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Visit Manchester Free Buses car-free
It’s is easy to visit Manchester city centre, as frequent free buses call at many of the city’s tourist attractions.
Both the buses stop close to the Manchester Art Gallery, Police Museum and Royal Exchange Theatre.
Free bus 2 stops right outside the National Football Museum, Printworks and Craft and Design Centre.
Free bus 1 stops right outside the Science and Industry Museum and Crystal Maze LIVE Experience, and close to: People’s History Museum, Aviva Studios, Manchester Opera House, Royal Exchange Theatre, Home Theatre, O2 Ritz, Palace Theatre and Bridgewater Hall.
Both buses leave from near to Manchester Piccadilly train/ tram station. Free bus 1 also leaves from Deansgate train/ tram and near Oxford Road train station. Free bus 2 leaves from near Victoria train/ tram station and Shudehill bus and coach station.
When you travel by train, a Manchester PlusBus ticket offers even more unlimited bus travel around the city.
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About Manchester Free Buses
Electric, yellow, hop-on-hop-off buses collect you from central train stations and drop you off at the city's visitor hot spots.
Both buses go through Chinatown and The Gay Village. Bus one also runs to First Street, Castlefield and Spinningfields. Bus two goes through Greengate, Medievil Quarter, Noma, and the Northern Quarter as well.
For any queries about visiting contact Manchester Free Buses on 0330 1234 121 or ask@gonorthwest.co.uk
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