Arndale Tower rises above Manchester Arndale, the UK’s largest inner-city shopping centre, in the heart of Manchester city centre. Standing roughly 90 metres high on the Market Street and Corporation Street side of the Arndale, the tower is one of the most recognisable features on the city’s skyline, overlooking Exchange Square, the Northern Quarter and the main retail core.
Manchester Arndale draws over 45 million visits a year, making the area around the tower one of the busiest consumer catchments in the North of England. Audiences include shoppers, office workers, students, tourists and the evening crowd heading to the bars, restaurants and venues of the Northern Quarter, Printworks and Exchange Square.
The location is exceptionally well connected. Manchester Victoria station is a short walk away, Piccadilly station is around ten minutes on foot, and Metrolink trams stop at Exchange Square, Market Street and Shudehill, with Shudehill Interchange serving bus routes across Greater Manchester. Nearby landmarks include Manchester Cathedral, the National Football Museum, the Corn Exchange, Selfridges and Harvey Nichols, placing brands in the centre of Manchester’s retail, leisure and cultural life.... Read more