MANCHESTER PUB CRAWL PT. 1

Manchester is the UK's second-largest agglomeration and is renowned for its two football giants, Manchester United and Manchester City.

Whether you are a resident or a visitor to the city, you will likely find yourself in need of a good drink. Thankfully, Manchester boasts a great amount of excellent bars to quench your thirst.

Allow us to be your guide as we explore the city and its many pubs!

We hope that you enjoy the pub crawl and let us know what you think via our social media channels.

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THE PUBS

The Old Wellington Inn

At first glance, this pub appears to be a tavern straight out of the Middle Ages, with a spacious interior with plenty of seating inside. During the summer months, this pub is an excellent destination, thanks to its fantastic terrace, where visitors can bask in the sun while enjoying a refreshing drink.

Hare & Hounds

If you are a fan of Madri beer, this pub is sure to draw you in. An impressive mural dedicated to this beer adorns the outside wall, making it hard to miss. Step inside, and you will find a traditional British pub with an atmosphere reminiscent of a cosy living room from forty years ago.

Crown and Anchor

The Crown and Anchor is a traditional pub, perfect for resting after a long voyage. Drop anchor here and enjoy a pint. The selection of draught beers is exactly what you would expect from a pub of this calibre, and it can also satisfy your hunger with the high-quality food on offer.

Castle Hotel

Castle Hotel boasts a distinctive bar with bright and vibrant colours, setting it apart from the typical brown wooden bars found in most bars. This pub also frequently hosts live music events on certain nights, offering patrons a fun and engaging experience.

The Marble Arch Inn

The Marble Arch Inn is a historic pub. Built in the 1880s, this establishment features a striking Victorian exterior, complete with a cosy fireplace, dark wood furnishings, and stained-glass windows. One of the pub's main attractions is its selection of award-winning ales and ciders, brewed on-site at the Marble Brewery. Visitors can enjoy a pint of one of the brewery's signature beers, like the Manchester Bitter or the Ginger Marble.