This is a good "city" rest-stop on your way to somewhere- may it be up north to the White Mountains, up to Montreal, East to Portsmouth or south to Boston. But honestly unless you're here with a purpose in mind, there isn't anything to see or wander around to admire. There's Elm St which has about a dozen cute restaurants, ...

Manchester has changed in the past few years; it's true, with the airport, baseball team, and new civic center, but to be a true renaissance city it's still a long, long reach away. South Willow Street, where all the business moved in the 70's, has become very seedy and looks its age. Elm Street does have some new shops and restaurants, ...

Manchester is a great city! I attended college there in the late 80's and love to go back and see how the city changes. Be sure to check out the North End (Upper Elm Street) There are beautiful homes there that were once owned by Notre Dame College. (Now closed). The downtown has been revived and has come ALONG WAY from what it was when I lived ...

Manchester, NH is one of the best New England places to live. Convinient location gives you acces to White Mountains, ocean, great mountain lakes, and city of Boston. Just one hour will take you to any of these places.
Manchester itself is a very nice and promicing city. Lack of many taxes encourage small businesses. The city keeps ...