How to get from London to Manchester by Virgin Train

 The train from London to Manchester is operated by Virgin Rail . We will show you how to buy a Virgin train ticket to Manchester to visit beautiful Manchester .

 Manchester -is a city in North West England. Manchester was founded in 1974. The city’s total population ranks second in the UK. Manchester is known for its numerous warehouses and is also known as the warehouse city. As a business and cultural capital, Manchester is a renowned arts, media and higher education centre.

Like Liverpool, Manchester has undergone a Renaissance, including various museum buildings, excellent opera houses, indoor ski resorts, various commercial streets, Saint Anne’s Square, the Royal Exchange and Bolton Arcade.

Kaiserfield-Known as the "Urban Heritage Parkquot;, explore Manchester from here, walking along the canals and restored Victorian houses. Be sure to explore the Bridgewater Canal, where many old warehouses have been restored and turned into offices, shops, hotels and restaurants. (A Bridgewater yacht is highly recommended.)

 Other interesting tourist attractions include the Castler Field Museum of Art and Bridgewater Hall. Location: Manchester Castle.

Museum of Science and Industry-Located in the oldest train station in the world. It has 12 showrooms, including Manchester vintage cars and Rolls Royce produced in 1904. The Aerospace Museum is another nice attraction with many historic aircraft. The War Museum displays the history of war, large machines such as tanks, planes, and artillery. Address: Liverpool Road, Castellfield, Manchester .

Manchester Cathedral-located on Ilver river. One of them is the chapel of the Manchester Legion. Another place of worship is the Catholic Church of St. Mary, which was built in 1794 and is known as a -hidden gem. You will find many fine Victorian carvings. (Guide service provided.) Address: Victoria Street, Manchester .

National Football Museum-has two top European football teams- Manchester City and  Manchester United. The first stop should be the National Football Museum. Here are a variety of exciting short films showing the history of football. Here you can visit the main venue of the team. Manchester City Etihad Stadium offers a variety of travel options, including luxury dinners, and Manchester United Old Trafford Stadium offers guided tours, access to private rooms and access to the stadium.

Chetham Library-North of Manchester Cathedral. Originally the residence of a priest, it is now home to a music school and the oldest public library Chetham Library. It has been in use since 1653. The library has more than 100,000 books. Chetham is also a famous meeting place, where Karl Marx and Marx visited.

Manchester Art Gallery-is the largest art collection in the UK outside London. The gallery includes works by Raphael; works by German artists such as French Impressionist Gauguin, Manet and Monet. To learn more about art and cultural tourist attractions, visit the Manchester International Centre for Arts and Film, 70 Oxford Street. Address: Mosley Street and Princess Street, Manchester .

Chinatown-the largest Chinese community in the UK, close to the Manchester Art Museum. The ornate arches are particularly noticeable. This neighbourhood has already established many shops and restaurants, offering a variety of Beijing and Hong Kong cuisine, as well as unique handicrafts and artworks. China Contemporary Art Center. Address: Chesham Boyle Street, Manchester .

Manchester City Hall-This tower offers beautiful views of the city. Visit the Free Trade Hall, which opened in 1951. The Central Convention Centre, located in the city centre, has many music performances throughout the year and is built next to Victoria Railway Station on Windmill Street. Where: Albert Square, Manchester .

People’s History Museum-is the national centre for historical materials of the British people. There are two other museums nearby, the Manchester Jewish Museum and the Transport Museum.

Heaton Park-is Manchester ‘s largest park. The park has many buildings and landscapes. Golf, tennis and boating can be enjoyed here, as are animal farms, woods, gardens, observatories, adventure playgrounds and museums. You can also visit the Fletcher Moss Botanical Garden. Here you can go for walks, picnics, play tennis, rugby and football. Address: Mosley Street, Manchester .

Virgin Trains is one of the UK’s railway operating companies. It takes only 2 hours and 5 minutes to travel from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly .

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How do we book a train ticket from London to Manchester ? It’s simple! 

First log on to the global train ticket booking website, www.g2rail.com. Support for multiple languages.

Fill in the required itinerary information, departure station, arrival station, departure date, departure time, number of people, and click search.

There are many trains going to Manchester in a day, choose a time we want, and you can check the details of the train when you open it.

The detailed information of the train frequency includes all the information of the train, including time, station, on-board service, train class and fare. Choose the price you want, click on the reservation, and then you can fill in the guest information and payment. It only takes 2 minutes to buy a train ticket from London to Manchester .