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1. Royal Albert Dock Liverpool 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.- 6. Museum of Liverpool The stunning new Museum of Liverpool is the world’s first national museum devoted to the history of a regional city, demonstrating Liverpool’s unique contribution to the world. This fantastic, free…
- 7. Goodison Park A warm welcome awaits all visitors to Goodison Park when you arrive for a tour at one of the world’s most iconic football stadiums. Visitors will gain access to the players’ changing rooms – both …
- 12. Knowsley Safari Knowsley Safari Park was opened to the public in July 1971 by the 18th Earl of Derby. Then, the `safari park' concept of having visitors in cages (cars) and the animals roaming free based on the drive…
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The city centre has been intensively revitalised in the last decade, as you’ll see at Liverpool One, a snazzy district of shops, hotels and dining. Just around the corner on Matthew Street is the fabled Cavern Club, where the Beatles first built their buzz and performed 300 times, far more than at any other venue in the UK. The enormous St. George’...
The Mersey obviously contributes a lot to Liverpool’s identity, and a large proportion of the city’s top attractions are on the UNESCO-listed riverside. For starters you catch that famous ferry across the Mersey from Pier Head to Woodside in Birkenhead and get a better view of Liverpool’s singular skyline. There are museums aplenty in here: The Bea...
There aren’t many English seaside resorts in such rude health as Southport, which has all the signature amenities of a Victorian escape. There’s an amusement arcade, pleasure park and the spacious Ainsdale beach, all accompanied by local shops. The second-longest pleasure pier in the British Isles is in Southport, at more than a kilometre in length...
The muddy beach at Crosby is to be admired from the grassy foreshore rather than in the water, as bathing is prohibited because of the fluctuating tides. But you have a strong motive to sit and contemplate the scene as it currently hosts Anthony’s Gormley’s Another Place art installation. There are 100 cast iron life-sized figures spread at wide in...
You won’t be catching the ferry across the Mersey just for the view of Liverpool, as there are some attractions to keep you in Birkenhead for longer than you might expect. The Lady Lever Art Gallery is one of Merseyside’s top museum with lots of Victorian art, especially by the pre-Raphaelites and a hoard of Wedgwood fine china, as well as vases an...
An outstanding piece of 19th century urban planning, Port Sunlight is a model village built on what had been empty marsh land south of the Mersey. The 800 houses in this estate were for workers at a factory owned by the Lever Brothers, and the name “Sunlight” comes from the brand of soap that was manufactured there. Some 30 architects worked togeth...
In a metropolitan county like Merseyside unencumbered nature can be hard to find. But Formby bucks the trend with epic sandy beaches on the edge of sand dunes banking up like a miniature mountain range. All this is just minutes from the centre of Liverpool, so joggers, cyclists and dog-walkers all make the trip for the sea air and wide open scenery...
The endless sandflats along the Irish sea coast can make bathing tricky, but at West Kirby there’s a man-made marine lake replenished by the sea. The panoramas here are pretty special, as water surrounds you in three directions at the western corner of the Wirral Peninsula. If things heat up in summer, come here for some bathing, while the consiste...
Up from Birkenhead on the norhteastern corner of the Wirral Peninsula is a seaside resort that came to prominence in the 1800s but suffered in the 20th-century. There was once a massive iron tower here, larger than the one in Blackpool, but dismantled in the wake of the First World War. What does remain though is plenty of charming Victorian housin...
Known as the Georgian Quarter, Canning is a small area just east of the cathedral that was residence for the city’s wealthy industrialists in the 18th and 19th centuries. There are broad streets of beautiful flat-fronted houses, some five storeys tall and other charming cottages with rose gardens out front. It seem strange to see Canning now, but t...
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A fun-loving seaside town with attractions for all the family, and an abundance of independent restaurants and bars making it a foodies’ haven, and full of culture. Whether it’s our historic Victorian architecture, Iron Pier, spectacular series of year-round events, shops, or boutique accommodation , there’s plenty on offer all year round ...
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