Best Highlights of Liverpool – Walking Tour
Liverpool is one of the world’s most distinctive and creative cities. From its stunning World Heritage waterfront to its vibrant culture, stylish shops, and restaurants, it’s a city with a unique spirit and personality. With a local, charismatic guide, you will see the best historical and cultural sites in the city. Do you know that Liverpool has one of the largest collections of English art? Take in one of the finest neo-Grecian buildings in the world and the oldest art center in Great Britain. Wander through the historic Albert Dock. What makes it so special? Hear the story about the legendary Beatles and their history. The iconic group has definitely left its mark on the city! Do you know that Liverpool holds the Guinness Book of Records title for being the Capital of Pop? The city has become a modern hub for art and culture so it is easy to see why it is one of the most popular destinations for international visitors.
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Maritime Museum
The 175-year-old Maritime Museum displays a collection of past cruise liners the city has constructed, including the famous Titanic. Many exhibitions and events are held in this museum, highlighting the history of Liverpool's dock & the many relics of ships and liners that tells a story of long ago. (Outside visit)
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Tate Gallery
A member of the Tate network of galleries that have become an institution in the UK. The Tate is a contemporary art gallery and museum. (Outside visit)
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Royal Albert Dock Liverpool
These docks here once dominated global trade in the early 19th century, influencing how the ways docks worked in the future. It is one of the prime locations tourists visit in Liverpool. (Outside visit)
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Liverpool Sign
A great Instagram spot! The Liverpool sign provides a vibrant and colorful welcome to newcomers to the city.
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Beatles Pier Head Statue
Music fans will appreciate the statues of the iconic fab four standing with one another on the Waterfront Pier Head. Their presence can be found throughout all parts of the city.
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Liver Building
A grand 322 feet tall skyscraper defined by 2 clock towers stands as the city's most architecturally stunning achievement. It is the most well-known landmark of the city. (Outside visit)
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Cavern Club
This unassuming nightclub is now world-famous as the starting ground for The Beatles. Arguably one of, if not the biggest, and most influential bands in the world. (Outside visit)
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Liverpool ONE
For visitors looking for the best shopping experience Liverpool can provide, Liverpool ONE provides over 170 stores, bars, and restaurants for all your needs.