Castlefield is a historic area in Manchester, known for its Roman fort, Mamucium, and its role in the development of the city's canal network. The area is home to several restored warehouses and the Rochdale Canal, which meets the Bridgewater Canal here. Visitors can walk along the canal towpath, exploring the area's industrial heritage and admiring the mix of old and new buildings. The area has undergone significant regeneration and is now a thriving attraction with frequent events. Castlefield was also the site of the world's first passenger railway station and has a rich history dating back to the Roman era
Plan your family visit to the The canals of Castlefield with these blog insights 👇

Activities: We took a walk along the canals, explored the remains of the old Roman fort of Mancunium, and discovered the Bridgewater Canal
Highlights: It was nice to have a stroll along the waterways, and we liked the pleasant atmosphere in this quarter that's become trendy but still charming ✨
