Location

ST PETER’S SQUARE

St Peter’s Square has rapidly become a hub for the city, drawing in diverse and forward-thinking businesses. The square’s proximity to Manchester’s universities has made it the go-to location for young, pioneering talent. Landmark is the final piece of Manchester City Council’s vision for the Civic Quarter.

View of St Peter’s Square View of St Peter’s Square

A CITY OF OPPORTUNITY

Businesses flourish when they connect with peers and competitors. Many members of the FTSE 100 can be found right here in Manchester.

£186M
Civic Investment
Investment in the civic buildings surrounding the square, including refurbishment of the Town Hall and Central Library.
£264M
St. Peter’s Square
Investment by Deka Immobilien and Deutsche Asset Management with the purchases of One St Peter’s Square and Two St Peter’s Square, respectively.
£16M
Public Realm Expansion
Investment has been made in a new high quality expansive piece of public realm in the square, with the help of German landscape architects Latz + Partner.
£165M
Metrolink Investment
Investment in the opening of the new St Peter’s Square Metrolink platform in February 2017, which was an integral part of TfGM’s Second City Crossing.

Your neighbourhood

Manchester is a treasure trove of entertainment – whether you’re looking for bars, restaurants, music or the arts. From the bustling atmosphere of the Northern Quarter to the perennially cool music at the Deaf Institute, this city’s unique energy suffuses every venue.

  • El Gato Negro
  • Rosso
  • Club Brass, Hotel Gotham
  • Peveril of the Peak
  • Piccolino
  • Australasia
  • Wagamama
  • Hawksmoor
  • Wing’s
  • The Albert Square Chophouse
  • 24 Bar & Grill
  • Revolución de Cuba Manchester
  • Albert’s Schloss
  • The French
  • Don Giovanni
  • Pizza Express
  • Fumo
  • Grand Pacific
  • Rain Bar
  • Refuge
  • The Anthologist
  • Hotel Gotham
  • King Street Townhouse
  • Radisson Edwardian
  • Mr Cooper’s House & Garden
  • Midland Hotel
  • Hilton Manchester
  • Motel One & Staycity Aparthotel
  • Kimpton Clocktower Hotel
  • Hotel Brooklyn
  • Clayton Hotel
  • Holiday Inn, Aytoun Street
  • The Principal
  • King Street
  • Deansgate
  • Manchester Gallery
  • Manchester Library
  • St Peters Square
  • Bannatyne Health Club
  • Bridgewater Concert Hall
  • Palace Theatre
  • University of Manchester
  • Manchester Metropolitan University
  • University of Salford
  • University Academy 92

CONNECT TO THE CITY

You’ll find the country’s largest light rail system, the Metrolink, which runs across the city centre and out to the suburbs, helping some of the 7 million people who commute into the city every day. By road, the city is extremely well connected, with a quarter of the nation’s motorway network running through Greater Manchester.

A mere 20-minute drive away, Manchester’s airport is second in size only to London, with flights to over 225 destinations worldwide and 28 million passengers flying in and out every year.

Transport times

Manchester Airport
(Oxford Road)
19mins

Liverpool
43mins

Leeds
49mins

Birmingham
1h 38mins

London
2h 20mins

Old Trafford
13mins

Sale
16mins

MediaCityUK
20mins

Altrincham
25mins

Bury
30mins

Didsbury
32mins

Manchester Airport
34mins

Oxford Road Station
4mins

Manchester Metropolitan University
7mins

University of Manchester
(Sackville Street Campus)
8mins

Deansgate Station
9mins

Piccadilly Station
13mins

Salford Station
15mins

University of Manchester
(Oxford Road Campus)
15mins

Victoria Station
17mins

Q Park
(St James’s Street)
2mins

NCP (Oxford Road)
5mins

NCP (Manchester Central)
5mins

NCP (New York Street)
6mins

INNOVATION AND TALENT

The Oxford Road Corridor is a central hub of Manchester for business, culture and knowledge. The city’s innovation district attracts healthy investment and competes at a global level. With access to a skilled workforce, it’s ideally placed for both established businesses as well as those looking to grow.