The Whitworth

The Whitworth

4.5(2746 reviews)
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10 AM–9 PMOpens today at 10 AM
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Address

Oxford Rd,Manchester,M15 6ER,United Kingdom

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Opening Hours

MondayClosed
Tuesday10 AM–5 PM
Wednesday10 AM–5 PM

About

The Whitworth is an art museum connected to the University of Manchester, housed in a striking building with a garden that attracts visitors. It is known for its diverse exhibitions, ranging from contemporary art to historical works, including pieces by Turner and William Kentridge. The museum also features a collection focused on textiles and wallpaper. A café overlooks the park, providing a spot to pause during a visit. Entry is free, and the exhibitions often explore unique themes, such as the role of trees in art and culture. The Whitworth’s blend of art, architecture, and green space makes it a distinctive cultural venue.

Customer Reviews

5.0(8 reviews)
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Tad BaranskiLocal Guide
6 months ago

I visited today with my adult daughter. We saw the Turner exhibition, which was good, but we spent most of the time at the Santiago Yahuarcani display. This was beyond awesome. Hard to categorize or describe. But completely unique, inspiring and thought provoking. Amazing work. Went to the cafe twice, really very good food and pleasant staff throughout the gallery. Thoroughly recommend.

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lucia seppovaLocal Guide
7 months ago

Super nice art gallery for free! It is not directly in the city center,but you can easily get there by bus. Highly recommend this place - the building itself(in architectural way) and beautiful garden with a lot of wild squirrel, nice exhibition and cute gallery shop🤩

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William GoslingLocal Guide
7 months ago

Before I leave home,I checked if booking needed, no need. Got there about 10.30. quite busy but ok. Just look for the exhibitions, would go another day for more. Performing trees, exploring the changing role of trees in art. Next exhibition the beginning of knowledge, completely different,but interesting. The next exhibition: making the 250th anniversary of the artists birth. As expected excellent.