Manchester is the second most visited city in Britain after London, and one of its largest cities. But what secrets does it hold within its streets and landmarks? Paul Chrystal opens the lid in this guide to the city. Featuring a hundred locations, illustrated with colour and black & white photographs, Paul takes the reader through some of Manchester’s best-known attractions and lesser-known places. Explore the collections of the Manchester Museum, Manchester Art Gallery, John Rylands Library; learn about the Lowry, with the country’s largest stage outside of London; at the Salford Museum you can wander a Victorian street typical of Manchester’s past, while at the National Football Museum you can find the winning ball from the 1966 World Cup.