Manchester Hen Weekend Packages

Thinking of hen nights in Manchester? Freedom should be your number one choice as we can give you perfect hassle-free, stress-less, fun-filled.

Hello hen groups… You’ve picked the perfect place if shopping, pampering and partying are your thing! Over 50 classy activities from a hen party dance class to afternoon tea, bottomless brunch to VIP nightclub entry.

Affectionately know as Madchester to those who love to party. With homegrown iconic bands such as the Happy Mondays and Oasis, combined with revolutionary clubs like the original Hacienda this city has been put firmly on the club land map. To call Manchester the ‘capital of the north’ is not exaggerating. And all this awaits your bride to be on her own Manchester hen party.

Manchester city centre does funky, fashionable, chic and sleek better than anywhere else in the country, with retail therapy a speciality. So let Freedom do all the hard work to ensure your hen do Manchester is strictly a high-class event.

We all know that Manchester is home to the most famous soap of all, Coronation Street and with two premiership football teams on the doorstep, celebrity spotting is easy, especially in some of the trendy nightclubs, so your hen night Manchester will definitely be one to remember. So what are you waiting for come on and enjoy the sights!

From haute couture to high street fashion, central Manchester has it all. Whether you hen party Manchester girls are label-lovers, bargain hunters or devotees of chic and cheerful, this city will more than fulfil the shopaholics amongst you.

Girls you have chosen well for those Manchester hen parties. In the late 90’s after the IRA bombings, the whole city was completely redeveloped. Now you will find stylish bars with a distinctly cosmopolitan feel, fabulous funky shops and just the best restaurants and nightclubs, perfect for your Manchester hen nights.

Manchester describes itself as inviting, original, edgy, happening and different. As a hen party destination you’ll soon see it’s a place like no other. This free-spirited city demands your attention with a warm, no-nonsense welcome and a liberating open-mindedness that challenges you to take part. So come on ladies bring your energy and your attitude on an amazing hen weekend and you’ll fit right in – that’s what makes this city uniquely Manchester.

Tourists, especially Manchester hen parties, are flocking into to this city which boasts fantastic facilities thanks to being the host to the Commonwealth Games which added a great deal of entertainment areas to this 24 hour city.

Manchester was the trail-blazing spirit behind the Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries, which led the world into the modern industrial era. Transport yourself back in time with the fascinating legacy of a period that changed the way we live. If your hen party in Manchester fancies a trip into the history books you won’t be disappointed here, as there are loads of places to visit to capture the rich past.

Getting around the city is so easy thanks to the tram network. Just 15 minutes from St Peter’s Square and you can be on The Quays waterfront, which was once a busy inland port, but today you can see the Lowry. This quirky metal structure houses a theatre, exhibitions and galleries. Here you can see some of Lowry’s matchstick-like portraits of factory workers. A short walk over the footbridge of the Manchester ship canal and you’re at the Imperial War Museum North. Plenty to satisfy those Manchester hen weekends who like a little culture.

When the sun goes down the party really starts to rock; all ready and waiting for those Manchester hen nights. So come on ladies what will it be? If it’s stylish innovation head to Northern Quarter, but would you rather rub shoulders with the celebs at Deansgate with its stylish bars and eateries, or what about Castlefield where you’re sure to have fun with a capital F. Whatever you choose a fabulous time awaits those Manchester hen nights.

Manchester has culinary delights from around the world and you and your girlfriends can sample anything from Armenian to Australian to African on your hen weekend Manchester.

Does your hen weekend in Manchester fancy taking in a show? From internationally renowned plays to independent cinema and west end blockbusters to cutting edge performances; Manchester has them all. The hardest decision will be to choose.

So let Freedom organise your hen party in Manchester and one thing is for sure, the Mancunians will go out of their way to give you a friendly welcome to their city. Ladies you’ll feel right at home in this exciting northern city and you just won’t want to say goodbye.

Famous faces of Manchester from soap stars to sports stars and funny men to filmmakers, Manchester has them all. It’s a real place to spot those celebrity faces.

Steve Coogan, John Thompson, Peter Kay, Johnny Vegas, Bernard Manning and Jon Culshaw all hail from the area. So do actors Sir Ben Kingsley, Sir Ian McKellen, Albert Finney, Pete Postlethwaite, Anna Friel, Jane Horrocks, Daniel Craig and ex-Doctor Who Christopher Eccleston.

Local sporting stars include cricket’s Freddie Flintoff and Mike Atherton, Fred Perry, the last British man to win Wimbledon, boxer Amir Khan, former superbike champion Carl Fogarty, and runners Paula Radcliffe and Diane Modahl.>

Then there’s filmmakers Mike Leigh and Nick Park, DJs Chris Evans, Andy Kershaw and Sara Cox, and TV presenters Philip Schofield, Melanie Sykes, Vernon Kay and Matthew Kelly.

In AD 79 Manchester was a Roman Fort named Mamucium due to the breast shaped fortress. Later in the 13th century a small hamlet began to emerge but up until 1750, Manchester was little more than a village. But when Arkwright’s steam-powered cotton-making machine was fired up in 1783, Manchester grew to become the cotton centre of the world, earning the name Cottonopolis.

From watchmakers to tea dealers and iron foundries to boilermakers, Manchester had huge success during the industrial revolution and in 1853 it gained city status. It celebrated its wealth and fame by investing in art galleries, theatres, libraries, and proud civic structures, like the Town Hall that you can see today.

First Computer

The first machine that had all the components now classically regarded as characteristic of the basic computer was designed and built here.

Oldest Library

Manchester has the oldest public library in the English-speaking world.

First Man-Made Canal

The first modern artificial waterway links Manchester to Worsley.

Earliest Passenger Railway

The world's first passenger railway ran from Manchester.

Original British Orchestra

It is home to the Halle Orchestra, Britain's longest-established professional symphony orchestra.

Student Population

There are over 85,000 students studying at its colleges and universities probably making up most of the clientele at the 500+ licensed premises in the city centre!

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