Manchester Museum
About
Manchester Museum is a world-class cultural institution and part of the University of Manchester, located within a magnificent neo-Gothic building on Oxford Road. Founded in 1867, it houses an extraordinary collection of over 4.5 million objects spanning archaeology, natural history, and anthropology. Following a major £15 million transformation in 2023, the museum now includes a new South Asia Gallery and a dedicated space for Chinese culture. It serves as a vital educational and social hub, offering visitors a profound look at the interconnectedness of our planet and its diverse people through its stunning galleries and research-led exhibitions.
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About Manchester
Manchester is one of England's great cities — a powerhouse of industrial innovation, music, sport and culture. From the Haçienda to the Hallé Orchestra, it has shaped British culture for over two centuries.
- Greater Manchester
- ~550,000 residents
- Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution
- Music and sport capital
