It's a wonderful city. As a gay man I grew up just outside Manchester, and spent most of my time there. Loved the theatre, love Canal Street, the museums, the architecture. It has pretty much everything you need. Its vibrant and modern with a sense of history, and it's one of those places where you can just sense a feeling of identify. Plus it has the best gay pride in the country. Such a tolerant place. I live in Oxfordshire now, which is beautiful, and London is amazing, and not far, but to me, Manchester is world class. Plus it has the best Christmas market too. Its huge.
@The complaining channel Ignore this imbecile. The clue's in the title "the complaining channel". Miserable sod. Manchester is ace and you e free to be whoever you want to be in Manchester, no problem.
'Chavnel' ...... most people in Manchester are very sociable, very friendly .... we don't go around discriminating and bullying .... you get the odd case, as you do in any big city, but Manchester is a very welcoming city, and generally the thousands of students that come here don't want to leave.
Hi!! Great video! Where can you find the communities, for example if I look for a rollercoaster community? And the reggaeton events🎉👌 thanks for the tips
I have lived in Manchester all my life and wouldn't ever want to live anywhere else, and you are right in everything you say ... although things are now a bit costlier, like they are everywhere else, because of the present day cost of living crisis ...... I live in the next street to Rudys pizza place in Ancoats, its 30 seconds walk away from my front door... and Man City's ground is very handy for me here as i am a big fan of the club ..... good vlog girl, good job!
moved from Dubai to Manchester and i don’t want to go back to Dubai. Manchester has sooo much greenery (i moved here in 2015) i live in trafford (burrow) and everyone is extremely friendly. Also it’s peaceful
Thanks for this. I’m likely heading to live in Manchester in April from nz and I’m so nervous! 😢. I’m a musical theatre boy so this sounds like the right place
Great video!! Love it! Do you live in a flat in city centre? can you hear your neighbours? I want to find out if these apartment have concrete wall or just drywall.... Thanks so much!
I really like Manchester. I had been to many rave parties there when I was a student in the UK haha. I would love to get a job there but I need visa sponsorship first.
To read more about what to do in Manchester check out this blog article -> www.movebubble.com/renterhub/manchester/area-guides/the-best-places-in-manchester-for-singles-foodies-and-dog-lovers
WAIT WAIT WAIT spanish music you guys like spanish i was gonna ask cause i wanna ride a motorcycle out there and i wanted to know how would people react out there if i played spanish music while riding over there
@@user-rb1uv6ky6w You will make friends in your first week. If you struggle, reply to this comment I will show you around old Trafford. I live 2 mins closer to United stadium.
The same, I came to the video only because I'm moving in August from Liverpool to Manc and though I've been around a couple of times I'm still curious and nervous.
Trust me, you will love it here. People are friendly, it is multicultural, very cosmopolitan, I would class it as a young people's city, because it has so many international students from around the world, who mainly study at the University of Manchester and so Manchester Metropolitan University. Manchester is the most multilingualistic city in Western Europe, which just goes to show just how diverse the place is, plus it dramatically changing at the moment, lots of investment is coming to the city, lots of new apartments are being built, so it is a very exciting time be moving over here!
@@Rain_brings_pain Wont be it better to study at Glasgow and then move to Manchester for work? I be heard Glasgow is cheaper and better for families although colder.
@@Rain_brings_pain I hope so..going there in January 2023. Got offers from both Manchester and Glasgow. But for family safety I am choosing Glasgow. And u endorsed it too!! Do u still live in Glasgow?
To be honest, I didn't find anything particular in Manchester and it felt a bit dangerous...Literally, the city centre around Northern Quarter and other areas around Picadilly gardens looked dodgy. That was some years ago.
Its just like any other big city, chances are if you look after yourself, and dont go walking in dark areas at the dead of night alone, you'll be as safe as houses.
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you make me feel extremely excited. my family is considering moving to UK and manchester is on the list. Love you thank you!
Thats so nice to hear Samantha! Good luck with the move! 😊
It's a wonderful city. As a gay man I grew up just outside Manchester, and spent most of my time there. Loved the theatre, love Canal Street, the museums, the architecture. It has pretty much everything you need. Its vibrant and modern with a sense of history, and it's one of those places where you can just sense a feeling of identify. Plus it has the best gay pride in the country. Such a tolerant place. I live in Oxfordshire now, which is beautiful, and London is amazing, and not far, but to me, Manchester is world class. Plus it has the best Christmas market too. Its huge.
@The complaining channel Ignore this imbecile. The clue's in the title "the complaining channel". Miserable sod. Manchester is ace and you
e free to be whoever you want to be in Manchester, no problem.
'Chavnel' ...... most people in Manchester are very sociable, very friendly .... we don't go around discriminating and bullying .... you get the odd case, as you do in any big city, but Manchester is a very welcoming city, and generally the thousands of students that come here don't want to leave.
Manchester, so many job opportunities and entrepreneurial projects. Beautiful girls , good suburb, so greeny, so fucking good town
Hi!! Great video! Where can you find the communities, for example if I look for a rollercoaster community? And the reggaeton events🎉👌 thanks for the tips
I have lived in Manchester all my life and wouldn't ever want to live anywhere else, and you are right in everything you say ... although things are now a bit costlier, like they are everywhere else, because of the present day cost of living crisis ...... I live in the next street to Rudys pizza place in Ancoats, its 30 seconds walk away from my front door... and Man City's ground is very handy for me here as i am a big fan of the club ..... good vlog girl, good job!
moved from Dubai to Manchester and i don’t want to go back to Dubai. Manchester has sooo much greenery (i moved here in 2015) i live in trafford (burrow) and everyone is extremely friendly. Also it’s peaceful
Manchester is definitely a great city, we're glad you are enjoying it! 😊
Thanks for this. I’m likely heading to live in Manchester in April from nz and I’m so nervous! 😢. I’m a musical theatre boy so this sounds like the right place
I feel like there was a missed opportunity, it could have been "When you're day job is done and you wanna have fun, Machester is number one!" 😋
haha! We like what you did there with the rhyme 😃
Great video!! Love it! Do you live in a flat in city centre? can you hear your neighbours? I want to find out if these apartment have concrete wall or just drywall.... Thanks so much!
I really like Manchester. I had been to many rave parties there when I was a student in the UK haha. I would love to get a job there but I need visa sponsorship first.
To read more about what to do in Manchester check out this blog article -> www.movebubble.com/renterhub/manchester/area-guides/the-best-places-in-manchester-for-singles-foodies-and-dog-lovers
WAIT WAIT WAIT spanish music you guys like spanish i was gonna ask cause i wanna ride a motorcycle out there and i wanted to know how would people react out there if i played spanish music while riding over there
I’m moving to Manchester next month. Have you got any tips for me to make new friends there because I do not know anyone there quite yet?
Hey Jamie, Great to hear you are moving to Manchester. Have you tried joining some facebook or Linkedin groups or going on Bumble?
Movebubble not yet, I have had a little look but there’s not many group or stuff for people my age (18).
@@user-rb1uv6ky6w You will make friends in your first week. If you struggle, reply to this comment I will show you around old Trafford. I live 2 mins closer to United stadium.
Abu lad, dont go showing him that dump at Old Trafford, you'll put the poor lad off Manchester for life!
Great info
Vegan here too! Looking at moving to Manchester :)
Hey thanks for this video I might move to Manchester this fall so I'm a bit stressed bc I don't really know what to expect and how is it going to be🤠
The same, I came to the video only because I'm moving in August from Liverpool to Manc and though I've been around a couple of times I'm still curious and nervous.
Trust me, you will love it here. People are friendly, it is multicultural, very cosmopolitan, I would class it as a young people's city, because it has so many international students from around the world, who mainly study at the University of Manchester and so Manchester Metropolitan University. Manchester is the most multilingualistic city in Western Europe, which just goes to show just how diverse the place is, plus it dramatically changing at the moment, lots of investment is coming to the city, lots of new apartments are being built, so it is a very exciting time be moving over here!
@@Marco-iy7lt Thanks I'm really excited!
@@kimiaishere your welcome! And lemme guess? Your Iranian right?
@@Marco-iy7lt yes! But I don't think the university will be open this fall😓
7. Everything is nearby - this is very important for me as I don't drive. Can I really walk to a supermarket? or Can I ride a bicycle?
I walk or take the tram everywhere. It is one of the easiest cities to get around. No need for a car ever. Lots of bicycle paths
another one, she lives here... CUTE!
Choosing between Glasgow and Manchester.. as an international student with family???
@@Rain_brings_pain Wont be it better to study at Glasgow and then move to Manchester for work? I be heard Glasgow is cheaper and better for families although colder.
@@Rain_brings_pain I hope so..going there in January 2023. Got offers from both Manchester and Glasgow. But for family safety I am choosing Glasgow. And u endorsed it too!! Do u still live in Glasgow?
I'm literally moving to Manchester in 4 days and I'm ------
Damn me too
@@shaqlane5080 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Good luck! Let us know your best parts of the city
Me and my baby boy also moving to Manchester in less than a month. 💕
Lets us know what you love doing at the weekend and we can make a video about it!
I wanna study an architecture posgrade in Manchester University :´)
I also want to study architecture in Manchester
Manchester is too small. Two years was enough for me. Back to wonderful London I went
Wonderful London???
I've been a few times, and i don't think much of it.
Thanks
To be honest, I didn't find anything particular in Manchester and it felt a bit dangerous...Literally, the city centre around Northern Quarter and other areas around Picadilly gardens looked dodgy. That was some years ago.
Manchester has really changed! I was there a couple of months ago and its amazing how much development has happened!
Thanks for the video . Where is best area to live with Kids in Manchester
Hi Eric, What a great idea for a video :) in the mean time try some of these areas Didsbury, Chorlton, Ancoats and Salford Quays
Hey! I’m a reggaeton and bachata lover. can you recommend some nightclubs in Manchester that I could go to?
Wow. You could sell Manchester to the Hampstead Heath luvvies.
Your eyes sparkled
Keep on enjoying Manchester
Wow, thanks
Okay, I'm coming. got a couch for me to crash on!
You had me at old trafford and reggaeton
Is manchester safe
Its just like any other big city, chances are if you look after yourself, and dont go walking in dark areas at the dead of night alone, you'll be as safe as houses.
Homeless people and druggies is a problem in the city centre tho. House break ins and burglary is also big problem in certain areas of the city
Its the same everywhere .... my stepdaughter has lived in Leeds, and now lives in London, and there are break ins and druggies there.
Mm she's like a british anne hathaway
Hi
I want to marry her 😄
Am I the only one who doesn’t find mancunians friendly?! I think they are quite rough and rude tbh.
How are you
The best thing anyone can do is move away from Manchester and the UK.
Each to their own but we love Manchester! 🥰