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Sackville Gardens
Sackville Gardens is a small green pause beside Manchester’s Gay Village. Visit for the Alan Turing Memorial and Beacon of Hope rather than for a long park walk.
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Two memorials give this modest space a depth that its size might hide. Turing’s seated figure recalls his work and the prejudice he faced; the Beacon of Hope commemorates people affected by HIV and AIDS. Together they make the gardens a thoughtful continuation of a Canal Street walk.
What to look for
Alan Turing is depicted seated on a bench.
The Beacon of Hope is a memorial to people affected by HIV and AIDS.
The gardens sit close to Canal Street and the Rochdale Canal.
Useful to know
Enter from Sackville Street while walking the Gay Village.
Make time for both memorials; the gardens themselves are compact.
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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