People's History Museum,
Left Bank,
Spinningfields,
Manchester
M3 3ER
On foot: The museum is on the corner of Left Bank and Bridge Street in the Spinningfields area of Manchester city centre, 5 minutes’ walk from Kendals/House of Fraser on Deansgate
By bike: Bike racks are located outside The Left Bank cafe bar entrance on Bridge Street. Visit Transport for Greater Manchester cycling pages for more information on cycling in Manchester
Rail stations: - Salford Central (2 min walk)
- Manchester Victoria (15 min walk or 8 mins on free Metroshuttle 1 or 2)
- Manchester Piccadilly (20 min walk or 10 mins on free Metroshuttle 1, 2 or 3)
- Manchester Oxford Road (20 min walk or 10 mins on free Metroshuttle 2 or 3)
Metrolink stations: - St Peter’s Square (10 min walk)
- Deansgate-Castlefield (15 min walk)
Bus stop (1, 8, 12, 25, 26, 31, 32, 36, 37, 50, X34): Bridge Street (2 min walk)
Free Metroshuttle stop: - No 1: Byrom Street (3 min walk)
- No 2: John Rylands Library, Deansgate (4 min walk)
- No 3: Byrom Street in peak times only; Mon-Fri, 7.25am – 9.30am & 4.30pm – 7.20pm (3 min walk) / John Dalton Street (5 min walk)
Car parks: New Quay Street, Spinningfields/Bridge Street (2-5 min walk)
Free parking for disabled drivers – when a valid Blue Badge is displayed in the vehicle (as of 2013): - On-street parking meters, without time limit (nearest meters: New Bailey Street)
- Pay & Display machine parking bays, without time limit (nearest bays: Stanley Street by Mark Addy pub)
- Designated on-street accessible parking bays, without time limit (nearest 5 bays: St Mary’s Street, off Deansgate, side of Kendals/House of Fraser)
Coaches: Drop off only outside the museum, opposite the main entrance on Left Bank.  See Visit Manchester’s website for more information on coach parking in Manchester
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