Why Book Student Accommodation in Manchester?
There is no doubt that Manchester is among the most popular destinations for students worldwide. The student population in the city is one of the highest in Europe and the world, currently around 100,000 students. The vibrant city, which is known for celebrating many different cultures, has the best of both modern and ancient entertainment venues. It has a great selection of restaurants, museums, art galleries, shops, entertainment venues, and so much more, making life in the city full of excitement. As a student, the city offers everything you will need from world-class education to a very high quality of life.
Manchester Climate
Weather and Temperature
When searching for this detail specifically, you’ll find the infamous CLIMATE-DATA.ORG giving you a simple brief about the city’s climate stating that it’s warm and temperate, and yes, from the perspective of the people familiar with the cold weather, Manchester will be quite normal for them, but for Asian, middles eastern, or African people, Manchester is cold! 8-ish °C isn’t exactly common in these areas and some of them haven’t even experienced any temperature degrees below 20 °C. Annual average temperature is 10.5 °C. Heavy rainfall continues throughout the year, with November being the heaviest and April being the driest. July is the warmest month with an average temperature of 17.8 °C and the coldest is January with an average temperature of 4.3 °C.
What to Pack
Manchester is cold like any other UK city, so coming from somewhere warm and humid, you will probably need a complete wardrobe makeover. Rain boots, jackets, thermals, scarfs, wool padded gloves, thermal socks, slim fit undershirts, and heat preserving shoes will be essential for day to day wear.
Universities in Manchester
University of Manchester
Manchester Metropolitan University
Abbey College Manchester
Community Revival
Excel College Manchester
INTO Manchester
University of Bolton
University of Salford
BPP University, Manchester
The University of Law - Manchester
UCFB Etihad Campus
Arden University Manchester
Student Life
Is it expensive to live in Manchester?
Manchester is 32% lower in the cost of living than London; however, compared to a city like Loughborough, it’s definitely on the expensive side. As an international student, having your student accommodation in Manchester won’t really ruin your budget-based lifestyle and you still get to enjoy your school years.
Is Manchester better than London?
London without a doubt is THE city, everyone knows London; however, it’s more expensive to be living in housing wise, food, facilities, personal care, medical, and entertainment. Both are in the north, both are cold, like any other area in the UK, both are great cities with great history, the only huge difference to be considered is the cost of living and how far you can afford it.
How far is Manchester from London?
It is almost four hours away from London by car and around two and a half hours subway ride.
What are Some Must-Visit Places in Manchester?
Visiting the National Football Museum is a must for fans. Manchester has a unique history that dates 2000 years back. The one thing that should be on top of every student’s list of things to do in Manchester is John Rylands Library, which is currently part of the University of Manchester. The epic library gives off a unique, gothic Hogwarts-like vibe that should be seen first-hand. It is a very short walk from Manchester Town Hall, which is another architectural gem in the city.
Transportation In Manchester
Manchester is the second-largest city in the UK after the capital. The city hosts a major train station and an international airport with quick, easy, and convenient local and international flights. Students in Manchester have the benefit of reaching London via an easy two-hour train ride.
What train line is Manchester on?
West Coast Main Line is the train line you should ride if you wish to go to the city. Here are some of the city's train stations with the exact postal code for each one:
Manchester Piccadilly - M60 7RA
Manchester Oxford Road - M1 6FU
East Didsbury - M20 5WP
Deansgate - M15 4GB
Ardwick - M12 6JH
Levenshulme - M19 2DS
Burnage - M20 6FH
Gorton - M18 8GN
Trafford Park - M32 0AP
Moston - M40 0JA
Famous Neighbourhoods For Student Accommodation in Manchester
Anson Road, Road Rusholme, Heald Grove, Moss Lane East.
Other Student Accommodation In UK
Besides having facilities for student accommodation in Manchester, Casita offers student accommodation in these UK cities:
London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Aberystwyth, Carlisle, Colchester, Canterbury, Cheltenham, Coventry, Cardiff, Chester, Derby, Dundee.
