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Downtown Manchester blends historic charm with modern energy, creating a dynamic city experience. Stroll past red-brick mill buildings along the Merrimack River or catch a show at the elegant Palace Theatre. Sports fans can cheer at SNHU Arena while history buffs explore the impressive Amoskeag Millyard complex that tells the story of New Hampshire's industrial past.
The dining scene offers everything from upscale steakhouses to casual pubs along Elm Street. Business hotels and boutique inns in converted mill buildings provide comfortable places to stay, while the riverside walkways offer peaceful breaks from the urban buzz.
Manchester's North End feels like your favorite comfy sweater – familiar, relaxed, and exactly what you need after a day of exploring. Tree-lined streets lead to charming homes where actual locals live their actual lives. Livingston Park offers a perfect spot for morning strolls or afternoon picnics. Architecture buffs shouldn't miss the nearby Zimmerman House, a rare Frank Lloyd Wright gem.
The neighborhood's French-Canadian heritage shines through in family-run eateries serving authentic poutine and tourtière. Most visitors stay in cozy bed-and-breakfasts or vacation rentals with that personal touch. You'll need a car or rideshare to explore, but the peaceful residential vibe makes it worth the extra effort.
Corey Square offers a peek into authentic Manchester life with its tree-lined streets and preserved 19th-century mill worker homes. History buffs will appreciate the neighborhood's industrial heritage reflected in brick buildings and intimate streetscapes. The Currier Museum of Art sits nearby, while Saint Joseph Cathedral and Palace Theater are just a short journey away.
This quiet residential haven has a handful of family-owned cafes and corner markets serving simple American fare. Accommodation is limited to occasional bed-and-breakfasts in historic homes. While public transit is sparse, the walkable streets make for peaceful exploration of this genuine community atmosphere.
Rimmon Heights offers a peek into authentic suburban life with tree-lined streets and well-kept family homes just outside Manchester's urban buzz. The neighborhood's peaceful vibe makes for relaxing evening strolls past colonial and ranch-style houses. While tourist attractions are limited here, America's Credit Union Museum provides an interesting stop for curious visitors.
Finding a meal means driving to nearby commercial areas where family-style restaurants await. Budget-conscious travelers appreciate the affordable accommodation options and ample street parking. The neighborhood's quiet charm and easy access to downtown Manchester create a perfect home base for exploring the city without the crowds.
South End offers a peaceful escape from Manchester's downtown bustle with its tree-lined streets and well-maintained Victorian homes. This residential haven lets you experience authentic local living while enjoying the neighborhood's subtle French-Canadian influences. Filotimo Casino and Mall of New Hampshire are just a short drive away when you're ready to venture out.
The area features scattered family-run cafés where you can savor authentic poutine without breaking the bank. Accommodations are primarily cozy bed & breakfasts in converted historic homes. While public transit is limited, the uncrowded sidewalks make walking a pleasure, and ride-sharing services are readily available.
After visiting Saint Joseph Cathedral, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Manchester. You can attend a sporting event while in the area.
Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Southern New Hampshire University Arena, a stadium in Downtown Manchester. If you think Southern New Hampshire University Arena is cool, you also might like Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, located nearby.
You could catch an event at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, a stadium in Downtown Manchester. If you think Northeast Delta Dental Stadium is cool, you also might like Southern New Hampshire University Arena, located nearby.
Enjoy the collegiate vibe at University of New Hampshire-Manchester during your visit to Manchester. You can attend a sporting event while in the area.
Explore the Millyard Museum to uncover the city's rich industrial heritage and textile manufacturing past. Catch a baseball game at Delta Dental Stadium or enjoy outdoor concerts at Veterans Park.
If you're looking for the flexibility to change your plans to Manchester, most accommodations offer refundable* rates you can book. You can see these accommodations by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow down the results.
Where can I stay in Manchester if I want a vacation home instead of a traditional hotel?
If you're looking for a good alternative to a hotel, review our selection of 16 vacation homes. In addition, you can choose from 34 apartments.
What will the weather in Manchester be like during my trip?
July and August are typically the warmest months in Manchester when the average temp is 68°F. January and February are the coldest months when the average temperature is 30°F. July and October are the months with the most rain.
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There are lots of reasons to book your Manchester trip with us: our free cancellations on selected hotels gives you flexibility, and with One Key™, our rewards program, you will be able to earn and use OneKeyCash™* on all eligible bookings such as hotels, car rentals, flights, vacation rentals and more on Hotels.com, Expedia and Vrbo.
Find out more about Manchester
Find out more about Manchester
Manchester is a family-friendly place known for its restaurants. Take in the local culture of Manchester at Currier Museum of Art and Palace Theater. You might find that sights like Center of New Hampshire Expo Center and Southern New Hampshire University Arena are worth a visit.
