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I will lead you on a culinary journey through Manchester, with up to eight tastings at some of the best food spots across Manchester. These tastings will add up to a big meal (come hungry!). I will reveal some fascinating food and drink stories along the way. From the ice cream families of Little Italy to how our national drink was at the centre of the biggest ever case of industrial espionage! Other things to note If you have any special dietary requirements then please let us know in advance of your tour date.

Danny will guide you through the city streets as he has lived them. Meet him at Manchester Cenotaph to begin the tour across the city. This tour is educational and enjoyable in equal parts, with a wonderful guide who is happy to answer any of your questions about his experience of homelessness. Combating stigmas around homelessness with his words, Danny’s tour will open your eyes to the real experiences of homeless people in Manchester Other things to note Our Off the Cobbles Tour is a mix of Manchester's history, social issues and personal stories told by our guides Danny. He is from Liverpool so his accent can be hard to understand at times.

We'll meet outside the entrance hall at Manchester Art Gallery. The art gallery is the perfect meeting spot where we’ll spot a few bees in the gallery. I'll explain the significance of the Manchester bee, Industrial Revolution and Cottonoplois. We'll also look at the gorgeous William De Morgan Victorian tiles and Pre-Raphaelite Art. Then we will walk to the Waterhouse Pub to pay homage to the architect Alfred Waterhouse (1830 ~1905) who designed the gothic style masterpiece that is Manchester Town Hall and the incredible bee mosaic floor. Walking around the outside of the Town Hall, as it is being refurbished until 2024, we will walk through Library Walk. Here we can see the cotton flower mosaic floor and spot some more worker bees. Onto "Foundation Coffee House” Whitworth Street, where the workshop will take place for you to make your bee mosaic. All the materials will be provided for you to make your bee. I'll guide you through the mosaic process and technique, sharing my skills and tips on how to make the best bee mosaic. I'm really excited about welcoming you to Manchester, you're going to have the best time. It will be an experience that is unique and I know you'll love. Other things to note No previous experience is needed. This will be an excellent way of meeting new people if you are travelling alone. I'm looking forward to meeting you.

This is a tour of some of the most important highlights to see in Central Manchester. The city centre is steeped in history, wonderful street art and graffiti, varied and outstanding architecture as well as some fantastic hidden gems, if you know where to go! The walking tour will take approximately 2 hours. We begin at Stevenson square and conclude the tour on Deansgate. You will be given a brief and interesting history of each site and it's relevance and I'll be on hand to help you with some great angles and photo suggestions! I'm always happy to take some shots of you at the places we visit and send them on to you so you have great memories at some of Manchester's greatest spots. At each place we will stop for around 10 mins before we move on to the next venue. (The art gallery area will account for 30 mins) I will also organise entry to the wonderful Manchester Art gallery for you, free of charge, which houses a mix of modern art and stunning classics. I'll show you the most notable pieces by world renowned artist's and give you a little time to wander. There will be a coffee/toilet break in the middle of the tour. Other things to note Please make sure you arrived with a fully charged camera or smartphone device and be prepared for a fun afternoon out getting to know the wonderful city of Manchester!

Welcome to Cronkshaw Fold Farm! *Dates you want not listed?* Message us to arrange. The Price is the same whether you are one person or two. To start with we will make sure you're well equipped for the weather - You'll need to come wearing welly boots, warm layers and waterproofs. Dress appropriately for the weather on the day. We do have spare kit but we don't always have the right size boots/ coats to lend out so you're best bet is to come prepared for wind, hail, sunshine and snow - the English weather is notoriously fickle! Once you're kitted up we will go and let out our free range hens, collect the eggs and weigh them out on the egg grader ready for sale to our local customers. We will then go and feed the Goats (our Goats became unlikely celebrities after spending lockdown on Zoom!) and sheep with the sheepdogs and watch a little bit of sheepdog training/work. On our way round the farm you'll be encouraged to join in with feeding the livestock and doing the morning welfare checks. This is a great activity regardless of age - we can tailor the session to suit the age range of the group so everyone gets a chance to try various age appropriate farm jobs - from grannies to little ones. After the farm jobs are done we will head inside for a breakfast of dippy eggs and soldiers with eggs from the hens you've just met and hot brews.