LIVERPOOL GUIDE
Liverpool has history, beauty and culture paired with delicious food and drink. Made up of distinct neighbourhoods, Liverpool is a fabulous city which we’d love for you to experience for yourself
WatERFRONT
Liverpool’s waterfront and docks are a huge part of what makes it so great! Liverpool was home to both the Cunard and White Star Line, and was the port of registry of the RMS Titanic, the RMS Lusitania, the Queen Mary and the Olympic ocean liners. These days you might still see a cruise ship floating on the River Mersey as the Liverpool Cruise Terminal opened in 2007. The heart of the waterfront is the Royal Albert Dock. It contains the UK’s largest collection of Grade I listed buildings as well as being the most visited multi-use attraction outside London as it is home to many restaurants, bars, shops and museums.
THINGS TO SEE AND DO:
- Albert Dock
- Beatles Explorer
- Beatles Magical Mystery Tour
- City Explorer Liverpool Tours
- City Sights Liverpool Tours
- Escape Hunt
- International Slavery Museum
- LFC City Explorer Tour
- Liver Building – RLB360
- Liverpool Cycle Tours
- Liverpool Watersports Centre
- Mattel Play! Liverpool
- Mersey Ferries
- Merseyside Maritime Museum
- Museum of Liverpool
- Tate Liverpool
- The Adventure Dock Co
- The Beatles Story Liverpool
- The Beatles Statue
- The Wheel of Liverpool
- Victorian Carousel
- and many shops, bars and restaurants
BALTIC TRIANGLE
The Baltic was once home to the gritty warehouses and workshops in the 1800s and is now one of the most exciting areas of Liverpool. A destination for tourists and locals, the area is at the heart of the Independent Liverpool scene.
THINGS TO SEE AND DO:
- Baltic Market
- Cains Brewery Village
- Ghetto Golf
- Red Brick Market
- Street-art Spotting
- and many independent bars, restaurants and shops
GEORGIAN QUARTER
The Georgian Quarter houses Liverpool’s oldest and most majestic buildings. A great area for good food and drink; it is definitely worth a visit.
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CAVERN QUARTER
Home to the world-famous Cavern Club; the Cavern Quarter is the place for music fans.
THINGS TO SEE AND DO:
- Beatles Lounge and Bar
- Cavern Club
- Cavern Pub
- John Lennon Tribute Statue
- Magical Beatles Museum
- Mathew Street Musical Wall of Fame
St. George'S quarter
This quarter is another UNESCO World Heritage site and a must-visit for culture-lovers.
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ROPEWALKS
Named for the 19th century craft of ship rope-making, this neighbourhood has now become a cultural hub of independent shops, restaurants and galleries.
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Further afield
Here are some ideas of places to visit that are a bit further afield than in the above Liverpool neighbourhoods.
THINGS TO SEE AND DO:
- Acorn Farm (30 minutes by car)
- Anfield Tour
- Knowsley Safari Experience (30 minutes by car)
- Port Sunlight Village
- Speke Hall, Garden and Estate (National Trust)
