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Why travel to Liverpool: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Liverpool
- Due to its diverse range of visitor attractions, Liverpool is one of the most visited travel destinations in the United Kingdom.
- During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it was most notable as a port.
- Everton F.C. and Liverpool F.C. are two of the city's most prominent football teams. Liverpudlians, or Scousers, are residents of Liverpool.
- Liverpool is famed worldwide for its music, and Guinness World Records has named it the World Capital City of Pop.
- The Beatles, one of the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed bands in mainstream music, are probably the most well-known group from the city.
- Capital- Liverpool
- International Airport: Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL)
- Currency- Pound sterling
- Time: UTC +1
- Driving side- Left side
- Main Electricity- 230 volts
- Official Language- English
- Religion- Western (Roman) Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Liverpool
- Since 1969, this pointy icon has towered above the city, similar to Seattle's Space Needle.
- Liverpool Cathedral is a Gothic behemoth in the city's centre.
- Bold Street is a vibrant independent shopping district in Liverpool.
- The 9. Merseyside Maritime Museum is located at Albert Dock and is dedicated to Liverpool's rich maritime history.
- This Museum Liverpool is dedicated to the city of Liverpool and is located on the banks of Mersey River.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Liverpool
- Late spring and summer are the best time for visiting Liverpool, while early autumn is less congested and has more nice weather.
- Given the long and cold evenings that Liverpool suffers during the winter, it is not the best time for warm weather fans.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Liverpool
The Beatles Story
- Unmissable for fans and non-fans alike, an interactive walk-through experience through Liverpool's most famous quarter.
- This multi-award-winning tribute to the Beatles is not just for fans.
- You'll not only learn everything there is to know about the band, but you'll also get a taste of the swinging '60s, with recreations of The Casbah, Mathew Street, and The Cavern, as well as unique memorabilia and interactive areas.
- If you want to shell out on a souvenir, there's also the world's widest variety of official Beatles goods.
Tate Liverpool
- The Tate galleries are located in the north of the United Kingdom.
- Tate Liverpool, once a warehouse, is now one of the most stunning art galleries in the UK.
- Visit Albert Dock to witness how James Stirling transformed the old structure into a modern monster that capitalizes on the structure's unique qualities.
- A well-received Keith Haring show is currently on view, as is the excellent survey 'Lucian Freud: Real Lives,' which continues through January 2022.
- While you're there, check out the Louise Bourgeois show, which is also open until January 2022.
Anfield
- The home stadium of Liverpool Football Club.
- The Reds have called Anfield home since 1892, but that doesn't mean other sports legends haven't touched its hallowed pitch.
- Since its inception in 1884, the stadium has hosted boxing, tennis, and rugby matches.
- A stadium tour will teach you everything you need to know about the club's history, as well as allow you to see inside the locker rooms, walk up the tunnel (and, of course, slap the famous sign), and stand on the pitch.
Mersey Ferry
- A Merseyside hop-on-hop-off bus tour.
- It's probably worth a ride if Gerry and the Pacemakers believed it was worth singing. You'll get fantastic views of the city at the very least.
- Choose between a conventional hop-on-hop-off cruise and a combination ticket that includes admission to additional Liverpool sites such as the family-friendly interactive Spaceport and the U-Boat Story, where you can browse around a real German submarine.
- Pop artist Sir Peter Blake' dazzle painted' one of the riverboats in 2018.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Liverpool Off the Beaten Track
The City Centre
- If you arrive by rail, to spend your holiday, the city centre will be right in front of you, and you can stop for refreshments in one of Lime Street's excellent pubs.
- Much of the retail district is pedestrianized, and you'll find everything you need in big stores and smaller shops, as well as restaurants, cafés, and bars where you can refuel.
- Liverpool ONE is a cutting-edge shopping area with a bus stop that spills out onto nearby streets. Every year, the Tickle the Ivories street festival invites passers-by to play one of the street pianos.
- Liverpool is famous for its music history, particularly the Beatles, and 12-14 Whitechapel is manager Brian Epstein's music store NEMS and the Beatles HQ (since gone).
- Although it is not the original building, Brian Epstein met the Beatles in the Cavern Club on Mathew Street, now part of the Cavern Quarter.
- It draws tourists from all over the world who want to see where the Beatles and other Mersey Sound bands first achieved recognition among local fans and where Cilla Black worked as a cloakroom helper.
Albert Dock
- The docks used to be the beating heart of Liverpool's industry and commerce. The waterfront has been re-imagined as an excellent site for a stroll, gathering of friends, convenient location for anyone staying in Liverpool for a short visit.
- In 1840, Albert Dock was home to the UK's most extensive collection of Grade 1 listed buildings. Its sides are lined with small businesses, eateries, and the Tate Liverpool art gallery (free from temporary shows).
- The Beatles Story (which charges an admission price) is a magnet for fans and music lovers further down, with a related shop and café at the Mersey Ferries Pier Head.
Baltic Triangle
- The Baltic Triangle, formerly blighted by dingy industries, has been transformed into a hotbed of independent and creative entrepreneurs operating out of repurposed warehouses.
- Liverpool ONE is a fifteen-minute walk from the city's vibrant nightlife, including music, street food, and art.
- While enjoying various events and festivals, including live music, the Baltic Market will fill you up with excellent food.
- Look for street art and vintage stores, as well as new methods to play quizzes, bingo, golf, and board games. Then head to a yellow submarine for a drink.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Liverpool Culture and Traditions
- Over ten years ago, Liverpool sat atop a world-famous stage, proudly wearing the European Capital of Culture title.
- The city of culture in Liverpool changed how the world saw modern metropolises of art, culture, and sport and made Liverpool an instantly recognizable destination.
- Liverpool's visitor economy had doubled eight years later, thanks to £4 billion in public and private investment fueled by cultural activity.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Liverpool: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Scouse
#Food
- Scouse, the most famous of Liverpool's dishes, is so well-known in the region that it has become a moniker for locals and the name of the local accent.
- It's a substantial meat stew cooked with thick-cut veggies and frequently mutton or beef. It is not related to other British casseroles or hot pots; instead, it is based on a Norwegian recipe introduced to Liverpool by travelling fishermen who worked at the port.
- Fresh scouse is served in several taverns in Liverpool, generally with pickled beetroot or cabbage and a slice of bread.
Bubble and squeak
#Food
- Bubble and squeak get their name from the sounds it produces while cooking. It's a fantastic way to use up leftovers the day after a roast meal.
- Potatoes are a must-have item, and Brussel sprouts offer a unique flavour to the recipe, but any roast veggies can be substituted depending on what you have on hand.
- The mixture is fried on both sides till golden brown after crushing the potatoes and combining everything.
- Serve alongside leftover meat or in a traditional British fry-up.
Royal Albert Dock
#Fashion
- The Royal Albert Dock is the historic crown gem of Liverpool's waterfront, and it's also a terrific spot to go shopping.
- Trendy design businesses, independent fashion houses, and various beautiful souvenir shops are nestled within the country's largest group of Grade I-listed structures.
- The Tate Liverpool store, which sells multiple books, art-inspired souvenirs, and homeware, is a must-see.
Liverpool ONE
#Fashion
- It's impossible to talk about shopping in Liverpool without mentioning the UK's largest open-air shopping mall. Located in the centre of the city, Liverpool ONE is home to 170 stores, pubs, and restaurants.
- Rather than being a series of identical commercial facades, each building was built by a different architect, giving each store its style.
- There are plenty of decent places to dine and drink, as well as regular high street shops and quirky, unique boutiques.
69A
#Fashion
- 69A is both correct and a little pretentious when describing itself as vintage apparel and antique business.
- It's chock-full of delighted nonsense straight out of a Dickens novel.
- The room is much larger than it appears, and once inside, you'll feel as if you've been drawn into a black hole as you explore garments that could have been hanging there for a century and goods that could cost a pound or a thousand pounds.
Ninja Warrior UK Adventure
#Fun
- Ninja Warrior UK Adventure (Wigan) is one of the UK's largest adventure parks, with a 35,000 sq ft area dedicated to pure fun and adrenaline.
- This indoor adventure park is packed with numerous courses that will put your stamina, endurance, and fitness to the test.
- You'll be rolling, climbing, jumping, and more. You can appreciate the many obstacles they offer in this mix of inflatable airpark and ninja warrior courses.
- Their courses are available in various difficulty levels, so you won't have any trouble selecting one that matches your skills.
- If you're up for a challenge, you can work your way through each level until you've mastered the most challenging section and earned the title of Ninja Warrior.
- Make a reservation for an excursion with your friends and family, and appreciate the challenge that this facility may provide.
Inflata Nation Inflatable Park Cheshire
#Fun
- All children can enjoy bouncing, climbing, sliding, and tumbling at Inflata Nation Inflatable Park Cheshire, a soft play theme park in Cheshire.
- They have Inflata Drop, Inflata Wall, Inflata Race, Inflata Bubbles, Inflata Balls, and Inflata Totos, among other features and games that children of all ages will enjoy.
- They also have a separate section for children under three, where they may enjoy their courses and obstacles without worrying about larger children.
- They also provide a variety of programs for children, adults, and people with disabilities to have dedicated sessions where they can have fun in a safe setting and gain confidence in their ability to move.
- They also host children's parties and have experienced party hosts who make your celebration more memorable and distinctive.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Liverpool: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Sefton Park, which arcs around the city's boho southern suburbs, is the largest in Liverpool.
- The hot wrought-iron Palm House, loaded to the rafters with exotic fronds and ferns, an attractive lake or two, and acres of lawn to spread out on are all inside the grounds.
- Croxteth Hall Park is a lovely and varied estate with forest, ponds, streams, farmlands, and a Victorian Walled Garden where visitors may learn about Liverpool's historic botanical collection.
- The estate, which includes a 500-acre country park and nature reserve, is popular with walkers because of its varied environment and activities.
- You'll find West Derby Courthouse within the country park, one of Liverpool's oldest public buildings.
- Croxteth Park also has an adventure playground, a miniature train, and orienteering routes.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Liverpool Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Every year in August, International Beatleweek brings together bands from all over the world for an incredible roster of live concerts.
- While the majority of the performances take place in the Cavern's three venues, it does tend to stretch out to other locations in the city to showcase everything the city has to offer.
- It's now easier than ever before to get the most out of this event.
- All of the sites are relatively close to the city centre, so you can quickly check out whatever you want to see even if you're walking.
- Every year, roughly 75,000 people attend Liverpool Pride, a long-running LGBTQ+ festival that includes stages, street sellers, entertainment, and a parade.
- Every year, during a weekend near the beginning of August, you'll discover a Saturday jam-packed with fun and live performances that everyone can enjoy.
- The Sunday section of the festival is usually more relaxed, with an emphasis on arts and sports.
- Because the same-named organization organizes the event, you can be assured that your participation will assist in funding the preservation of LGBTQ+ people's rights and protections throughout the city.
- Africa Oye is one of the most well-known African music festivals in the UK, gathering over 50,000 people to Sefton Park every June.
- Numerous live performances by performers mainly from Africa and the Caribbean are available.
- With many performers from all across the diaspora, the diversity of talents on exhibit here is fantastic.
- South African performers, in particular, have introduced the event to Soca, Salsa, and Reggae. As a bonus, this festival is free to attend.
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