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1. Royal Albert Dock Liverpool. 18,033. Points of Interest & Landmarks. A scenic renovated area of Liverpool that hosts the famous Tate Gallery, home to a wide range of world-class art, and the Beatles Museum, a tribute to the famous rock group. See ways to experience (35) 2024. 2. Anfield Stadium.
- Cross The Mersey in The Best Way Possible
- Enjoy A 360-Degree View from The City's Most Famous Building
- Learn About Liverpool's Past
- Visit Two Very Different Cathedrals
- See An Iconic Stadium Up Close
- Discover Liverpool’s Finest Local Creatives
- See The Best of The Beatles
- Escape The Hum of The City in Sefton Park
- Eat Out in Lark Lane
- Tour The Georgian Quarter’S Historic Pubs
You’ve probably heard the song (and yes, it does briefly get played onboard), but if you want to see Liverpool’s famous skyline in all its glory then there’s no better introduction than taking the ferry ‘cross the Mersey. Choose the River Explorercruise and, along with the great views, you’ll also hear an expert commentary throughout the 50-minute ...
Topped by its two mythical Liver Birds and boasting clock faces larger than Big Ben, the majestic Royal Liver Buildingon Pier Head is perhaps Liverpool’s most iconic sight. Built in 1911, the Edwardian building soars to a height of 322 ft and it’s now possible to enjoy beautiful panoramic views of the city from its wind-whipped summit by taking the...
Despite its centuries-long, and continuing, impact on humanity there are not many museums that tell the story of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum, however, depicts the horrors of the slave trade and acknowledges Liverpool’s own significant role as a port city during that time. Spread across three large rooms ...
Words like yawning and cavernous don’t really do justice to the scale of Liverpool Cathedral, Britain’s largest religious building. Constructed between 1904 and 1978 in a gothic revival style, it needs to be visited to appreciate its grandeur. Also, don’t miss the beautiful Lady Chapel in the southeastern corner of the main building Just a short 10...
Stadium tours can often be a routine affair, but Anfieldhouses a whole host of fascinating stories, iconic scenes and original artefacts that take it beyond most tours of its kind. Home to Liverpool Football Clubsince 1892, its passionate tour guides (especially season ticket-holding local Terry) will get you up close to the famous Kop End and into...
Located inside an elegant redbrick Victorian building on the fringes of the sprawling 17-hectare Liverpool ONE shopping complex, MerseyMadeis the charming antithesis to those familiar global brand names. This friendly space is packed full of work by local artists and creatives, often proudly using distinct Liverpool iconography. They even have resi...
Whatever your musical tastes, you can’t come to Liverpool and ignore The Beatles. Embrace the city’s most famous sons and see the sights and locations that formed and inspired the Fab Four. While the Beatles Story is a good start for any fan, a night at the legendary Cavern Club or going to visit Penny Lane on the Magical Mystery Tour is where the ...
Sandwiched by the neighbourhoods of Toxteth and Aigburth, Sefton Parkis a vast 235-acre green space (one of many in Liverpool) that’s a world away from the bustle of the city centre. Flat as a cricket pitch in parts, while rising and falling around charming lakes and wooded areas in others, it’s perfect for a morning or late afternoon stroll. And d...
If you’re taking a walk around the leafy climes of Sefton Park, there’s no better way to enjoy some post-walk refreshment than to finish amid the bright pubs, cafes and restaurants of Lark Lane. In fact, you don’t really need any excuse to head out to this vibrant Aigburth street. Whether it’s eating Turkish BBQ at Elifor simply relaxing with a pin...
Speaking of quarters, the city’s Georgian Quarter is a well-preserved window into the past that’s now one of Liverpool’s most pleasant areas. With its handsome townhouses evoking the wealth of its status as a booming port city, these charming streets are a treat to stroll. Drop into a few of its historic pubs, such as the ornate Peter Kavanagh’s or...
Choose from museums, galleries, beaches, parks, ferry trips, stadium tours and shopping malls. Explore your options and book here. If you see yourself as a bit of a culture lover then you’ll love the selection of museums and galleries. Some favourites from National Museums Liverpool are the Walker Art Gallery, World Museum and Museum of ...
Bold Street, in Liverpool’s city centre , boasts all that’s great about independent shopping. Rammed with creative shops, bunting, brightly coloured cafes, it’s one of the city’s coolest areas to hang out in. Meander its cobbled streets and find anything from vintage, vinyl or vegan, you’ll find it all dowsed in creative kudos here.
2024. 1. Royal Albert Dock Liverpool. 18,033. Points of Interest & Landmarks. A scenic renovated area of Liverpool that hosts the famous Tate Gallery, home to a wide range of world-class art, and the Beatles Museum, a tribute to the famous rock group. See ways to experience (35) 2024. 2.
At once bougie and innovative, Bold Street is the place to head for one-off vintage pieces, second-hand books, vinyl or quirky homeware by local designers. Don’t forget to stop off at one of the ...
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