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Deansgate is Manchester's longest and most historic street, running nearly a mile from the cathedral to Knott Mill. It's a corridor of architectural gems, major shops, bars and restaurants linking many of the city's key attractions.
The name derives from the Anglo-Saxon Dēan's gata (Dean's road), referring to the medieval church. It has been Manchester's main thoroughfare since Roman times when it formed part of the road from Mamucium fort.