Due to the great weather we were having it seeing every photographer and our group was paying a visit. But, here you can find a range of jewellery, pottery, art, photography and more importantly food.
There were lots of authentic stands offering different types of sweets, breads and cake - along with a giant stand that is built that a traditional Spanish hut seelking big pots of piella and chorizo sausage (like a hot dog).
Seeing as I was with my friend we opted for both choices and decided to share. The piella was £4:00 a tray and the chorizo sausage (hot dog) was £2:50.
Every couple of months, you will always find a great 'themed market' in Manchesters St Ann's Square with the majority of the Summer markets being al fresco style cafes and bars that attract a range of visitors and tourists.
For more information on the different types of markets, please visit Manchester.gov.
