The best places to party in Manchester

When it comes to enjoying a wild night out in the UK, London has long held the crown as the country’s top party city. But ever since the ‘Madchester’ days of the 1980s, this northern gem has been giving the capital a run for its money. Want to see what all the fuss is about? Here’s how to enjoy a night out in Manchester you’ll never forget.

Like most great cities, Manchester has more nightlife than you can shake a stick at — which means there’s something to suit every taste. If pop music, cheap booze and student nights are your thing then you won’t be disappointed — but there’s plenty about for those with more discerning tastes as well.

To start your night off, gather your mates together and enjoy some pre-drinks in one of the city’s many pubs and bars. For a lively atmosphere, the many venues that line Oxford Road are the perfect places to get the party started. Or, for something a little more relaxed, why not sample some craft beers in the trendy bars of the Northern Quarter?

If you’ve managed to pick a warm, dry evening, you won’t regret a trip to Canal Street. Known as the Gay Village, this vibrant part of the city is packed with fun venues that spill out into the streets and create a unique, carnival-like atmosphere. Or, if you prefer your clubbing inside in dark, intimate venues, there are plenty of choices for you. Venues like the Victoria Warehouse and Gorilla offer a classic nightclub experience, while spaces like Hidden have a more underground vibe.

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