Victoria Baths

The Victoria Baths is also a public facility. This place is very clean. When the weather is hot, many people are here to cool down. The price of the nearby small bars and restaurants is not very difficult. You can slowly visit around.

The baths were opened in 1906 and closed in 1993. Sometimes I especially admire the degree of preservation of their culture in the West for just a few hundred years. Firstly, the volunteers who are repairing the glass. All the Vicoria baths staff are looking forward to the cultural building being opened to the public again, allowing people to use the swimming pool, bathhouse and sauna again. Everyone is trying to raise money for the whole building's renovation.

Victoria Bath has a huge crystal bath, and with time and patience, it has restored its former glory. The tiles on the walls are gorgeous. On open days, there will be choirs. The bathroom was opened at the beginning of the twentieth century. It used to be a local honor. Now volunteers run teahouses and shops. They can also rent the bathroom.

The Victoria Swimming Pool is located in the city centre of Manchester and is a famous local swimming pool. Inside the pipe, it has complete facilities, such as swimming, bathing, leisure, etc. Its decoration is also very distinctive, using stained glass, pottery, ceramic tile and mosaic floor, very exquisite.

The Manchester City Council closed the bathroom in 1993, and the building was once abandoned. In 2007, the Manchester Municipal Government spent millions of pounds to renovate the bathroom before it reopened to the public. It is an old bathing ground built in Victorian times, not far southeast of the University of Manchester. The building is quite distinctive.