Need advice on the top things to see and do during your time in Liverpool? Well look no further. From
vibrant districts such as RopeWalks and the Baltic Triangle, to legendary landmarks including Cavern
Club, St George’s Quarter, and the waterfront, we’ve narrowed down some of the city’s highlights.
Discover more about the transatlantic slave trade
and contemporary slavery through fascinating galleries,
exhibitions and workshops.
Explore quirky coffee shops and a range of stylish
independent shops and restaurants in Liverpool’s
bohemian neighbourhood.
Take a trip to the ODEON, enjoy a bite to eat
at one of the many bars and restaurants,
or browse the countless hight street shops.
This unique and characterful street is home to some
of the best shopping in Liverpool as well as tempting
restaurants and cafes.
As the name suggests, this celebrated museum features
exciting collections of artefacts, artwork, and specimens
from the world over.
Discover more about the city’s maritime history,
Britain’s black sailors, and UK border control.
This lively hub is where you’ll find the best examples
of Liverpool’s creative industry as well as party venues and
alternative dining.
Home to an eclectic mix of art galleries, exhibitions,
and stunning architecture, Liverpool’s waterfront
is not to be missed.
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this fabulous area of the
city is steeped in culture and is home
to several theatres.
Home to the Cavern Club – the famous Liverpudlian
landmark where The Beatles performed their
very first gigs and gained popularity.
This vibrant area of the city features countless
Chinese restaurants, takeaways, and supermarkets, and the
beautifully crafted Chinese Arch.
Home to streets lined with beautiful Georgian houses,
Liverpool’s two cathedrals, and some of the best places
to eat in the city.
Situated on Liverpool’s waterfront, this award-winning
conference and events venue is home to the
Echo Arena and the BT Convention Centre
Discover untold stories about Liverpool’s Fab Four
through exclusive photographs, exhibitions,
and rare memorabilia.
Discover more about Britain’s most famous pop icons
including Adele, Spice Girls, Oasis,
The Beatles, and David Bowie.
