National Trust - Castlefield Viaduct in Manchester: photos, reviews

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The Castlefield Viaduct, a remarkable historical attraction, offers a unique glimpse into Manchester's past with its imposing structure and distinctive views over the city. This former railway bridge, now part of the National Trust, invites visitors to explore its peaceful garden spaces and discover tales of old through an engaging visitor center. Families will find the venue welcoming, with easy access for children and comprehensive wheelchair facilities, including parking on the same level. With its historic lift and panoramic vistas, the viaduct is both an educational and relaxing outing. Open from Wednesday to Sunday, it provides a serene escape within the bustling cityscape, free of charge and inclusive for all.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

New Elm Road

Bus stop 377 m walk

Museum of Science and Industry

Bus stop 259 m walk

Watson Street (Stop SR)

Bus stop 410 m walk

Deansgate Station (Stop B)

Bus stop 226 m walk

Castle Quay

Bus stop 230 m walk

Deansgate - Castlefield

Tram stop 327 m walk

4.5

based on 521 review

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4.5/5 521 review

red beard beazant

Free to see in holidays always good. But I,m a member so good as well.

Greg Dolman

Its fine. Once its completed it will be a lot better, I don't doubt the project. Toilets were closed.

Anna Andrews

Beautiful symbiosis of the industrial heritage and nature! Definitely was worth climbing the stairs for! 😄 There's a stage 2 of the development coming soon which is very exciting to see

National Trust - Castlefield Viaduct in Manchester

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