Manchester is located in the Merrimack Valley just 58 miles from Boston. Manchester has played a unique and historically significant role in American history. The city is called the Queen City because it is the largest city in New Hampshire yet not the state capital. Manchester is home to Revolutionary War hero Maj. Gen. John Stark and many other notable individuals in the arts, politics, philanthropy, and industry.
Things to do in Manchester
All Outdoors
Bicycle rentals. Call 603-624-1468 for more information.
321 Elm Street, Manchester, NH
Alternative Bike Shop
Bicycle rentals. Call 603-666-4527 for more information.
616 Mast Road, Manchester, NH
Alva deMars Megan Chapel Art Center
Saint Anselm College at 100 Saint Anselm Drive Call 603-641-7470 for more information.
Art 3 Gallery
44 West Brook Street, Manchester, NH
Bass Harasser
Tour the natural lakes and fishing spots of New Hampshire with a guide and tournament fisherman - the Bass Harasser. Call 603-627-9041 for more information.
4586 Brown Avenue, Manchester, NH
Currier Gallery of Art-Zimmerman House
Art museum featuring European and American paintings and sculptures. Call for current admission rates. Call 603-669-6144 for more information.
201 Myrtle Way, Manchester, NH
Derryfield Country Club
18 holes/70 par Call 603-669-0235 for more information.
625 Mammoth Road, Manchester, NH
Franco-American Centre
52 Concord Street, Manchester, NH
Franklin Pierce Homestead
The Franklin Pierce Homestead Historic Site can be found roughly 25 miles northeast of Manchester, NH. This site commemorates the birthplace of America's 14th president, and offers visitors guided tours of the house and area. Restrooms are located on-site. Located on Route 31 in Hillsborough.
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
This church worships in a contemporary fashion and is relevant to today. They sing classic hymns that involve deep meaning. The pastor at the time is Dr. Brown and is a reformed Presbyterian minister; his missions were in Bahrain and Pakistan. Call 603-666-4788 for more information.
450 Notre Dame Avenue, Manchester, NH
Intervale Country Club
1491 Front Street, Manchester, NH
Lawrence L. Lee Scouting Museum & Max I. Silber Library
This museum displays some of the best Scouting memorabilia. Since 1969, this museum has over 2,800 square feet of scouting material. Located in the museum is the first American flag carried to the moon. The collections include some of the boy scouts first trips. Scouting memorabilia and books. Admission is free. Located at Camp Carpenter, RFD #6 at Bodwell Road. Call 603-669-8919 for more information.
Little Red Doll House at Beauvais Castle
Prepare to be enchanted! Dep. 56, Walt Disney, Dolls, Thomas Kinkade and more. Call 603-624-4898 for more information.
141 Union Street, Manchester, NH
Made in NH Try It & Buy It Expo
404 Chestnut Street, Manchester, NH
Mall of New Hampshire
1500 South Willow Street, Manchester, NH
Manchester Country Club
180 South River Road, Manchester, NH
Manchester East Soccer League
This children's soccer league for children aged five to sixteen. There are many different leagues, which are dependent on the age of your child. Volunteers are always welcome as the help is much appreciated. All positions are based on a volunteer basis. Located at Bridge Street at Stevens Pond Park. Call 603-622-7531 for more information.
Manchester Historic Association
Exhibits featuring the social, cultural, and industrial history of Manchester. Admission is free.
129 Amherst Street, Manchester, NH
Merrimack Valley Region
New England Sampler
Finest Artisan quality products, specialty foods and wines are made locally and through out New England. From our tempting foods, to fine crafts, gourmet chocolates and beautiful home and personal accessories, we have carefully chosen the items that we believe capture the flavor, textures and colors of New England. Open Monday - Wednesday 10am - 5:30pm; Thursday & Friday 10am - 7pm; Saturday 10am - 3pm Call 603-626-4477 for more information.
42 Hanover Street, Manchester, NH
Saint Anselm College
Catholic Liberal Arts College was founded in 1889. Ranked among one of the best colleges in America. The school offers a large range of athletic programs to choose from. There is lacrosse, hockey, basketball, soccer, baseball and more. Courses range from all the sciences to humanities. Call 603-641-7000 for more information.
100 Saint Anselm Drive, Manchester, NH
SEE Science Center
This science center offers interactive means of developing and learning science. They teach by entertaining physical interaction. Birthday parties are allowed and group rates are available. There are always exhibits taking place and schools are always welcome for field trips. Call 603-669-0400 for more information.
200 Bedford Street, Manchester, NH
University of New Hampshire at Manchester
This is the University of New Hampshire Commuter College. It provides education for the people in the Manchester area. The school was established in 1985 and offers degrees in liberal arts and associate level programs. This includes baccalaureate and graduate levels. Call 603-668-0700 for more information.
400 Commercial Street, Manchester, NH
Victorian Barn Antiques