Home of the most prominent football club, Manchester United, in the world, Manchester is one of England’s most colourful, vibrant cities that are candies to your eyes. Nightlife, food heaven, impressive architectures and picturesque natural landscapes are the strong reasons why you should at least set foot in this city once in your lifetime. Music lovers, fine arts fan are going to be in love with Manchester and will find delight in exploring the musical concerts and galleries in Manchester.

Best time to fly from Manila to Manchester

Come and visit Manchester from June to August, because the city is packed with numerous events and the weather is perfect for sightseeing. However, do purchase your airline ticket early to save up you money during the peak season. If you are looking for a period where the crowds slowly dispersing, swing by in January and February. Other months are March, April and May are also the periods where there are not many tourists in Manchester where you can explore the city without with lesser people from your sights.

Main airports available in Manila and Manchester

Ninoy Aquino International Airport – Manila International Airport boasts of being the main gateway to the Philippines. Serving Metro Manilla, Manilla Ninoy Aquino International Airport was named after Philippines’ former senator – Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. He was assassinated at this airport in 1983; thus, the airport was given a new name to commemorate his unfortunate passing. The airport was situated at the border of Pasay City and Paranaque City. Manilla International Airport or also known by locals as NAIA is only 7 kilometres away from Makati City’s central area. To reach the airport, you can take a shuttle bus, rail, car rental or even a taxi. The airport is the hub for few airways which are Philippines Airlines, PAL Express, Cebu Pacific, Cebgo and AirAsia Philippines.

Manchester Airport – The Manchester Airport serves Manchester and located in Ringway, Manchester, England and nestled only 13.9 kilometres from Manchester's city centre. It is the hub for EasyJet, Jet2.com, Loganair, TUI Airways, Virgin Atlantic and AirTanker. Manchester Airport has three terminals. Terminal 1 is used for international flights while Terminal 2 is for majorly for European destinations and Terminal 3 is for domestic flights. Some ground transports offered here going to nearby cities are rail, tram, bus, coach and taxis. Manchester Airport aims to make a hassle-free journey for its guests. That is why you will find a lot of facilities like eateries, shops, FastTrack, terminal Maps and lounges.

Climate pattern in Manila and Manchester

Manchester features temperate Oceanic Climate with mild summers yet freezing winters. In summer, the temperature’s average is 20 to 25 degree Celsius. The winters are under the freezing temperature. It once touched -17.6 degree Celsius. Although the winters are cold, due to urban warming effects, Manchester rarely experiences snowfall in the city. The hottest month in Manchester is in July with the average 20.6 degree Celsius whereas the coldest month is in December – 7.4 degree Celsius.

Highlights attractions in Manchester

• Museum of Science and Industry – Explore and discover the legacy of Manchester on the industrial revolution at this museum. Museum of Science and Industry has many sections for different ranges of ages. Children, adults or even elderly will enjoy the exhibitions display at the museum. If you are a fan of cars, inside the museum, there is a special section showing a massive collection of vintage vehicles together with an explanation of the history of the machinery.
• Cloud 23 – One of the most panoramic bars in the world, Cloud 23 is an exclusive venue where you can witness the beauty of the city of Manchester from a high-up. Not just a little bar, Cloud 23 is situated on 23^rd level of a high building, making every wine you sip, even tastier with the spectacular scenery from above. Whether you are not a fan of bar life, or you are not a drinker yourself, Cloud 23 is one of the best spots for you to enjoy the bird-eye-view of the brilliant city.
• Cathedral – Manchester Cathedral is the mother church for Manchester’s Anglican Diocese and was previously known to be Cathedral and Collegiate church of St. Mary and nestled on Victoria Street. One of the first things you would see when you set foot here at Cathedral, is its architectures. Manchester Cathedral was designed in a Perpendicular Gothic Style. The unique, grandeur structures are a sight to behold.