Manchester Gay Tour in a Limo
Manchester is one of the gayest cities in the world, but have you wondered how the city which is home to the most famous football club and the setting for the world’s longest running TV soap opera, has earned this reputation?
Well, as well as learning about Manchester United’s successes and seeing the setting of Coronation Street, you can also discover how Manchester has nurtured and developed its gay heritage. Even if you live in Manchester or have visited many times, you may not realise the history which hangs on every corner. Therefore, why not join one of the tours around Manchester, run the first Saturday of every month for just five pounds.
And if you don’t live in or near Manchester, you may also like to hire a limousine to get you to the starting point of the tour and take you home afterwards. Having your own private limousine transport means you don’t have to worry about the tour leaving without you because you got lost and were late, and you also don’t have to worry about driving home after being on your feet all day.
Travelling back just 100 years you will see a very different view of Manchester’s famous Canal Street. While now you can wander down and enjoy any number of the bars, restaurants and cafes, 100 years ago the streets were dark and the pubs closeted away. The tour of Manchester following its gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender history is called ‘Out in the Past’ and guides you through how pioneering Manchester residents worked hard for acceptance and understanding over many years.
The tour is also a tribute to everything those pioneers accomplished, as well as a way to enjoy the twists and turn of history and culture you don’t learn about at school. For more information about hiring a limousine for a different view of Manchester’s history, contact Limo Hire Manchester now.
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