Platt Fields Park (solo trip)

The park covers a large area. There is a pond on the southern part of the park where various types of birds can be seen. The water seems blue and people enjoy watching the views. You can find a mound where people enjoy sitting on the grass field. In the southern area, it remains crowdy all the day. In contrast, the northern part is plate field and I saw many guys playing different games there. A c...

We visited Platt Fields Park and was impressed to find a group of friendly people. There is a cafe for a cuppa or a bite to eat, seasonal fresh produce on sale, harvested the same day, and toilets if needed. There is a children's playground and a small lake with ducks and swans. Nice visit on a Sunday

The Shakespearean garden is beautiful, and the lavender bushes are so nice to sit by! The lake in the middle is beautiful too, with a lot of ducks and swans. Not very well maintained cleanliness-wise though.

A wonderful park with something for everybody. Just to walk or relax in the beautiful grounds. It's well cared for and obviously loved by the locals. There are plenty of activities available with boat hire on the lake, bowling greens, bmx track, children's play area and various ball game courts. Many historical things to see with the Cathedral Arch, Nico Ditch and Platt Hall (1764) which houses a ...

Platt Fields Park is one of my favorite spots in Manchester! It’s perfect for all ages, with a beautiful lake, open spaces for picnics, and a playground for kids. There are also sports facilities and plenty of peaceful walking paths. A great place to relax and enjoy nature without leaving the city!