Liverpool is one of Britain’s most famous music cities. From the Beatles to Frankie Goes to Hollywood, the list is long! Not only that, but some of Liverpool’s best things to do are scattered throughout the city. There are plenty of options when visiting Liverpool.
Over the years we have visited Liverpool many times. and love it. Not only is this town a lot of fun, but it’s also the perfect starting point for a journey through Yorkshire’s vast and beautiful locations. That said, you can also head to Wales or the Peak He District National Park.
Oh, and don’t forget that Liverpool is just a two-hour train ride from London. As such, Liverpool is a very easy city to visit for a day trip or a long weekend.
So, to help you make the most of your time there, here are some of the best places to visit when you arrive in Liverpool. Have the best time in Liverpool!
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1.) Beatles Story Museum
Well, one of the places you must visit in Liverpool is Beatles Story Museum. After all, Liverpool is the city where the Beatles were born. I played a lot of their early gigs.
Located on the Albert Docks coastline, the entire museum is dedicated to telling the story of the Beatles and their rise to world domination. It’s the world’s largest permanent Beatles exhibit and is so amazing to see.
Throughout the museum, you can learn about the Beatles’ rise to fame and the incredible journey that was their musical career. Throughout the exhibition, you will be taken on a step-by-step journey through the Beatles, including the Cavern Club, Abbey Road Studios and other international venues.
To be honest, I’m not a big fan of Beatles music. But listen, I really enjoyed the Beatles Museum.surely Book tickets for The Beatles Story Museum before arriving. That way you won’t miss any slots during your visit.
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2.) Ferry across the River Mersey
Sound familiar? Yes, there is indeed a song about riding a ferry across the River Mersey. Now, Margie her ferry ride is quite short, but it’s well worth the trip.
If you’re in Liverpool, head to the quay right next door. british music experience (If you’re into music, this is also a great spot) and in a few minutes you’ll be at Seacombe.
Tickets for the ferry are fairly cheap and once you’re on board you’ll get some of the best views of Liverpool. When you arrive at Seacom Wharf, head to the Eureka! Science and Discovery Center for fun for the whole family.
For short trips, you can also visit Eureka on the Mersey Ferry. In about 2 hours.
3.) Baltic Triangle
The Baltic Triangle is an area not far from Albert Docks, full of independent music venues, bars and fun nightlife in Liverpool’s old industrial area.
If you’re into music, you might want to book tickets to upcoming live music and themed nights at Camp and Furnace. Located on Greenland Avenue camping and fire pit One of my favorite and alternative venues in disused warehouses.
Please be sure to reserve your venue ticket in advance. Tickets for popular music nights may sell out.
oh don’t forget baltic market, too. Located in an old industrial park, He Market is one of the best gourmet spots to enjoy dinner and drinks. Plus, you’ll find something to suit every taste. From fluffy pancakes to freshly made sushi. The atmosphere is great and you’ll be full.
And don’t forget about the other venues dotted around the Baltic Triangle. There are cool little bars like this: Arts Bar Baltic, Botanical garden There are also other music venues in the nearby District.Additionally, you have bongo bingo (Very fun) And there are plenty of tap houses where you can drink local beer.
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4.) Liverpool Museum
Liverpool Museum is the world’s first museum dedicated to the vibrant city of Liverpool. Located in the Isle of Man’s harbor area, not far from the British Museum Experience. liverpool museum Great to visit.
Celebrating the city’s unique art and culture as it relates to food, culture and people as a whole. Seeing is so important, especially in a city like Liverpool. It has a huge collection that includes archaeological history, period fashion, medieval artifacts, and more.
Not only that, but admission is free.
To help you get around Liverpool easily, Book this hop-on hop-off bus tour You can visit the main tourist spots in the city. This way you can focus all your energy on exploring without the hassle of finding all the places to visit in Liverpool.
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5.) Tate Liverpool
A visit to Tate Liverpool, located on the banks of the Albert Docks, is one of the best things to do in Liverpool’s harbourfront area.
Fun fact: Tate Liverpool is the most visited art gallery and visual arts center outside of London. That tells you how good it is.
You can explore all forms of art here, from centuries-old contemporary art to period art and contemporary art. The best thing about Tate Liverpool is the fact that the exhibits change frequently every year. This means there’s always something new every time you visit.
Plus, admission is free.
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6.) Maritime Museum
If you’re into museums and want to learn more about Liverpool’s maritime history, you’ve come to the right place.
The Maritime Museum is divided into four floors with exhibits detailing the history of the sea, making it very engaging and easy to understand.
This museum is filled with rich history and memories of the people who once lived in Liverpool. This building has several gallery floors. World Gateway, Lusitania and the Empress of Ireland Gallery, Battle of the Atlantic and more.
It’s a great place to visit at lunchtime, as you can walk around the Albert Dock and eat at one of the restaurants and bars.
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7.) Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
Perhaps one of Britain’s most famous modern cathedrals, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral It’s a place you don’t want to miss. It took five years to complete after opening in 1967, but it’s well worth a tour inside.
Designed by architect Gibbard, it has stood proudly overlooking Liverpool for decades.
Once inside, be sure to take a look around the cathedral’s nave and sanctuary.
It is unique and the whole building is very impressive. Oh, and don’t forget the famous organ with over 4000 pipes.
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8.) Royal River Building
The Royal Liver Building, located on the seafront, is one of Liverpool’s most famous buildings. Not only that, but visiting this area is one of the best things to do in Liverpool while exploring the waterfront area.
You can’t go inside at the moment, but you can still see the city’s most famous bird. Barty and Bella stand proudly overlooking Liverpool. Two of his carved birds are said to protect Liverpool, and one of his birds greets incoming sailors (a nod to its maritime history). You may also notice that both concrete birds are chained together.
Local legend says that if Liverpool lost its birds, the city would fall. No one knows if that’s true or not.
Afterwards, be sure to stop by the nearby bronze statue. beatles statue and go there titanic monument.
9.) The Cavern Pub
It’s definitely one of the best things to do in Liverpool. cavern pub One of the most famous music venues in the country. Yes, it’s small, but it’s where the Beatles and many others worked hard.
If you want to see live music, be sure to book your tickets before arriving in Liverpool. The last thing you want to do is go on a trip and find that all the shows are sold out.
If you want to enjoy more tours, Book this Liverpool walking tour It includes the Cavern Club and the Beatles statue. A great way to explore Liverpool.
10.) Liverpool Football Club
Are you interested in your soccer? Then we headed to Liverpool Football Club, This stadium tour. This is a great way to explore Anfield (the stadium) and learn more about the club’s history within Liverpool and its rise to international dominance.
The tour and museum visit takes approximately 90 minutes but is well worth it Book these tickets before arriving. Tickets are sold out during peak hours.
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11.) Liverpool Cathedral
It is not to be confused with the much newer Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral. Liverpool Cathedral is the largest cathedral in all of England.
Near the University of Liverpool buildings. liverpool cathedral It is huge and towers over the surrounding area. Built in the early 1900s, this building is one of the best activities to explore Liverpool’s long history.
Once inside, notice the chapel of Our Lady and its very impressive vaulted ceiling. Moreover, from the outside you can see the cathedral bell tower, which is still the tallest in the whole world.
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12.) Chinatown
For delicious Pan-Asian cuisine, head to Chinatown, west of the Baltic Triangle. Although it is small compared to Chinatowns such as Vancouver and New York, there are quite a few small restaurants to grab a bite to eat.
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13.) Sefton Park
Although it’s a bit far from Liverpool’s seaside area, Sefton Park is a lovely place to visit if you’re looking for a more relaxing day in the city.
When you’re here, be sure to take a stroll from Sefton Park Obelisk to the very impressive Sefton Park Palm House. The latter is a huge Victorian glass house and is beautiful to explore. Admission is completely free and offers spectacular views.
14.) Formby Beach
For a short trip from Liverpool, head to nearby Formby Beach. It is approximately 22 miles from Liverpool city center and has a very beautiful sandy beach.
Came here once and parked at this place (with Google Maps), explore the dunes and coastline on foot. You can walk this coastline for hours. It’s been going on for a very long time.
If the wind is blowing from the west, be sure to have a snack and prepare for the storm.
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