities. Visit the renowned John Rylands Library and the National Football Museum, and discover hidden history and medieval vestiges. Uncover the evolving character of the city and pay tribute to significant events that shaped Manchester. This is the ultimate way to explore and experience the very best of what Manchester has to offer.
About this experience
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Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least
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Admission Included
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2 hours 20 minutes
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Suitable for 2-15 Participants
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Private Tour, Small Group Tour
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& Audio GuidedGuided Experience
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Discover the rich cultural heritage of Manchester
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Visit the main attractions and hidden gems of the city
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Learn about the history of Emmeline Pankhurst and Alan Turing
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Explore the historical sites, including Manchester Central and Manchester Cathedral
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Experience the vibrant music and LGBT+ scenes of Manchester
- All fees and taxes
- City map
- List of 101 things to do in Manchester
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Introduction:
Discover the rich cultural heritage of Manchester with the Manchester Guided Walking Tour in Spanish. This tour offers an exciting and immersive experience, covering the main attractions of the city along with hidden gems that only a local expert like Ivo Delgado can reveal. As a passionate resident of Manchester for nearly 10 years, Ivo Delgado has crafted a tour that has been recognized as the best in the city for three consecutive years. Whether you're a history buff, art enthusiast, football lover, or simply curious about the city's past and present, this tour has something for everyone.What to expect?
Embark on a 140-minute journey through the streets of Manchester, where you'll delve into its fascinating history, vibrant culture, and iconic landmarks. From the magnificent Central Library to historic Chinatown, each step will unveil a unique aspect of the city's character. You'll explore the significance of figures like Emmeline Pankhurst and Alan Turing, and learn about the pivotal events that have shaped the city's democracy.Who is this for?
The Manchester Guided Walking Tour in Spanish welcomes all travelers with a thirst for knowledge and a sense of adventure. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a group of friends, this tour caters to all. History enthusiasts can dive deep into Manchester's past, while art lovers can appreciate the city's avant-garde influence. Football fans will discover the importance of the sport to the city's identity, and those interested in cultural diversity will appreciate exploring multicultural neighborhoods like Chinatown.Why book this?
This tour stands out as the top recommendation by users, travel agencies, and the specialized press. With Ivo Delgado's expert guidance, you'll gain unparalleled insights into Manchester's history, culture, and architecture. The tour covers not only the main attractions but also hidden spots that only a passionate local could reveal. You'll have the chance to engage with key facets of Manchester's identity, such as the LGBT+ community and the music scene. By the end, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of the city and a newfound appreciation for its rich heritage.Good to know
The Manchester Guided Walking Tour in Spanish is conducted at a comfortable pace, allowing participants to fully immerse themselves in each location. It is important to note that the tour duration is approximately 140 minutes. The meeting point is conveniently located next to the Central Library, where you can obtain useful maps of the city before the tour begins. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring along a bottle of water to stay hydrated throughout the walk. Prepare to be captivated by the stories, history, and vibrant atmosphere that Manchester has to offer.Reviews
Participants of the Manchester Guided Walking Tour in Spanish rave about the outstanding experience provided by Ivo Delgado. Reviews consistently highlight the depth of knowledge and passion that Ivo brings to the tour. Travelers have expressed their appreciation for the well-crafted itinerary, praising the combination of well-known attractions and hidden gems. Many have described the tour as a captivating immersion into Manchester's culture, history, and vibrant atmosphere. Overall, participants leave with a newfound appreciation for the city and highly recommend this tour for those seeking an enriching and informative experience in Manchester.How long before the event do I need to book?
- You can book at any time before the event
Vouchers accepted in the following formats
- Mobile
Is an adult required for the booking?
- At least one adult or senior required per booking
Your Itinerary
Chinatown
Neighborhood that is a clear example of multiculturalism and the character of the city.
Statue Of Emmeline Pankhurst
After touring the nooks and crannies (with a little surprise included), it's time to talk about the two great figures of the city whose history will impact you: Emmeline Pankhurst and Alan Turing.
Manchester Central
We walked we arrived at the most historical site of the city, the place where the Peterloo massacre took place, a key event for the development of democracy.
Manchester
The importance of the LGBT + community in Manchester and the birth of Canal Street and pride occupies our next stop where the city and its character will already begin to take shape before your eyes.
Free Trade Hall
In front of the Free Trade Hall comes the turn of the importance of the music scene in the city, the concert of the Sex Pistols, the birth of Hacienda and the most legendary bands.
St. John's Gardens
Strolling through Great Northern we came to St. John Street to talk about the inequalities that existed in Victorian times. Chilling stories that make up hidden history from Chorlton Meadlocks to Angel Meadows to the birth of communism.
Spinningfields
Time to change your tone and stroll through one of the “most in” areas of Manchester Spinningfields where you can reflect the present character of the city while we talk about the importance of the media in the city.
The John Rylands Library
And no Manchester tour can be considered complete without the John Rylands Library. The city's tourist library and an impressive city legacy to talk about contrasts and urban madness.
Admission Included
King Street
(Pass by)
Victorian shopping street in the city center. A testimony of what was the Victorian era with its jewelers and a surprise locked between its businesses
Royal Exchange Theatre
The cradle of commerce and an emblem of the theater
Corn Exchange Manchester
The old Shambles is perhaps the favorite snapshot of tourists, but few know the history of this square and its places.
St. Ann's Square
The final stretch embarks on the trade already embedded in the city center, the Plaza de Santa Ana, The Royal Exchange, the problem of the "homeless" and the changing character of a city in constant evolution.
National Football Museum
Time to talk about football and the importance of the city
Chetham's Library
(Pass by)
The history of the library where Engels and Marx created communism. The oldest public library in the English language in the world and a medieval vestige of the city.
Manchester Cathedral
We finished next to the two cathedrals of Manchester to talk about football, medieval times, the Cheetham library, Salford and a heartfelt tribute to May 22, 2017 that changed the life of the city and of Si Manchester.
Admission Included
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