Printworks is a buzzing, entertainment and leisure complex located in the heart of Manchester City Centre’s retail district. Positioned right next door to the AO-Arena, National Football Museum and Arndale Centre on Exchange Square, Printworks is alive with activity seven days a week. Be it with early morning gym classes at Nuffield Health or late-night get-togethers with friends at one of Manchester’s biggest & best nightclubs, Cargo. Or why not even try your hand at axe throwing at one of the most recent venues, Boom Battle Bar.
Since being redeveloped in 2000 from a famous publishing house, it is known as being one of Manchester’s most iconic venues. Printworks now houses a recently refurbished state-of-the-art 20 screen Vue cinema, fully equipped gym complete with swimming pool, and 20+ bars, restaurants and unique leisure offering such as Tenpin bowling and Treetop mini golf. The iconic Manchester Printworks is currently undergoing a £20m digital refurbishment with the intention of reaffirming Printworks on the international stage as a unique all-round entertainment and leisure attraction. This will include the introduction of Europe’s largest indoor digital ceiling, with immersive interactive digital gaming and creative shows.
There are currently no offers or promotions for Printworks
Find More Offers & Promotions
Address:
27 Withy Grove
Manchester
M4 2BS
Telephone:
0161 829 8000
Website:
www.printworks-manchester.com
We visited Printworks as a girl group for Galentine's Day and had a delicious meal & cocktails at Chiquito, watched the Magic Mike film at Vue in the new recliner seats (which were awesome!), and then had some more cocktails and a dance at Boom Battle Bar. We had a great evening and didn't even need to go anywhere else! Will definitely be coming back to Printworks for more get-togethers!
-
Andrea Nicholls -
03-03-2023
Visited to go to the cinema and have something to eat. Plenty of places to choose from - Frankie and Bennies, Hard Rock Cafe, Nandos etc. We had a lovely meal in Prezzo and then went to watch a film. Like the Printworks as it's never too rammed or full of drunks!
-
Louise Silver -
30-10-2016
