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Gartside Gardens located at Kincardine Rd, Manchester M13 9WN, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0161 234 4343

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Gartside Gardens manchester
Gartside Gardens manchester
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Gartside Gardens manchester
Gartside Gardens manchester
Gartside Gardens manchester
Gartside Gardens manchester
Gartside Gardens manchester

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David Norman

4 Google Rating

Great place for the kids to play

4/ 5

Great place for the kids to play

Derek Scott

5 Google Rating

Great space for the City Centre

5/ 5

Great space for the City Centre

Spare time projects

5 Google Rating

Nice park.

5/ 5

Nice park.

remi rial

5 Google Rating

Nice place

5/ 5

Nice place

Marco Monti

4 Google Rating

Nice park

4/ 5

Nice park

Paul Wilson

1 Google Rating

Went for the 'Spooky trail' with my daughter but when we got there there was no info about it and it

1/ 5

Went for the 'Spooky trail' with my daughter but when we got there there was no info about it and it's not clear where the info centre is.

Mansoor Abdullah

4 Google Rating

Close to my house. Many physical activities for children. Jogging track as well

4/ 5

Close to my house. Many physical activities for children. Jogging track as well

Locc 2 da brain

5 Google Rating

Me and my little boy love it here. Good place to walk and get fresh air.

5/ 5

Me and my little boy love it here. Good place to walk and get fresh air.

Graham Pennance

5 Google Rating

Park is always lovely and clean, it's a pleasure to walk through

5/ 5

Park is always lovely and clean, it's a pleasure to walk through

Diane M

4 Google Rating

Good playground for kids. Football and tennis pitches available

4/ 5

Good playground for kids. Football and tennis pitches available

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