Transport in Manchester
Manchester is a large city in the north and is a transport hub. Our Manchester Metropolitan University student accommodation is accessible from all these transport links.
Manchester Airport is the country’s third busiest airport and serves many international destinations. It has road and rail links into the city.
Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria stations are connected to national rail and run services locally and nationally.
Metrolink run trams throughout the city, which is an extra form of reliable public transport within the city centre. There are currently eight lines with 99 stops, with more planned for the future.
Manchester also has plenty of buses running throughout the city and surrounding areas. Some services run 24/7 while the majority of suburban routes run more sociable hours.
Manchester also has good road links including the M60, M602, M67, A57 and local roads throughout Greater Manchester and beyond. The city centre gets busy at peak times, but is otherwise easy to navigate by car.