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Rennes to Manchester flight: 5 reasons to fall in love with the city of rock and football 

Is it raining in Manchester? A bit, yes. But it’s also where half your music collection was born, where England’s most electrifying derbies are played, and where old cotton mills have been transformed into cocktail bars. A flight from Rennes to Manchester, and you’ll swap the ramparts of Brittany for the red bricks of the north of England. In under two hours, easyJet flies directly between the two cities. Take off from Saint-Jacques in the morning, and have your first pint by the afternoon. That leaves the real question: what to do in Manchester once you’re there? Here are five reasons that’ll make you want to book a flight. 

5 reasons to visit Manchester

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Manchester art gallery ©mohamed-nohassi
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Just 1 hour 25 minutes from Rennes: England without a stopover 

Is it raining in Manchester? A bit, yes. But it’s also where half your music collection was born, where England’s most electrifying derbies are played, and where old cotton mills have been transformed into cocktail bars. A flight from Rennes to Manchester, and you swap the ramparts of Brittany for the red bricks of the north of England. In under two hours, easyJet connects the two cities directly. You take off from Saint-Jacques in the morning and have your first pint by the afternoon. That leaves the real question: what to do in Manchester once you’re there? Here are five answers that’ll make you want to book a flight. 
Manchester stade football ©sierra-alpha-juliet
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Two stadiums, a legendary derby

Here, football isn’t just a pastime – it’s serious business. Two giants share the city: Manchester United, at Old Trafford, and Manchester City, at the Etihad Stadium. Both open their doors to the public, giving access to their backstage areas and museums, even on days when there’s no match. And to understand why this sport makes the English so passionate, pop into the National Football Museum, right in the city centre. Is there a match on during your stay? Book your tickets well in advance – they sell out fast. 
Manchester architecture ©fran-serra
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The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution

Manchester was the world’s first industrial city, and it shows: red-brick buildings, old cotton mills, and canals winding their way between the blocks of flats. The Castlefield district, with its houseboats and Roman ruins, is perfect for a lovely stroll.  Good news for those on a budget: many of the museums are free. The Science and Industry Museum tells the story of the textile and railway industries, whilst the John Rylands Library looks like something straight out of a film set. Enough to fill a weekend, even when the weather’s not playing ball. 
Manchester tea time ©jelleke-vanooteghem
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The Northern Quarter: a haven for vintage finds and cafés

To get a feel for the city, head to the Northern Quarter. It’s the neighbourhood of huge murals, independent cafés, second-hand shops and Afflecks – a labyrinth of multi-storey shops where you can find just about anything.  When it comes to food, Manchester has come a long way: gourmet markets, street food from all over the world, and Rusholme’s famous ‘Curry Mile’ for lovers of Indo-Pakistani cuisine. The food is good, and often very affordable.
Manchester scène musiqale ©old-youth
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A city with its own soundtrack

Few cities can claim the same. Manchester has shaped entire strands of British music: Oasis, The Smiths, Joy Division, New Order… the list is dizzying. The Hacienda club even pioneered an entire era there, one that came to be known as ‘Madchester’.  Even today, the concert venues and record shops in the city centre keep this heritage alive. If you enjoy rummaging through vinyl bins, make sure you allow plenty of time – and pack a slightly larger suitcase for the return journey. (And if pubs and live music are your thing, do take a look at our Rennes–Dublin flight too.)
 

Planning your flight from Rennes to Manchester

The Rennes–Manchester route is operated as a direct service by  easyJet for part of the year, usually from spring to autumn, with several flights a week. As the timetable varies from season to season, check the available dates before booking your holiday. Expect to pay from around €106 for a return flight from Rennes to Manchester. 

To find a cheap Rennes–Manchester flight, the best approach is always the same: book early and aim for midweek, which is often better value than the weekend. On arrival, Manchester Airport (code MAN) is located about 15 kilometres south-west of the city centre. The easiest way to get to Manchester Piccadilly is by train: direct, frequent services taking 15 to 20 minutes. The Metrolink tram and buses also serve the city. Remember to take British pounds and a UK plug adapter with you. 

Ready to go? Book your Rennes–Manchester ticket and take a look at all our direct flights from Saint-Jacques.

At a Glance: Your Questions About the Rennes-Manchester Flight

To help you get all the information you need before you leave.

The direct flight takes around 1 hour 25 minutes. It’s one of the quickest routes to the UK from Rennes: you take off in the morning and have the afternoon free to explore the city.

easyJet operates the route with direct flights for part of the year (from spring to autumn). The timetable varies depending on the season, so it’s best to check the dates when you book. 

From May to September, when the days are long and the outdoor cafés are open. That said, Manchester has a well-deserved reputation for being rainy: make sure you pack a windcheater, whatever the season. 

From May to September, when the days are long and the outdoor cafés are open. That said, Manchester has a well-deserved reputation for being rainy: make sure you pack a windcheater, whatever the season. 

Heading to the north of England 

Music, football, old factories turned into party venues: Manchester is unlike any other English city, and it’s just 1 hour 25 minutes from Rennes. It’s the perfect way to treat yourself to a proper weekend break in Manchester. Book your flight from Rennes to Manchester and pack your bags. 

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