Visiting NOMA
NOMA is home to heritage buildings, independent food and drink offerings and unique experiences that you wont find anywhere else.
There’s a whole new world of high quality food, drink, wellbeing and entertainment offerings evolving at NOMA. Each brings a distinctive, original twist.
Entertainment
Right in the heart of it...
Food and Drink
From artisan coffee to eclectic street food...
Accommodation
Staying in the NOMA neighbourhood...
"I came to the conclusion that the inhabitants here are of a different spirit which makes them want to enjoy life a little more."
– Johann George Büsch (1777)
Outdoor Spaces
We are proud to be caring for 4-acres of open public space. We take this responsibility seriously, working hard to create beautiful gardens where all life can thrive.
Sadler’s Yard
Sadler’s Yard is the civic heart of the NOMA neighbourhood, named after balloonist James Sadler through public vote. Sadler’s Yard plays host to regular events and activities and is home to Pulp Coffee, The Sadler’s Cat Pub and New Century.
Angel Square
Angel Square, nestled in the heart of the NOMA neighbourhood, offers a serene green oasis amidst urban life, providing a perfect spot for relaxation and community gatherings.
By Train
If you’re travelling by train the nearest station is Manchester Victoria; right on the very doorstep. If it’s easier to travel to another station (like Manchester Piccadilly) don’t worry. Manchester Piccadilly is less than a mile from NOMA; so it’s a comfortable walk. If you don’t fancy that there’s plenty of taxis or you can even hop on an electric scooter.
By Car
- If you’re coming from the south; you’ll find the A6 takes you straight into NOMA where there is plenty of parking
- From almost every direction the M60 circular will take you quickly to one of the link roads that lead to our door
- If you’re driving; the Euro Park details are: 88a Miller St, Manchester M4 4DY
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This carpark uses cash, card and the PayByPhone App