[2025 Stretford Hotels] Travel Guide for Manchester Salford Quays (Updated Jul)

#manchestertrip Salford Quays is a striking waterfront district that blends modern living, culture, and leisure. Once an industrial dockland, it’s been transformed into a hub for media, arts, and architecture, home to MediaCityUK, where the BBC and ITV are based. The area offers scenic walks, stylish apartments, and attractions like The Lowry theatre and the Imperial War Museum North. With waterside dining, shopping at the Lowry Outlet, and regular events, it’s a lively yet relaxed environment. Well-connected to Manchester city centre by tram, Salford Quays is ideal for professionals, families, and culture lovers seeking a modern lifestyle with a scenic twist.

Salford quays on the edge of Manchester has seen remarkable growth for the past 20 years and one of the newest additions in gaining rave reviews. At the bottom of the areas shopping centre lies central bay an amazing street food market with food from all over the world as diverse as Palestinian, Ethiopian and Burmese. On warm sunny days, you can enjoy you food on the balcony area overlooking the water and Old Trafford in the distance. #celebrateit #manchester #streetfood

A trip to Salford Quays Media City UK healed my stress for the week 😆😆 If you come here, please stay until sunset and enjoy it by the river. There are lots of ducks, swans, and birds and really contributes to the peace of mind. There are lots of outlet stores too to upgrade your wardrobe in the nearby Quayside Mall. I spent only around £50 for 4 items in M&S outlet there. #shopping #sunset

post new year in Manchester

#themepark #Manchester #新年 Under the vast expanse of the northern sky, I found myself enchanted by the modern allure of Manchester's Quays. The day began with a leisurely stroll along the waterfront, where the sun-kissed ripples of the Manchester Ship Canal created a picturesque setting. The gentle murmur of water against the quay provided a soothing soundtrack to my exploration. My first stop was the iconic Lowry Theatre, where art and culture collided in a mesmerizing dance of creativity. The performances inside were nothing short of breathtaking, leaving me in awe of the talent that graced the stage. The theater's architectural brilliance was matched only by the brilliance of the actors who brought stories to life. A short walk led me to the bustling Lowry Outlet Mall, a shopaholic's paradise. Amidst designer boutiques and charming cafes, I discovered unique treasures and indulged in delightful treats. Each purchase felt like a piece of Manchester's vibrant spirit, something to cherish long after the trip had ended. The journey continued to the awe-inspiring Imperial War Museum North, where history whispered through the exhibits. From wartime artifacts to poignant stories of bravery, the museum painted a vivid picture of the past. Standing beneath the metallic shards of the museum's structure, I felt a profound sense of reverence for the sacrifices made by those who came before us. The day culminated at MediaCityUK, the heart of innovation and creativity. Surrounded by the energy of media professionals and artists, I marveled at the future being crafted before my eyes. The BBC's presence was palpable, reminding me of the influential narratives that originated from this very place. As the sun set over the Quays, casting a warm glow upon the water, I reflected on the day's adventures. Manchester's Quays had not only provided a delightful escape but also an immersion into the city's rich culture and history. Each moment was a testament to the vibrant soul of Manchester, leaving me with cherished memories and a longing to return.