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- Urbis - a large modern exhibition center in Manchester. It was opened in June 2002 as part of the reconstruction Bourse (Millennium Quarter).
- 2:02:1600:00Urbis Building & Cathedral Gardens05:30Exchange Square08:50Glade of Light10:32Manchester Cathedral14:25New Cathedral Street15:45St Mary’s Gate17:20Blackfriars Street20:30Chapel Street21:50Clowes Street23:25River Irwell & Trinity Bridge28:20Spinningfields31:57Hardman Square33:40Byron Street35:20St Johns Gardens36:34Lower Byron Street38:55Liverpool Road & Castlefield Bowl45:00River Irwell Railway Bridge46:40River Irwell54:40Manchester Ship Canal1:14:05Clippers Quay1:19:05South Bay1:26:10Merchants Quay1:32:15Central Bay, Salford Quays1:37:00The Lowry1:43:10Huron Basin1:46:00Big Red1:53:50MediaCityUK2:00:00Media City Footbridge & Coronation Street
- Museums are not always the most fun you can have, that is until Urbis, Manchester, was unveiled. Urbis is located in the heart of Manchester’s modern hub.
- Urbis is a building in Manchester, England, designed by Ian Simpson, which opened in 2002 as part of the redevelopment of Exchange Square.
- Urbis Manchester was known as the Museum of the City between 2002 and 2004. This was not its happiest period. It missed its target of 200,000 visitors by 58,000.
- Urbis provides adaptable galleries with a vibrant mix of other uses. ... The building is a symbol of Manchester’s regeneration after the IRA's 1996 bombing.
- Venue Urbis Address Cathedral Gardens, Manchester, Lancashire, M4 3BG Opening times 10am - 6pm Entry costs Attraction type Museums.
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- Urbis Manchester, building: exhibition and conference centre northwest England design by Ian Simpson, architects - Urbis building photos.
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- The building has not been without controversy. In February, 2002, the Manchester Metro News ran a story headlined "Secret £1M loss at Urbis".