What the popular city near Manchester called "new Berlin" and planned for reconstruction looks like

Experienced travellers know that German cities differ from British cities having colorful pubs, a festive atmosphere, and crowds of tourists. The UK, on the other hand, is remembered for its calm atmosphere, leisurely meals in quiet restaurants, and architectural sights that lurk at every turn. However, you can find a bit of German spirit near Manchester.

The city of Stockport is considered the "new Berlin" by the British and tourists alike and is appreciated for the variety of fun events and festivals you can attend. According to The Sun, DJ Luke Unabomber compared Stockport to the German capital last year.

The city has the Michelin-starred restaurant Where The Light Gets, many tourist attractions, the country's only hat museum, a huge park, the Town Hall, and a medieval reception hall built in 1460. According to legend, the latter building is haunted.

More than 100 thousand people live in Stockport. Its well-developed infrastructure can offer guests decent places to stay, dining options, and convenient transportation.

Since the city has become popular with tourists looking for a respite from the tranquility of the British countryside, the government has been thinking about renovation. They are planning a massive £1 billion development project that will improve the city centre.

It involves the construction of a new entertainment centre with a 10-screen Light Cinema, bowling alley, and restaurants. The construction of a part of the Stockport Exchange building, where offices and shops will be located, has already been completed. It is also planned to build a new transport interchange with a roof garden.