Queens Road Metrolink Station

Queens Road is a Metrolink station on the Bury Line in Manchester. The station serves the Cheetham Hill area of the city and is convenient for the Irish World Heritage Centre and the Museum of Transport.

Tram at the station

The Queens Road station is one stop from Victoria Station in the city centre. The next station towards Bury is Abraham Moss. Queens Road opened in 2013. Trams run approximately every 12 minutes.

The 151 bus between Higher Crumpsall – Moston – Failsworth – Ashton-under-Lyne runs along Queens Road past the station.

The station is just one stop from Victoria

Nearby

The Museum of Transport in Manchester is a nostalgic and fun trip down memory lane. The museum charts the history of public transport in the city from its beginnings in 1824 to the present day.

This excellent, large museum is a delight for people who rode the buses in Greater Manchester from the 1950s to the 1980s in particular. It is also of interest to anyone with a love of historic public transport, especially buses and trams.

Irish World Heritage Centre

The Irish World Heritage Centre is an event and venue space. It hosts a variety of films, classes, concerts, and fairs and is dedicated to Irish culture. The Irish World Heritage Centre also hosts the annual Manchester Irish Festival on St. Patrick’s Day. Enjoy refreshments at The Wild Geese Bar and shop for Irish products at the An Siopa hÉireann store.

It is presently being used as a vaccination centre during the Covid-19 pandemic and plans to reopen as normal in 2022.