It is a colorful and lively neighborhood. Many clubs and bars. It's good for everyone in my opinion. People very different from each other, even in terms of clothing style gathered in one place with lots of music. I really like it.

Manchester may not be the first city you think of for a city break, but we particularly liked it. Nice center and special places (Chinatown, GayCity). A great shopping paradise in the retail district, but also a few small authentic pubs among all modern high rises. At the Quays it was very quiet on the Sunday and actually less spectacular than expected. Easy to reach by tram (very cheap). Science Museum is nice and free. Football museum is expensive and mediocre (really focus on English football). Wanted to visit the library but have to buy your ticket in advance (understaffing in vacation). For the enthusiast an interesting whisky shop corner Market Street. We slept in The Alan which is definitely recommended. In short, a nice escape for a long weekend!

This place used to be so good in the 2000s, I think it needs an uplift. Went out Saturday, got turned away because we was in fancy dress 😂 a lot of miserable bar staff that refuse to serve you because by the looks of it you think we were straight even though I'm not. Definitely wasn't feeling the vibe. Drag queens were the most friendliest people there tbh. If you hate your job, change it.

Visited the "Gay Village" whilst in Manchester on Monday morning. So most venues were closed or setting up for lunch trade. Set alongside a lovely canal with locks. A Bright and colourful area with plenty of murals and seems to be a safe and friendly area. Love it!

This is an ordinary place buzzing with pubs and cafes in the Sackville neighborhood. In honour of the great mathematician Alan Turing the Sackville park is dedicated. The whole area goes alive during the Pride festival and I'm sure it would be an unique experience.