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Old Trafford, located on Matt Busby Way, is the stadium in Manchester that has been hosting the home games of the Red Devils since 1910. Nicknamed the "Theatre of Dreams" by the legendary player Bobby Charlton, it is the second-largest stadium in England after Wembley Stadium in London and the eleventh largest in Europe. The stadium, renovated in 2006, set the record for the highest attendance in a single Premier League match, accommodating 76,078 fans for the game between Manchester United and Aston Villa. The stadium is easily accessible by train from Piccadilly railway station or by the surface metro-tram; all sections of the stadium are covered, providing proper shelter from adverse weather conditions.

Manchester is a fascinating metropolis in northwest England. Known for its vibrant nightlife, the city offers a wide range of venues, bars, and restaurants, particularly in the famous Northern Quarter.

Manchester is also known for its industrial history, which you can explore by visiting the Science and Industry Museum.

Sports lovers shouldn't miss the chance to visit the Old Trafford, also known as the “Theatre of Dreams”, the stadium of Manchester United. Besides its breathtaking atmosphere during the games, this facility also offers an exciting tour that provides a comprehensive overview of the Red Devils’ history and glory.

The neighbors of Manchester City, a team on the rise in recent years, also boast an impressive facility that is certainly worth a visit: the Etihad Stadium, with a capacity of no less than 53,400 spectators, has been the venue of the club's many recent victories.