• Where is Leuven located?
    • Leuven is located 25 km east of Brussels and is the capital of the Flemish province, Brabant.
  • What is Leuven known for?
    • It is considered to be the Beer Capital of the World.
  • What beer brands are produced in Leuven?
    • The world’s largest beer brewing company, AB InBev, has its headquarters in Leuven and produces over 500 beer brands, including Beck’s, Budweiser, Corona, and Stella Artois.
  • What unique feature does Leuven have in terms of bars?
    • The city is home to the longest bar in the world, located in Oude Markt.
  • What is the student population in Leuven?
    • Leuven has a strong student culture, with more than 55,000 students enrolled at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, the oldest Catholic university in the world.
  • How is Leuven's history?
    • Despite a turbulent history of war damage and occupation, the city is thriving.

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1. Museum of Science and Industry

Museum of Science and Industry
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2. Whitworth Art Gallery

Whitworth Art Gallery
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3. Manchester Art Gallery

Manchester Art Gallery
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4. John Rylands Library

John Rylands Library
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5. National Football Museum

National Football Museum
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6. Manchester Town Hall

Manchester Town Hall
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7. Old Trafford

Old Trafford
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8. People’s History Museum

People’s History Museum
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9. HOME

HOME
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10. Manchester Craft and Design Centre

Manchester Craft and Design Centre
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11. Northern Quarter

Northern Quarter
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12. Affleck’s

Affleck’s
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13. Manchester Museum

Manchester Museum
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14. Manchester Cathedral

Manchester Cathedral
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15. Victoria Baths

Victoria Baths
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16. Altrincham Market

Altrincham Market
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17. Chetham’s Library

Chetham’s Library
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18. Paramount Books

Paramount Books
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19. Cloud 23

Cloud 23
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20. Junkyard Golf

Junkyard Golf
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21. Chocolate Themed Afternoon Tea at Cocoa Cabana

Chocolate Themed Afternoon Tea at Cocoa Cabana
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22. Cocktails in the Refuge’s Winter Garden

Cocktails in the Refuge’s Winter Garden
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23. The Spice Club Cookery Class

The Spice Club Cookery Class
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24. Mainair Microlight Centre

Mainair Microlight Centre
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Best Time to Visit Places to Stay Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures, blooming parks, and fewer tourists. The Midland Hotel – Luxury hotel with a historic charm and central location. Visit Heaton Park – Enjoy a walk or picnic in one of Manchester’s largest green spaces.
Summer (June-August) – Warm weather, ideal for outdoor festivals and sightseeing. Hotel Gotham – A chic, stylish hotel in the heart of the city. Explore Manchester’s Northern Quarter – Discover quirky shops, street art, and hip cafés.
Fall (September-November) – Cool temperatures, vibrant autumn colors, and local cultural events. The Lowry Hotel – Contemporary luxury near the River Irwell. Attend the Manchester Food and Drink Festival – Celebrate the city's vibrant culinary scene.
Winter (December-February) – Cold temperatures, festive lights, and cozy indoor attractions. Radisson Blu Edwardian, Manchester – Elegant stay with modern amenities and easy access to local sights. Visit the Manchester Christmas Markets – Explore festive stalls for unique gifts, food, and mulled wine.

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