GK Manchester Walks

Manchester Music Sites
Manchester Music Sites

Visit some famous and lesser-known sites where the city's legendary music history was made.

This fast moving tour brings the city’s musical past vividly to life - from iconic venues and vanished clubs & recording spaces, to landmarks linked to Manchester’s most influential artists. You’ll hear stories of breakthrough moments, cultural shifts, and the characters who shaped entire scenes, while standing in the very spots where it all happened. It’s a lively, memory sparking journey through decades of creativity, attitude and the unmistakable Manchester spirit.

Key Info

Duration - 1 hour 30 mins.

Price - £15 per person / £10 for children under 16 / Children in prams or pushchairs free / No minimum charge.

Maximum number – 20 people. This is to ensure that quality is maximised and we do not cause congestion on Manchester’s streets.

Starting point - outside No 1 St Peter’s Square, in front of the Atrium Coffee & Community Shop (which is within No 1 SPS – its sign is in the window).

End point - back in St Peter's Square.

Accessibility - the route is mainly flat but does have some small steps in places. If you have any accessibility needs please contact me (George Kiszely Tel: 07891713212, or email: gkmanchesterwalks@gmail.com) to discuss tailoring the route for you.

Dogs - are welcome.

Weather - the walk will go ahead in all weathers, please be prepared for. changeable conditions. However, if I were to cancel due to extreme weather, a full refund will be given.

Cancellations – please make cancellations no later than 24 hours before the tour is due to start. If you cancel after this time, a refund cannot be given.

Bookings and enquiries – for bookings please use the 'book a walk' button below. If you have any further enquiries about this walk, please contact me - George Kiszely Tel: 07891713212, or email: gkmanchesterwalks@gmail.com

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Manchester Music Sites

 
Manchester Music Sites



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