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That is completely false - Manchester has plenty of architectural merit. I live 40 miles away and like it a lot.
Name me one? They have a new large isolated tower block, called the filing cabinet, that is disliked and there are no iconic buildings as you get in Liverpool. Manchester is like Sheffield and Leeds, two other cities not worth mentioning.
Name me one? They have a new large isolated tower block, called the filing cabinet, that is disliked and there are no iconic buildings as you get in Liverpool. Manchester is like Sheffield and Leeds, two other cities not worth mentioning.
Why are you so focused on architecture anyway? Few cities in the world sell themselves solely on their architecture, nor does a city have to have very attractive or even iconic architecture to be worth visiting - just look at Berlin.
Besides, Manchester is very close to being the third city in Britain to have more than 1 million international visits annually (other two being London and Edinburgh).
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there's way way way more unknown and presumably more interesting cities in europe than those mentioned on that list. i wouldn't follow a travel guide in the search of something new.
i wonder why they included helsinki but not tallinn or riga
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