Manchester City Hall
Manchester City HallGreat britain, Manchester
Manchester City Hall
Manchester City HallGreat britain, Manchester
Manchester City Hall, built in 1863 near Albert Square, is one of the outstanding examples of neo-Gothic architecture in Great Britain, using elements of English Gothic of the 13th century. At the main entrance of the town hall there is a sculpture of Agricola, the founder of Manchester, and in the square in front of the building there is a monument to Prince Albert. On its 85-meter clock tower, during the Christmas holidays, they attach a large inflatable Santa Claus. You can get to the Clock Tower with a guided tour, during which you will learn about its history, see the work of clockwork and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.
The frescoes in the great hall reflect the main themes of Victorian Manchester life: religion, trade and the textile industry. There is also a large organ.
The frescoes in the great hall reflect the main themes of Victorian Manchester life: religion, trade and the textile industry. There is also a large organ.
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