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While often overshadowed by its neighbour Manchester, Salford is a distinct city in its own right with a history and character that runs deep. Bordered by the River Irwell, it has evolved from a medieval market town and a Victorian industrial powerhouse into a place of sharp contrasts. You’ll find the ultra-modern skyline of MediaCityUK and the redeveloped Quays sitting just a short distance from the red-brick terraces of its older quarters and the expansive greenery of Peel Park. It’s well-connected by the Metrolink and heavy rail, making it easy to get around, yet it retains a quieter, more self-contained feel than the nearby regional centre. From the historic Tudor timbering of Ordsall Hall to the innovative energy of the university district, it’s a city that manages to respect its working-class roots while quietly getting on with its own version of the future.