Reviews of Manchester City Council. (University) in Manchester (Greater Manchester).

Manchester City Council

465 Reviews

224 Comments

University

Local government office

Town Hall, Albert Square, Manchester M2 5DB, United Kingdom

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Information of Manchester City Council, University in Manchester (Greater Manchester)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of Manchester City Council

Sunday

Closed

Monday

9am–5pm

Tuesday

9am–5pm

Wednesday

9am–5pm

Thursday

9am–5pm

Friday

9am–5pm

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of Manchester City Council

P. D.

Very good customer service (although the queue was long when I called, I had to wait 30 minutes to speak to someone). However, when it's your turn, they tried their best to answer all your questions and actually went above and beyond to help with your issues. So, if the waiting time is reduced, it would be fantastic.

d. n.

Under restoration. Perhaps come back in 2024.

B. S.

I often saw many tourist, of recent chinese visitors taking pictures of Manchester city council and the town centre. Manchester is a great place to visit and live, the central library, post office, KPMG building, University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester Police enquiry office, Manchester United Football Club are nearby including hotels. The Manchester councils also host many events and christmas shows, tram and buses are often used to travel within manchester with free internet and at affordable prices.

W. D.

Very beautiful land mark. Unfortunately the day I went visited it there were a lot of construction and renovation in the area. Lovely people and restaurants in the surroundings. I highly recommend visiting it during the holiday seasons

S. R.

Really beautiful hall steeped in local history and a great place to host an event. We had the company Christmas party here and it was excellent. The food was cooked to perfection and served by great staff with the kind of precision and care you don't often see these days. Even posh Aunt Mabel wont be disappointed!

L. K.

One of my favourite place in England. It’s really nice and beautiful building. You should check it out. Grab a cup of coffee and just sit on the beach a front of the hall and just relax. Your day will be good. I strongly recommend you this Town hall! Have a lovely day

L. U.

After always dismissing Manchester as being a bit of a rough dive, the couple of times I've been fortunate to visit over the last couple of months have really turned me around. Great, modern city with great culture and (dare I say) fashion. The Christmas Markets were out of this world compared to what we have in Newcastle. I wish I didn't have a meal planned that evening because I just wanted to try so much of the food!

S. M.

Great building, nice place to get rest with a lot of benches, but unfortunately it will be close by 2024.

C. S.

Great architecture and a historical value. People's gathering place.

D. J.

Too bad that I didn’t have opportunity to visit the interior due to renovation, but the exterior is impressive enough

N. K.

Great building, the square is fantastic, many shops, cafes, stores, and great places to go for a walk and see Manchester

City Hall is exceptionally impressive with many historic art works, numerous 'mansion like' meeting rooms, statues, marble columns and the list goes on! There is a cafe on the ground floor. Highly recommended if you are in Manchester and you are up for some history... hurry though because it closes Christmas 2017 for a minimum of 5 years whilst it is refurbished.

A. A. S.

Very good place for spending new years night here at the heart of the city

d. g.

So nice place 14th Sept.2018 at 12 pm

F. S.

Beautiful building in a nice square! A huge Christmas market around Christmas time!

T. M.

Gorgeous building, would like to see it more on the inside but when I've asked a few times, it hasn't been allowed

S. t.

Great building and landmark to visit in manchester

D. T.

restoring in progress till 2024

L. R.

The fireworks on New Years was amazing, 2017/2018.

Y. T. H.

Must visit when you arrive to Manchester

T. G.

I visited in July 2019. This place is stunning and looks amazing. A must see when visiting Manchester. Although it was being renovated at same places I think it should look wonderful now. There is an open square which is great for walking around and other things too see as well in the area.

B. F.

the place currently closed but from the outside there's a beautiful statue

S. R.

Special thank you to( Bonet) if i got ur name right and sorry if i didn't, at Manchester City Council Council tax customer service. Thank you so much for your help and support really much appreciated and really helped me a lot today. And thank you to Manchester Council for all the help and support and for choosing the right and great people to deal with us. Wish you all the best. All respect to you Bonet, kind regards. Saleh Abdullrahim.

Just taken part in a grand tour of the Gothic styled Manchester Town Hall. Built by Thomas Waterhouse and decorated externally with the three symbols of God; the trinity of windows reaching up to the sky, Man; the various statues of men and woman and Earth. Floral decorations adorning the walls. On top of the spire is a golden cotton flower in homage to the Cotten products and mills. A must to see are the twelve panels painted by Ford Madox Brown found in the main hall.

E. C.

Believe the council members office is used to cover up corruption involving the combined authority breaching data protection and i believe use judges to stich families up in court.disgusting .shamefull,should be nicknamed."soddom and gomara

a. f.

You seldom see the building with Renaissance style in manchester but luckily the town hall still has its touch

R. C.

The interior of the Town Hall is wonderful. Visit the person on the desk by the door, there you can get a visitors pass to go up to the first floor. On this level you can see the magnificent Great Hall, Conference Room, Banqueting Chamber etc. Well worth a visit.

E. F.

Beautiful building

S. L.

Wow, what beautiful building to get your Booster.

C. T.

It's a lovely building built when Manchester was sure of itself and its place in the world. There's a square with the obligatory statues and seating where it's great to spend time on a sunny day. It is a working building and so you'll need to wait for an open day to be able to view some of its interior but just a causal visit will leave you impressed with it. I believe that it's interior has stood in for the Houses of Parliament in a number of films and TV productions.

S. R.

This review is For the Town Hall building itself and NOT about the Council. The building was completed in 1877 after architect Alfred Waterhouse won a compertition to build the building based on a Gothicist design. With the first Stone being laid in 1868 and at a cost of 1 million Pounds, paid for by revenue from the Cotton Industry. Unfortunately the building is currently closed as the building is being renovated to bring it upto date and once back open in 2024 you will once again be able to see the Great Hall, Ford Maddock Murals,tthe unmissable Bee mosaic and the beautiful corridors and state rooms of this beautiful building. In the meantime I'll leave some photos of how it looked before refurbishment as a little taster of things to come.

S. E.

I think it’s closed.

C. H.

very beautiful

h. w.

Manchester City Council is the local government authority for Manchester, a city and metropolitan borough in Greater Manchester, England. It is composed of 96 councillors, three for each of the 32 electoral wards of Manchester. The council is controlled by the Labour Party and led by Sir Richard Leese. There is one Liberal Democrat councillor (former MP for Manchester Withington from 2005-15, John Leech), and one Green Party councillor. Joanne Roney is the chief executive. Many of the council's staff are based at Manchester Town Hall. Manchester was incorporated in 1838 under the Municipal Corporations Act 1835 as the Corporation of Manchester or Manchester Corporation. It achieved city status in 1853, only the second such grant since the Reformation. The area included in the city has been increased many times, in 1885 (Bradford, Harpurhey and Rusholme), 1890 (Blackley, Crumpsall, part of Droylsden, Kirkmanshulme, Moston, Newton Heath, Openshaw, and West Gorton), 1903 (Heaton), 1904 (Burnage, Chorlton cum Hardy, Didsbury, and Moss Side), 1909 (Gorton, and Levenshulme), 1931 (Wythenshawe: Baguley, Northenden, and Northen Etchells), and Ringway in 1974. A new Town Hall was opened in 1877 (by Alderman Abel Heywood) and the Mayor of Manchester was granted the title of Lord Mayor in 1893. Under the Local Government Act 1972 the council was reconstituted as a metropolitan borough council in 1974, and since then it has been controlled by the Labour Party. In 1980, Manchester was the first council to declare itself a nuclear-free zone. In 1984 it formed an equal opportunities unit as part of its opposition to Section 28. Elections are usually by thirds (a third of the seats elected, three years in every four), although the 2018 and 2004 elections saw all seats contested due to substantial boundary changes. Labour has controlled a majority of seats in every election since the council was reconstituted. Between 2014 and 2016 Labour occupied every seat with no opposition. In the local elections held on 5 May 2016, former Manchester Withington MP, John Leech, was elected with 53% of the vote signifying the first gain for any party other than Labour for the first time in six years in Manchester and providing an opposition for the first time in two years. On 7 March 2017, it was reported that City Centre Councillor Kevin Peel had been suspended from the Manchester Labour group after reports of bullying. He sat as an independent, still taking the Labour Group whip until he rejoined Labour. On 24 July 2019 it was reported that Majid Dar (Ancoats and Beswick) had been suspended by the Labour party.

M. M.

Manchester City council is doing a decent job. They’re not the most efficient or the quickest, but those working there do care and I’ve witnessed good service from them for as long as I’ve lived in the city. We need to continue to become more ambitious as the city moves forward.

N. J.

Beautiful building at a very picturesque square. Nice to just walk or sit around.

C. S.

This place is good for so many things and would be good for people to attend to if not house because they would help you out so much even if you have a bad history of things and other places wont help see these. They are the people to help so much and are happy to help anyone homeless or just came out of prison.

R. A.

Lovely wedding venue. Beautiful building with so much history. I'm sure we'll return.

N. P.

We held our wedding ceremony here in April 2013. We chose the venue for its character and history and loved the Conference Hall where our ceremony took place. The staff were very helpful. Thank you for helping us have a special day.

Y. A.

H. T.

An impressive building in an amazing city. I think the area could be better arranged but still a must see in this city.

J. M.

The fireworks on the Christmas-lights-turn-on-show were pretty cool here. Most of the festivals take place around here. The Town Hall is a very nice building in the heart of Manchester.

M. D. V. E.

A national treasure.

D. L.

Closed for renovations for the next 5 years but the architecture is magnificent and needs to be seen

C. K.

A must Visit for any tourist Visiting Manchester! The town hall build in 1826 with sublime gothic style architecture is just a building you cannot stop admiring! If you are lucky you might have the chance to experience on of the festivals usually taking place in Albert Square (Town hall square) Recommended for a visit!

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I'm Yun from Korea. I lost my bike in Manchester but many people did donate for me. I am now in Argentina. I want to talk about donations. First of all, thank you to those who sent me donations. With the help of many people Nick has collected 3535 pounds, and ukmtp has collected 667 pounds. ukmtp sent me a donation (667 pounds). I was assisted by Lee Hindle. And when it was deposited into my account, the money was transferred to Lee Hindle's account. I can not speak English well. When I buy things I need to travel, Lee will buy them. But there was a problem. We used 2372 pounds to buy bikes from donations. And Nick bought camping equipment. The problem is that the remaining money is still on Lee Hindle's bankbook. The total donation is 4202 pounds(3535 + 667). I have been worried for a long time. And I wrote this because I thought I should inform the people who sent me the donation. Thanks again to those who gave me a donation. -- Hello, Mayor, I am a Korean who has lost my bike, I can continue my journey with the help of the mayor of Manchester and many friends. Although I lost my bike, it was an honor to be able to experience the UK as a country of gentlemen. Thanks again to the mayor and friends for their help.

R. B.

A great landmark of Manchester and also holds a lot of history. nice area to sit outside and have lunch or coffee. Amazing to look from outside. Not been inside yet.

J. T.

One of my favourite town halls. Beautiful building.

S. R.

Brilliant building. The Square in front is a good place to be. They certainly made a statement with the structure.

C. B.

Brilliant place to visit. I absolutely love visiting here!

J. A.

I have been coming to this building for the past 10 years in various capacities. Its a wonderful Historic building with some great architecture. The staff are always friendly and accommodating.

D. W.

Beautiful building

M. B.

Grand old historic building, more ornate than many cathedrals. Top notch cafe with nice linen & china and very good prices. About to undergo a major clean & refit so it should be even more spectacular in a couple of years.

G. H.

Absolutely fantastic Grade 1 Listed building and great place to visit in Manchester, however it closed for the next 6 years for a full refurbishment.

P. S.

Really nice building with some interesting things to see

G. R.

J. B.

Cool architecture with a delicious cafe, I enjoyed it the first time I visited again the next day, and again next time I was in Manchester. Perfect place to have a bite to eat near the library.

A. L.

A fantastic place to visit. If you can, sign up for the guided tour that takes you within the rooms and get acquainted with a slice of history! The building is architecturally lovely and beautiful with loads of opportunities (and angles) for shutter bugs to enjoy! There is also a lovely cafe within the Town Hall and is great for afternoon teas.

H. A.

Went there for the countdown of the coming year and we saw that wonderful and majestic fireworks show! Marvelous moments.

G. J. B.

A fantastic part of Manchester history and city grandeur.

J. R.

One of the nicest buildings I have been in, just avoid any dealing with the security guards.

S. W.

A wedding photographers dream - this venue is incredible and offers some amazing photo opportunities for a wedding. The staff are also brilliant and the food is A+

V. M.

The town hall is stunning inside and out! There is a beautiful cafe inside which is well worth the visit very elegant. During the Christmas period you can find stalls just inside the entrance and a beautiful tree. Fireworks are set off from the roof at new year and the Christmas light switch on that are spectacular

A. B.

Very old bulging. I like that

D. L. a. P.

It is a beautiful place for both day and night. It is also close to shopping center and restaurants.

r. a.

Afternoon tea in the sculpture hall is fantastic and excellent value for money, pleasant helpful staff, one if the nicest afternoon teas in manchester, only downside is there are no public toilets in the building

R. D.

I reported a rocking horse in the play area next too queen victoria statue,the spring of the rocking horse had snapped and was sticking out of the astro turf,I rung up but am sorry too say I forgot the name of the man who took details,but about 2 hrs later I returned with my young grandson and the rocking horse and spring had been removed and made safe. WELL DONE MANCHESTER, and the gentleman who dealt with my call. PLEASE KEEP IT UP ,THAT PLAY AREA IS WELL USED AND IT GIVES US OLD UNS A BREAK, credit to you all and stay safe.

D. S.

Volunteered at the walk in vaccination clinic based in the town hall extension. Great to see so many people coming in

J. H.

Sorry it is closing for seven years. It was a really good experience the open day. Glad i went.

A. J.

The Manchester Town Hall is based in the heart of the city which promotes various events throughout the year from Christmas markets, New years fireworks, Chinese new year and much more. The architecture outside and in is a must see.

L. S.

Impressive Victorian City Hall and Good Food, but the light were too bright especially when the nights are long in winter you should get a Dim switch

M. M.

Nice place!

G. (.

Impressive building from outside

D. F.

The town hall is a beautiful building, and visitors are free to wander in and take a look around. If you can, book on to a tour, as the rich history of the building is fascinating.

C. R.

A nice building in the center of Manchester. A must visit in the area + nice restaurants near the location + probably all the attractions are walk away from this historical building.

S. “. T.

it's an amazing historic building in the Heart of Manchester

J. J.

Free to roam around and check out all the rooms. Definitely worth the visit!

S. S.

It really like a big ben

D. M.

Stunning building. Hats off to the City Council, they always do some event or another for the town. Xmas markets are such fun.

P. V.

The place is scaffold up massive amounts of work being done they had a ubu sweeper cleaning all around it

J. A.

A really nice and historic building.

Stunning building inside & out. 😁

R. D.

Love this place and especially discovering the historic Maddox paintings of the history of Manchester.

Will definitely visit again after its renovation!

E. A.

Manchester Town Hall is a building full of character with its impressive architecture. I loved the vaulting, stained glass windows and artwork in the interior. I visited with a friend and we were going to have lunch there but decided on afternoon tea at midday instead! It was absolutely delicious with a choice of sandwiches, cakes and pastries beautifully presented on a three-tier stand.

T. S.

Got married here in 2015, very nice friendly place, the above building is awful though and a strip club is outside, although none of it mattered on the day as I got the women of my dreams.

O. M.

Amazing building and elegant café

g. k.

A Victorian Temple to the mercantile and municipal powers, a great place to have a coffee away from the bustle of the modern world

L. G. m. u. 2. (.

Big and the town hall of Manchester.

M. S.

The Manchester town hall. It's an impressive building in a amazing city.

T. Z.

Stunning building inside & out.

t. 1.

Beautiful building inside.

A. H. T. G.

Beautiful historic building

R. S. N.

I suppose the Town Hall is beautiful inside, I coudn't enter. Outside is nice, but not extraordinary. Manchester: what a weird city!! old, classic and somewhat beautiful buildings are destroyed to build horrible modernities, as recently happened in Mosley St. beside St. Peter's Sq. And there isn't a single park in the whole city center! It's not an attractive city ....

G. H.

Really nice building,

S. C.

Confusing layout and unhelpful staff. Had an event here and it felt like none of the staff had a clue what was going on

M. W.

Lovely relic of the wealth which the industrial revolution brought to the north of England.

T. W.

Great historic building

A. M.

Very beautiful building.

J. S.

Historic building built by Alfred Waterhouse, often used in TV and movies as a double for the Houses of Parliament. Great event venue, especially for weddings, or just pop in to the cafe.

b. f.

Had lunch there ... it was really nice and very relaxing just sitting in such an historical place.

L. T. B.

Absolutely gorgeous and beautiful Town Hall.

M. W.

Wonderful example of British Gothic architecture. Each view angle offers new surprises.

L. S.

Many, many years since I entered this place and still as impressive. Attended Biobank AGM 2017.

p. s.

Manchester Town Hall is a Victorian, Neo-gothic municipal building in Manchester, England. It is the ceremonial headquarters of Manchester City Council and houses a number of local government departments. The building faces Albert Square to the north and St Peter's Square to the south, with Manchester Cenotaph facing its southern entrance. Designed by architect Alfred Waterhouse, the town hall was completed in 1877. The building contains offices and grand ceremonial rooms such as the Great Hall which is decorated with Ford Madox Brown's imposing Manchester Murals illustrating the history of the city. The entrance and Sculpture Hall contain busts and statues of influential figures including Dalton, Joule and Barbirolli. The exterior is dominated by the clock tower which rises to 280 feet (85 m) and houses Great Abel, the clock bell. In 1938, a detached Town Hall Extension was completed and is connected by two covered bridges over Lloyd Street. The town hall was designated as a Grade I listed building on 25 February 1952. Planning for the new town hall began in 1863. Manchester Corporation demanded it be, 'equal if not superior, to any similar building in the country at any cost which may be reasonably required'. The choice of location was influenced by a desire to provide a central, accessible, but relatively quiet site in a respectable district, close to Manchester's banks and municipal offices, next to a large open area, suitable for the display of a fine building. After investigating suitable sites, including Piccadilly, an oddly shaped plot facing Albert Square was chosen. The Albert Square frontage measures 323 feet (98 m), Lloyd Street is 350 feet (107 m), Princess Street the longest at 383 feet (117 m) and Cooper Street measures 94 feet (29 m). On this tight site, the corporation built a grand hall, a suite of reception rooms, quarters for the lord mayor, offices and a council chamber. The second stage of a competition to design the town hall which attracted 137 entries was judged by Thomas Leverton Donaldson, a classicist, and gothicist George Edmund Street. The eight finalists were Waterhouse, William Lee, Speakman & Charlesworth, Cuthbert Brodrick, Thomas Worthington, John Oldrid Scott, Thomas Henry Wyatt and Edward Salomons. In terms of design and aesthetics, Waterhouse's proposal was placed fourth behind those of Speakman & Charlesworth, Oldrid Scott and Worthington but his design was considered far superior in architectural quality, layout and use of light and he was appointed architect on 1 April 1868. The foundation stone was laid on 26 October 1868 by the Mayor, Robert Neill. Construction took nine years and used 14 million bricks. Estimates for the cost of construction vary from £775,000[2] to around £1,000,000 translating to between £72,120,000 and £93,050,000 in 2021. When Queen Victoria refused to attend, Manchester Town Hall was opened on 13 September 1877 by the mayor, Abel Heywood, who had championed the project.

J. R.

It's closed until 2024. A lot of work to be done.

W. S.

Wow. Amazing building

M. B.

Not many facilities and expensive restaurant

S. W.

Beautiful inside and out.

wonderful Victorian building

a. T.

Christmas market

C. H.

Town hall used in loads of films check it out for yourself. That the clock tower tour and the town hall tour.

J. B.

Beautiful place this building is very well kept and very smart and courteous staff

H. A.

Beautiful Building and older Building

W. A.

Beautiful building

A. D.

A gorgeous piece of architecture

A. S.

Christmas in Manchester! The Market around the town hall is the largest Christmas market in Manchester. With all the shopping, food, and desserts around it's a good night out! There is something for everyone and it's beautiful!! <3

R. C.

A wonderful building

K. “. H.

Beautiful building

M. M.

The Manchester Town Hall, although is now closed for refurbishment, is quite eye-catching; Both externally and internally. It hosts an elegant cafe, but unfortunately the service is very poor. If you book a wedding in their conference rooms however, you'll be treated like royalty. They also host the notorious Manchester Christmas Market each year and that fills to the brim with customers, both local and national. And of course there are the many businesses selling supplements and hand crafted items, many of which had travelled across Europe to be there. Many are turned away due to not having enough space to accommodate them. Instead, they are put on a waiting list. It is a building of sophistication, and is well maintained.

E. H.

I love art galleries. This had a John Everett Milais.

G. K.

Amazing gothic interior.

Lovely building

J. F.

It's historical value

M. H.

Closed for renovations until 2024.

A. “. D.

Great fire works!

I. B.

The town hall is a beautiful victorian building

D. T.

Grade 1 listed building.

N. N.

Magnificent architecture.

C. B.

Beautiful Architecture

M. A. H.

Beautiful place

A. L.

Stunning building

S. K.

Beautiful architecture

J. M.

Manchester city center walk ..

M. L.

Beautiful building. Worth a visit

N. M.

the corridors and spiral stairs inside are beautiful

M. B.

I like the inflatable Santa 🎅 on the town Hall roof in Manchester

N. N.

Stunning

E. B.

Lovely historic building

Town hall lvl 1000

P. W.

Great place

J. L.

Great architecture!

李.

the corridors and spiral stairs inside are beautiful

S. F.

Better looks outside than in

L. Y.

City council is under maintenance until year 2024

B. M.

Classic afternoon tea

M. C.

Worth a visit inside for the amazing interior.

n. w.

Town hall in renovation

D. R.

Shut never got in

Q. L.

Great place

B. C.

A Clock Tower In A Building In Manchester

M. S.

Nice building

D. Y.

correct postcode is: M2 5DB

C. S.

Closed for refurbishment.

K. H.

A great place to drink a coffee

L. L.

Enjoined the fireworks on New years night 2013

V. M.

Loving it!!

D. F.

Best town hall anywhere

N. K.

Plenty of history.

G. K.

Historical building

S. T.

Beautiful!

A. S.

Not bad

Raining as usual 🙂

A. G.

Nice.

K. Q.

Nice area to watch

D. A.

Siteseeing

B. 7. S. 7.

Love it

ح. م.

Manchester city is a good place 🌹

Z. M.

Great atmosphere

P. J. O.

Looks nice

D. I. K.

Lovely

A. A. A. S.

Good

M. V.

😍😍😍😍

A. L.

Looks magnifficent

B. M.

Bhutan

d. a. (.

Full of history

B. Т.

(Translated) around Town Hall is also beautiful. a lot of people, shops. noisy but fun. especially on holiday eve (Original) вокруг Town Hall также красиво. много людей, торговых лавок. шумно, но весело. особенно в канун праздников

s. a.

(Translated) It is a museum, and there is a tower in it that you can go up to and see Manchester from the top in a panoramic way, Entry is free of course, just register your name with the coordinator on the ground floor. Unfortunately, we could not go up to the tower because it was closed at the time, you are only allowed to roam the museum And the square in front of the tower is beautiful and has sweet booths (Original) هو عبارة عن متحف ، ويوجد فيه برج ممكن تصعد له وتشوف مانشستر من الاعلى بصورة بانوراميه ، والدخول مجاني طبعاً ، فقط تسجل اسمك عند المنسق بالطابق الارضي . بس للاسف ماقدرنا نصعد للبرج لان كان مغلق وقتها ، فقط مسموح لك تتجول ف المتحف والساحة اللي امام التاور جميلة وفيها كشكات حلوة

J. W.

(Translated) a place worth seeing, you can eat a Polish sausage with a roll or bigos with fried potatoes :) .... the building itself disfigured by a Santa for Christmas ... (Original) miejsce warte zobaczenia, można zjeść polską kiełbaskę z bułką tudzież bigos z przysmażanymi ziemniaczkami :)....sam budynek oszpecony wielkim mikołajem na święta...

M. M.

(Translated) Beautiful building in a very characteristic square. (Original) Bellissimo edificio in una piazza molto caratteristica.

A. P.

(Translated) The majestic and majestic city hall and exquisite clock tower design. The large square in front is very wide and rests temporarily. (Original) 雄偉又氣派的市政廳，精緻的鐘樓設計。前方的大廣場非常寬廣，暫時休憩。

A. J.

(Translated) A wonderful and beautiful place to spend leisure time, as there are many cafes and restaurants around the place (Original) مكان رائع وجميل لقضاء وقت الفراغ حيث يوجد كثير من المقاهي والمطاعم حول المكان

Y. “. A.

(Translated) Yeeee. When we went, the restoration was going to open in 2024. That's why I gave 4 points to the appearance that is missing points. (Original) Eveeet. Gittiğimizde restorasyonda 2024 te açılacakmış . O yuzden puan eksik dış görünüşe 4 puan verdim .

И. Ч.

(Translated) Impressive, beautiful and old building of 140 years, built in neo - baroque style. Unfortunately, it is currently closed for restoration, which will last until 2024. (Original) Внушителна, красива и стара сграда на 140 години, построена в стил нео - барок. За съжаление в момента е затворена за реставрация, която ще продължи до 2024 година.

S. M.

(Translated) Architecturally it is very good although somewhat aged. The square is usually used in summer for festivals and markets. When we were there there was a jazz one, although a bit sketchy (Original) Arquitectónicamente está muy bien aunque algo envejecido. La plaza la suelen usar en verano para festivales y mercadillos. Cuando estuvimos había uno de Jazz, aunque un poco cutrillo

K. E.

Schönes altes Gebäude in Manchester, leider derzeit in Innenrenovierung bis 2024 (Translated) Beautiful old building in Manchester unfortunately currently undergoing interior refurbishment until 2024

H. Z.

(Translated) The city hall of each city must be seen, check in (Original) 每个城市的市政厅必看，打卡

S. C.

(Translated) Every time I come, the weather is either cloudy or rainy, and I am also curious about why everyone can take beautiful photos of the blue sky.. (Original) 我每次來天氣不是陰就是雨，我也很好奇為啥大家可以拍出藍天美照..

(Translated) Very nice, I recommend visiting it at Christmas since in that area they put the Christmas stalls. (Original) Muy bonito, recomiendo visitarlo en Navidad ya que por esa zona ponen los puestecillos navideños.

T. L.

(Translated) Ancient and beautiful building! (Original) Công trình cổ kính và đẹp!

A. A.

(Translated) A beautiful place to take the best and most beautiful pictures (Original) مكان جميل للتقاط احلى واجمل الصور رائع بكل شي

J. L. B. M.

(Translated) It is true that I walked with my family aimlessly, enjoying the old area in the center of the city, without thinking about consulting guides or plans, lost and left us surprised, the building is a beautiful Gothic style maybe late, accentuated with color of the stone, red surrounding, the detail of its facades and thinking ornaments we loved it. Beautiful. (Original) Cierto es qué caminaba con mi familia sin rumbo, disfrutando del área antigua en el centro de la ciudad, sin pensar en consultar guías o plano, perdidos y nos dejo sorprendidos, el edificio es de un bello estilo gótico quizá tardío, acentuado con el color de la piedra, rojo rodeno, el detalle de sus fachadas y pensándola ornamentos nos encantó. Precioso.

D. R.

(Translated) I spent the end of the year here and it was fantastic surrounded by people from all over the world and feeling like a real mancuner since it was a city that overwhelmed me from the beginning and I loved the idea of starting the year next to this emblematic building that next to its square and a few meters away from the relog I felt he was moved to each bell by being my first year away from home and I shared the beginning with many nationalities as citizens of the world (Original) Pase aquí fin de año y fue fantástico rodeado de gente de todo el mundo y sintiéndome un auténtico mancuner ya que fue una ciudad que me agobio desde el principio y me encantó la idea de empezar el año junto a este edificio emblemático que junto a su plaza y unos metros del relog me sentí hemocionado a cada campana al ser mi primer año fuera de casa y lo compartí el comienzo con muchas nacionalidades como ciudadanos del mundo

N. A.

(Translated) Unfortunately the place was closed due to repairs (Original) للأسف كان المكان مغلقا لوجود إصلاحات

M. V.

(Translated) Beautiful relaxing place full of life! (Original) Bellissimo posto rilassante e pieno di vita!

E. B.

(Translated) Nice place. I recommend visiting (Original) Bonito Lugar. Recomiendo visitarlo

J. G.

(Translated) Nice place. Nothing special. It cannot be visited for a few years (2024, they say), when the restoration works are finished. (Original) Bonito lugar. Nada de especial. No se puede visitar hasta dentro de unos años (2024, según dicen), cuando terminen las obras de restauración.

W. L. B.

Ein schönes Rathaus mit diversen Statuen auf dem Vorplatz. Zur Zeit ist das Rathaus geschlossen, es werden Renovierungsarbeiten durchgeführt. Bei einem Zwischenstop am 5.12. hab ich kurz den Weihnachtsmarkt vorm Rathaus besucht (Translated) A beautiful town hall with various statues in the forecourt. The town hall is currently closed, renovation work is being carried out. During a stopover on 5.12. I briefly visited the Christmas market in front of the town hall

D. G.

(Translated) To visit....and to book for lunch in an original place (Original) A visiter....et â réserver pour dejeuner dans un lieu original

J. R.

(Translated) Under construction ...for a while! (Original) En travaux ...pour un certain temps!

J. B. C.

(Translated) Under restoration Closed until 2024 (Original) En restauració. Tancat fins el 2024

R. P.

(Translated) A very beautiful building. Fighting clock. (Original) Очень красивое здание. Часы с боем.

S. K.

(Translated) Something for history and architecture lovers (Original) Cos dla milosnikow historii i architektury

C. S.

Da unsere Zeit in Manchester knapp bemessen war, haben wir uns das Rathaus nur von außen angesehen. Es ist ein imposantes Bauwerk, die Architektur sehr detailliert. Hätten wir mehr Zeit gehabt, hätte ich es mir auch gern von innen angesehen. Als Fotomotiv ist das Rathaus wahrscheinlich eines DER Gebäude in Manchester. (Translated) Since our time in Manchester was limited, we only looked at the City Hall from the outside. It is an imposing structure, the architecture is very detailed. If we had had more time, I would have liked to see it from the inside too. As a photo motif, City Hall is probably one of THE buildings in Manchester.