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The 8 best things to do in Liverpool
Look no further for the culture capital of the North. Brimming with a vibrant art scene, unrivaled music heritage, and world-renowned waterfront, Liverpool has plenty of must-see sights to visit. Oh, and you won’t forget the nightlife any time soon.
The Beatles Story
Everything to know about John, Paul, George, and Ringo all under one roof. It’s an award-winning exhibition of rock and roll history, with attractions for all of the family.
Albert Dock
Part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, the dock is lined with iconic architecture and packed with history. Wondering where to eat? You can grab a bite looking out over the marina.
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
Perched above the city, it stands proud as an architectural masterpiece. Make sure to time your visit with one of the beautiful music concerts. People of all faiths are welcome.
Walker Art Gallery
The Walker Art Gallery hosts some of Europe's best statues and paintings from the 13th century to modern day. It's one of the largest collections in England, outside of London.
Anfield Stadium
Liverpool fan or not, a visit is a must for football fanatics. If you’re not game for a match, why not try a stadium tour? They’re family-friendly and reasonably priced.
Liverpool Cathedral
Sir John Betjeman hailed it as ‘one of the great buildings of the world’ and it truly is a stunning sight. Go up The Tower to glimpse the cityscape, or take an interactive tour.
Museum of Liverpool
It’s one of Britain’s finest museums and worth a visit. Don’t miss the planetarium and award-winning hands-on Natural History Centre. It’s open 10:00AM – 5:00PM with free entry.
World Museum
With thousands of exhibits, the museum is packed with insight into Earth’s history and cultures. Don’t miss one of Europe’s finest collections of Ancient Egyptian artifacts.
Planning Your Liverpool Visit
Getting Around
With Liverpool John Lennon Airport on the edge of the city, it’s easy to have a flying visit. But once you’re there, the city has plenty of public transport, whether it is by road, rail or river. For any attractions along the waterfront, hop onto a Mersey Ferries service for something different.
Where should you stay in Liverpool?
The city is brimming with hotels, apartments, hostels, and B&Bs. There’s plenty to choose from - whatever your price range - and all with that famous Scouse welcome. For somewhere with a view, why not stay in rooms overlooking The Albert Dock, close to chic restaurants and bars. No matter where you end up, you’ll be able to travel easily to all of the city’s must-see sights.
Good to know
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- Language
- English
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- Currency
- British Pound (£)
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- Time Zone
- UTC (+00:00)
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- Country Code
- +44
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- Best time to visit
- The weather is best from April to September, when the days are longer and the temperatures are comfortable for sightseeing. Do pack a sweater, though, as the evenings can get chilly.
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What people are saying about Liverpool
Party of six from Liverpool enjoyed the experience ... Fantastic
Would have liked more ghost stories, but enjoyed it all, the drama, story telling, cajoling of audience, and the actors deathly sombre mood and dress. Lots of humour and audience engagement. We enjoyed the finale of the tour of seven streets ... the dead house. Loved the build up to the dead house the drama the actors gave, the atmosphere of death when we entered the steps down to the dead house ..... and of course the frightful ending . The Actors created a wonderful death ambience, unforgettable, with the view of the Mersey and Liver building in full view of our ghoulish adventure. Lots of opportunity to have picture taken with the ghoulish girls, the pics look great and memory of night out as friends. To end at Ma Boyles hostelry was also a bonus as this gave us the chance to relive the night with "live music". Fabulous night.
Well planned tour that was informative and fun!
I treated my daughter to this tour, thinking I’d be a little bored! I was very wrong, the day was full of interesting things, not just about the show, but also the city of Liverpool and surrounding area. I came away, ready to watch the series from the beginning but also really loving Liverpool! The tour was very well thought out, kept our attention and was jam packed! The tour guide and driver both very genuine, friendly chaps! We came away on a high and would definitely go back for more!!
Fantastic tour, would definitely recommend
Could not fault this tour, the locations were great to see. Our guide Gary Friday on a Saturday was amazing and full of knowledge he was fully in character and knew everything there was to know about the Peaky Blinders and Liverpool too. Book this tour, you will not be disappointed !!!! Thanks again ... Bryan and Lorraine ... by order of the Peaky Blinders ....
This is a fantastic tour, well worth the money.
This tour was booked to celebrate my dad’s 93rd birthday. He’s been a Liverpool supporter all his life and he loved every minute of the tour. The two stewards in the press room are comedy gold. The good thing is you are allowed to take your own time around the stadium. A great time was had by all of us, even more who hates football.
very enjoyable experience even though i am not a huge football fan.
staff very friendly and helpful, had a great time in a group that was not too big so we were all able to hear our guide's explanations during the tour. In the museum we were able to take our time and wander as much as we wanted. Would recommend to anyone visiting the city.
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