Dating back to the 1700s, when Manchester was little more than a village, St Ann’s Church is a breathtaking neo-classical building that brings a calming presence to bustling St Ann’s Square. The church tower marks the very centre of the city. It’s packed with fascinating curios such as 16th-century paintings, stained-glass windows, and the impressive 54-stop organ, which is used for recitals every week.
St Ann’s Church
