Very well preserved in the art of Manchester.

A nice lovely place to seat.

Well laid out area near the St Peter's Square Tram Stop. Only fault is that on the Remembrance Sunday Parade, you will be very cold, and in the shade, due to the new high building's now built in the surrounding area, meaning that no sunshine now hitting the assembled participants on the Parade even on a very sunny day. Remember that November can be a COLD month. On the original site for the Cenotaph, you could at least feel better when the sun did decide to shine.

Some guy with a violin occasionally comes and plays street music. And not the usual kind either, this stuff is acutally good. These 5 stars are for you, violin guy.

Was here for remembrance day 2018. Great ceremony. Marching band was ace

We won't forget those who sacrificed their life

A lovely memorial. Best wishes from Loughborough Branch RBL.

A memorial for the fallen soldiers in every waf

The Cenotaph is a memorial site in St Peters Square, the main memorial is flanked by two plinths dedicated to 1st and 2nd world wars, and there are plaques dedicated to service personnel from other conflicts a recently added one for British Nuclear Test veterans. whic which

They replaced the Peace Gardens with a war memorial? Poor effort Manchester council.

Kriegsdenkmal zum Gedenken der Opfer für ersten und zweiten Weltkrieg auf dem St. Peter's Square und neben dem Rathaus. Lohnt einen kurzen Blick als Mahnung.