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Travel ALTRINCHAM THE INCREDIBLE REVIVAL OF ALTRINCHAM In the Sunday Times Best Places to Live 2018 survey, Altrincham was rated the best place to live in the North West of England. Just 3.6 miles from Manchester Airport and eight miles from Manchester city centre, this thriving market town is a destination in itself. THE HUB OF THE TOWN IS ALTRINCHAM MARKET, THE CENTREPIECE OF A £6M REGENERATION IN THE AREA Historically part of Cheshire, Altrincham was established as a market town in 1290, and developed further thanks to the extension of the Bridgewater Canal to the town in 1765 and the arrival of the railway in 1849. Yet the opening of the huge Trafford Centre in 1998 took people away from Altrincham’s once bustling streets and it became something of a ghost town. Just eight years ago it had the highest shop vacancy rates in the UK, with almost a third of its shops lying empty, but the town has turned its fortunes around and is now enjoying a well-deserved revival. Altrincham is served by the excellent Metrolink tram system from Manchester city centre, or you can catch the train from Manchester Piccadilly station. From the airport, if you’re not hiring a car you can hop on the number 18 bus or take a short taxi ride. The hub of the town is Altrincham Market, the centrepiece of a £6m regeneration in the area, which is everything a market should be and more. There is a 19th-century covered market, with quality butchers, fishmongers, greengrocers and bakers selling their wares alongside visiting street food traders and stalls selling all kinds of crafts, jewellery, clothes and homewares. Shopping here is a world away from the soulless experience of traipsing around the supermarket; you can buy local and forget about accumulating a bagful of single-use plastic. ALTRINCHAM HALL MARKET HOUSE COFFEE ALTRINCHAM HALL TAPAS AND PAELLA 52 En Voyage | Aurigny’s Magazine
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