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Things To Do In Liverpool
Top Liverpool Attractions
Liverpool, one of the UK proud North-West Cities. Famous for its maritime history, iconic architecture, and of course, its two local football clubs, Liverpool FC (the reds) and Everton FC (the blues)! (Click HERE to see Liverpool FC Tour ticket details)
One of the city’s most famous landmarks is the Liver Building, an art deco style building that dominates the city’s waterfront and a very popular tourist attraction. The building is home to the Liver Birds, two mythical creatures that have become synonymous with the city and are said to protect the people of Liverpool. Visitors can take a tour of the Liver Building to learn more about its history and enjoy spectacular views of the city from the top. Just click HERE for Liver Building Tickets.
Sitting just up the road from the Liver Building is the Albert Dock, which is definitely worth a visit. A UNESCO World Heritage site that’s home to a range of museums, art galleries, and restaurants. The dock was once a bustling hub of activity for ships from all over the world. Today it provides a glimpse into Liverpool’s fascinating maritime past. Some of the most popular attractions at the Albert Dock include the Beatles Story, the Merseyside Maritime Museum, and the Tate Liverpool. Albert Dock is a lovely place to have a slow walk, especially on a summer day.
We can’t talk about Liverpool without mentioning its famous music scene. Liverpool was home to the Beatles who first rose to fame in the 60’s. Fans of the Fab Four can visit a range of sites associated with the band, including the Cavern Club where they played some of their earliest gigs. We offer tickets to the Liverpool Beatles Museum (Click HERE to see ticket details). We also offer The Beatles Story tickets. This is a very popular ticket that shows you the Fab Four’s history with access to the exhibition, discovery zone, Fab4 Store and Fab4 Cafe. Just click HERE to see ticket details. Other music-related attractions in Liverpool include the British Music Experience (click here for ticket details of the British Music Experience) and the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall.
For those wanting to see Liverpool from a different perspective, how about a trip on the Ferry across the Mersey with tickets for that. See the beautiful city from the water! Or a combination ticket of Mersey Cruise and Sightseeing Bus around the city!
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WHAT TO DO IN Liverpool
Liverpool travel guide
WHAT TO DO IN Liverpool
Liverpool travel guide
What are your plans when you visit Liverpool? Dive into the history of The Beatles by visiting their museum and going on the Magical Mystery Tour? A trip over the Mersey on the ferry to see the city from the water view. A trip on the local Hop-on Hop-off Liverpool sightseeing bus to take in some of the most famous sights the city offers or a trip to Liverpool FC’s Anfield Stadium to see the home of the reds. Whatever your reason for visiting, Liverpool will offer you a warm welcome, no matter the time of year!
Liverpool… Did you know…
- Liverpool has a population of around 500,000 people.
- Liverpool was founded by King John in 1207 and it’s believed the name “Liverpool” is thought to have originated from the Old English word “Liferpōl,” meaning “muddy creek.”
- Liverpool used to be one of the major ports not just of Britain but of the whole of the British Empire. During the 19th century, it was a hub for trade and migration. It was also the port of registry for the world-famous Titanic.
- Liverpool is world-famous for its music scene with multiple world-renowned musicians coming from Liverpool including The Beatles, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Echo and the Bunnymen.
- Liverpool is home to two cathedrals, the Anglican Cathedral and the Catholic Cathedral.
- Liverpool is home to two football clubs. Liverpool Football Club and Everton Football Club.
- Liverpool’s China Town is one of the oldest Chinese communities in Europe, with the first recorded Chinese person arriving in the city in 1834.
- The Royal Liver Building is a symbol of the city and is home to the famous Liver Birds, which are two large mythical birds that overlook the city.
- Liverpool is famous for its music scene and each year puts on The Liverpool International Music Festival which attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world.
- Liverpool is a UNESCO World Heritage site
Liverpool, home to some incredibly passionate people, The Beatles, Liverpool FC and Everton FC!
- Language: English
- Currency: GBP £
- Dialling code: +44 (0151 locally)
- Time zone: GMT + 0