Located south of Manchester city centre, iQ Manchester Gardens is a modern accommodation offering a range of living and communal spaces, depending on your preference. There are en-suite rooms and standard rooms, along with 1-bed apartments, all of which have been equipped with a bed, storage and study space. Apart from this, the accommodation also provides a variety of social spaces – a lounge, private study rooms, and a garden with barbecue. There are also regular events hosted by the onsite team, so the residents don’t have to worry about their social calendar.
iQ Manchester Gardens is well-connected to the entire city via public transport, making it easy to travel. Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Manchester are within easy commutable distance from the residence, taking around 15-minutes to reach by bus. Belle Vue train station, which serves the area of Belle Vue in Gorton, is a 20-minutes’ bus ride away for when you want to explore your surroundings.
Places to visit
Manchester is known for its thriving arts scene and immersive nightlife, along with its huge range of sports and more laidback events. The city has something for everyone which is why to make it easier for students, here is a list of places that will ensure you have a great experience.
1. Manchester Arena
A 15-minutes’ drive away from iQ Manchester Gardens, this is one of the largest indoor arenas in Europe which caters to a huge range of musical events. Since its opening in 1995, the arena has seen artists – U2, Lady Gaga, Madonna, amongst other – perform live, attracting more than one million visitors each year.
2. Etihad Stadium
Football fans, especially those who support Manchester City FC, have to visit the Etihad Stadium which is the home ground of the team. The residence is hardly a 10-minutes’ drive away by car for when you want to watch a live football match with your friends. Apart from sporting football matches, the venue also hosts a number of other concerts and events.
3. The Whitworth
Recently reopened after a widespread renovation project, the Whitworth is one of the best art galleries in Manchester to view their extensive collection of exciting contemporary art. While you’re there, make a day’s plan to spend time there, keep a lookout for their events calendar, and enjoy a delicious meal in their spectacular restaurant with panoramic views of the surrounding park.
4. John Ryland’s Library
Located a 15-minutes’ drive away from the residence, this is one of Manchester’s most beloved buildings, especially if you’re a book lover. This neo-gothic structure houses an extensive literary collection of books from the entire country, and not just for academics. When you have time to spare, head there and immerse in its many rooms, explore the staircases and vast corridors to completely appreciate the attention to detail of the library.
iQ Manchester Gardens
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