Esta semana vamos entre los dos a recomendar uno de mis placeres de la ciudad. Qué hay mejor que Pizza y cerveza. No lo hay. Miriam nos va a acercar una de las joyas de la ciudad Rudy’s Pizza … Y yo voy a cruzar la plaza de Cutting Room Square para traer otro de mis sitios favoritos: 7 brothers.
Vaya planazo
Y tenemos protagonista, Sara Saro Lavilla que se encarga de dar clases de español en su aventura “Inmersión español”, todos tenemos ese amigo inglés que quiere aprender a hablar español. Pues Sara va a pasar por aquí a hablar de ello
Miriam además ha ido a Peak District y nos cuenta una de sus rutas favoritas. Ivo ha estado en los cines y ha comido en el restaurante Platzki.
Muy buenas, mi nombre es Ivo Delgado, soy el creador y guía turístico de Si Manchester, la compañía de Tours líder en Manchester y os doy la bienvenida a nuestro primer programa.
Junto a Miriam Fernandez vamos a recomendar y compartir el amor que tenemos por nuestra ciudad.
Ya estamos a las puertas del fin de semana y aquí estamos en este Podcast sobre Manchester para darte muchas recomendaciones, muchas cosas qué hacer y pasar un rato entre amigos hablando de la ciudad del noroeste de Inglaterra que nos ha unido y nos ha hecho enamorarnos de ella.
Esta semana nos presentaremos, quiénes somos y qué hacemos aquí hablándote al oído.
También vamos a comentar varias noticias incluido el primer tren LGBTQ+ y el follón de Harry Maguire.
Esta semana Miriam ha visitado Rivington Terrace Gardens, nos contará cómo llegar y qué hacer en este oasis natural a solo 30 minutos de la ciudad. Ivo por su parte ha visto Manctopia: Billion Pund Property Boom, el nuevo programa de la BBC que levanta muchas cuestiones sobre el boom inmobiliario de la ciudad.
Y cómo recomendaciones Miriam nos trae su cafetería favorita de la ciudad: Takk, mientras Ivo nos acerca la bebida de Manchester: Vimto.
Así que recibe un abrazo desde lejos y ¡arrancamos!
Is there anything more British than sitting down to drink tea? Let yourself feel like a gentleman or a lady of the court with a traditional Afternoon Tea. Let us explain, tea is not to dip a bag in boiling water, in England it is a ceremony, it is a whole meal and an experience.
We owe this tradition to Anna Russell, the seventh duchess of Bedford whom in the 1840s, when it was appropriate to have only two meals a day, decided to take a cup of tea every day with a piece of cake. Her idea was loved by high society and the afternoon tea ceremony became a custom in England. Now the ideal is to accompany your tea with sandwiches, teas and scones.
These are our 5 favorite places in Manchester to do it.
Have you ever drank tea in the rooms of Alice in Wonderland? In Manchester you can. With the traditional scones (essential to have a British experience), sandwiches and sweets you can enjoy a wide and extensive selection of tea. To round off you can indulge in a glass of prosecco or a pint to toast and help face the rest of the day. This place is one of our must-sees in Manchester!
In the heart of Northern quarter teacup Kitchen has become an institution for its cakes that have won many awards.There is however much much more. In a wood environment full of character and youth you can enjoy a afternoon tea in a more relaxed and bohemian atmosphere.
Do you prefer to sit among the clouds? Cloud 23 offers one of the best views of the city and a completely different experience. To access you have to go to Beetham Tower, go up in an elevator that runs through the Hilton hotel and opens to reveal a bar where you can look out over Manchester. With its sophisticated ambience and views you will feel you are definitely at the top of Manchester
This a step back in time with Chinese porcelain, pin-up posters and the sounds of authentic war time music.
Going to Sugar Junction is like going to a movie from the past. The place breathes a scent of love for baking and steaming teapots with beautiful aromas. Your traditional Afternoon tea transports you back to the movies of ladies and royalty.
Now we go to a different option. So different that it is not even called «Afternoon Tea» but «High Tea», at Grand Pacific. Located in a majestic, historic building with an atmosphere of elegance and sophistication. Its selection of sweet and savory are the most exotic from Arancinis with goat cheese, avocado tarts and Brûlées of passion fruit. This is the only option to experience afternoon tea inspired by some of the the most far flung corners of the former British Empire.
