Queens Park — Attraction in Manchester

Unfortunately this place is a sad reminder of its former grandeur! The tour we took this afternoon reminded us that Manchester city council has just forgotten yet another part of the city. Bring back the city works! At last these people were paid proportional for the work they actually did! Stop using lazy private contractors at 10 times the cost for poor quality don't give a dam work! You'd not think that this was where the city was started. 2 stars a for nature now overgrowing...

Huge park.beautifull forest scene.grass is always tidy up.bins r always lined and clean I never saw much rubbish their as bins r installed every 2/3 meter Play area available for children's Big walking track available Come n enjoy with Ur family. Very peacefull for morning healthy walk. Dog 🐶 friendly park.but plz provide dog pop bags/bins so that if someone forget it they can help themselves to dispose the poo right away because sadly my little baby step on the poo n it was...

Potentially a good park, one of the oldest public parks, with a fine building (former museum and gallery) at its centre.

But it typifies the indifferent attitude of the city council to areas outside the city centre. A general air of neglect pervades with litter abounding and an old lodge house gradually deteriorating into ruin. The statue of 19th century politicians. Ben Brierley has gone missing.

A terrible indictment of Manchester...