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City description

While its cathedral, the largest Anglican church in the world, really stands out, and its pretty streets offer the perfect invitation for daydreaming, it is the seafront and the docks that really epitomise Liverpool. They link up the city’s commercial and industrial past with its arty, energetic present. The silhouette of the Pier Head and its Three Graces is stunning, and Albert Dock elegantly illustrates the new lease of life that the city has breathed into many of its iconic buildings. Synonymous with music, Liverpool was the birthplace of the “Fab Four”. They are now celebrated all around the city, not least at The Beatles Story and the Beatles Shop. While it may have been the Cavern Club that made the band so fashionable, Eric’s Club was a real hotspot for Europe’s punk rock scene, welcoming the likes of the Ramones, Joy Division and The Clash. Ten years before that, the city was also the birthplace of Merseybeat. Nowadays, big names in music from all genres come here to play at the Echo Arena or some of the many major events put on across the city, including Liverpool Sound City and the Liverpool International Music Festival.

As the Beatles said when they sang about Penny Lane, this area “beneath the blue suburban skies” is “in my ears” but also “in my eyes”. Liverpool is arguably the country’s second biggest cultural destination and home to international museums. Some might even refer to it as number one when it comes to audaciousness and discovery. With the classics at the Walker Art Gallery, the catalogue of contemporary and British art at the Tate Liverpool and the explorations of digital art showcased at FACT, art lovers are bound to find something to fascinate them here.

Liverpool has plenty to offer when it comes to local food as well. Inventive dishes and fantastic restaurants are popping up all over the place. Nestled in the heart of a region known for its cheese and agriculture, Liverpool has embraced the trend of healthy, local and varied cuisine. Small producers are showcased in trendy venues as well as in a wide range of pubs and bars. Along with some delicious traditional flavors like pies and fish & chips, you’ll find the characteristic warmth of a city that has always sought the light in the darkest times and managed to get the most out of its industrial and social heritage. The hymn to hope that Liverpool fans can’t help but sing in the legendary Anfield Stadium sums up the solidarity and energy of the city: “Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart. And you’ll never walk alone…” Time for you to walk through the streets of Liverpool yourself to rediscover your faith in life.

Practical info

Introduction

Liverpool is located in the North West of England, on the eastern side of the Mersey estuary and on the edge of the Irish sea. With half a million residents, Liverpool is the 5th most populated city in Britain and the second ecomic metropolis after London. The hometown of the Beatles covers a surface area of 112 km2.
The official language in Liverpool is English, however, many languages are spoken locally due to the city's multicultural residents.
The weekend falls on Saturday and Sunday. Businesses such as restaurants and bars tend to open 7 days a week. You will also find convenience stores open 24 hours a day.

Visa

A foreign citizen who wishes to visit the UK must first obtain a visa, with the exception of European Union (EU) nationals and passport holders from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and the U.S.A.
To confirm whether you need a a specific visa to enter the UK, it’s best to check with your own country’s Department of Immigration.

Local currency

The British currency is the Pound sterling. The sign for the Pound is £.
In Liverpool, the majority of local ATM machines accept major credit cards such as Visa, Mastercard and American Express. Be aware that a service charge may apply.
Stores, restaurants and shopping malls typically accept payments by credit card.
In the UK, tipping is usually optional given that a service charge is usually included in the bill. However, it is polite to tip 10-15% of the overall bill in restaurants when there is no service charge added, and 5-10% of the overall taxi bill to taxi drivers.

Electricity

In the UK, the standard voltage is 230 V, the standard frequency is 50 Hz and the power sockets that are used are of type G with 3 pins (i.e. the same format that you can find in Ireland, the Middle East, Singapore and Malaysia).

Getting around

Transport

Transportation is easy to organise in Liverpool and includes a wide range of methods, such as: local cabs, private car services, rental car, train, buses, bikes and ferries along the Mersey River.

The local public transport network is coordinated by MerseyTravel and includes buses, trains and ferries. For an entire journey you can purchase the Saveaway ticket (£5) combining the three options of transportation.

Liverpool local rail networt consists of three lines: the Northern Line, the Wirral Line and the City Line.

The Mersey Ferry operates between Pier Head, next to Albert Dock, and the Wirral Peninsula (Birkenhead and Wallasey) on the other side of the estuary. Services operate every 20 minutes during the busy hours and every hour for the rest of the day and during weekends.

In 2014, the Liverpool’s CityBike service was launched and offers bike hire from more than 140 stations across the city.

Keep in mind that when driving in Liverpool, you must drive on the left side of the road.

Taxis

Liverpool's black hackney cabs can be hailed on the street, found at taxi ranks or booked in advance through a Liverpool taxi company. The initial charge is £2,50 and each additional kilometer is £1,50. Some additional charges may apply. Tips are not included and credit card and debit cards are usually accepted, with an additional charge.

Getting to & from the airport

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is situated only 15 km from Liverpool city centre. When taking a cab between Liverpool John Lennon Airport and the city centre, expect the 15-20 minutes journey to cost around £20 (depending upon traffic and the time of day). Metered taxis are available and private transfers can be arranged at the airport.

The Arriva Airport Express buses are also very convenient to take you from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to the city centre. Buses run every 20 minutes and take more or less half an hour.

Manchester Airport is located only 45 minutes from Liverpool. Northern Rail services operate every hour between Liverpool Lime Street Station and Manchester Airport.

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Top things to do in Liverpool

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Great Homer Street Market

Great Homer Street Market

Great Homer Street Market

Shopping
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Every Saturday, in-the-know Liverpudlians and visitors alike search for great deals and treasures at the Great Homer Street market.

Every Saturday, in-the-know Liverpudlians and visitors alike search for great deals and treasures at the Great Homer Street market. Affectionately nicknamed "Greatie" by locals, this institution may have relocated in 2015 yet, it has not lost its charm. In the busy aisles, visitors will find fashion stores (mainly women and children) and household objects. To buy fresh local products, make sure to visit the Lark Lane Farmer’s Market which is held on the fourth Saturday of every month. Regional producers come to sell locally produced Cheshire apple juice, homemade jams, organic cakes and Lancashire cheese.

Address

Great Homer Street : Dryden Street (off Great Homer Street), L5 5BT Liverpool. Samedi 9h-16h.Lark Lane Farmer’s Market : Lark Lane, Aigburth, L17 9PF. Quatrième samedi du mois 9h-14h.

Echo Arena in Liverpool

Echo Arena in Liverpool

Echo Arena in Liverpool

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| Liverpool, United Kingdom

The greatest contemporary artists perform at Liverpool’s Echo Arena. For classical concerts, discover the programming of the Philharmonic Hall...

The greatest contemporary artists perform at Liverpool’s Echo Arena. For classical concerts, discover the programming of the Philharmonic Hall, home of the famous Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

Address

Kings Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, Liverpool L3 4FP+44 844 800 0400 / www.echoarena.com Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Hope St, Liverpool, Merseyside L1 9BP+44 151 709 3789 / www.liverpoolphil.com

Hanover Street Social

Hanover Street Social

Restaurants & nightlife
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Local diners can be found tucking in at any time of the day at the welcoming Hanover Street Social brasserie designed in brick, relishing porr...

Local diners can be found tucking in at any time of the day at the welcoming Hanover Street Social brasserie designed in brick, relishing porridge, delicious grilled or roasted meats or tasty sharing plates over a bottle of good wine.

Address

16-20 Hanover Street, Liverpool L1 4AA, Royaume-Uni+44 151 709 8784 / www.hanoverstreetsocial.co.uk

Albert Dock

Albert Dock

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| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Built entirely of brick, cast iron and stone, the Albert Dock complex was the first non-combustible warehouse system to be built in the world ...

Built entirely of brick, cast iron and stone, the Albert Dock complex was the first non-combustible warehouse system to be built in the world in 1846. Since 1988, it has also become an important local entertainment hub with a wealth of museums, restaurants and bars.

Address

22, Edward Pavilion, Liverpool, Merseyside L3 4AF+44 151 708 7334 / www.albertdock.com

Pier Head

Pier Head

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| Liverpool, United Kingdom

This trio of iconic buildings along the riverbanks of the Mersey River is known as "Pier Head". The buildings were constructed between 1903 an...

This trio of iconic buildings along the riverbanks of the Mersey River is known as "Pier Head". The buildings were constructed between 1903 and 1916 on the old George's Dock and were classified by UNESCO in 2004.

Address

Pier Head, Liverpool, Merseyside L3 1BY

Walker Art Gallery

Walker Art Gallery

Walker Art Gallery

Art & design
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Nicknamed the "National Gallery of the North", this museum houses the largest collection of British art outside of London.

Nicknamed the "National Gallery of the North", this museum houses the largest collection of British art outside of London. The Walker Art Gallery is housed in a Neoclassical building in the heart of Liverpool’s cultural William Brown Street and welcomes visitors with statues of Michelangelo and Raphael. Its collection comprises mainly of European pieces from the thirteenth century to the present by artists who have marked the history of art such as Turner, Cézanne, Gainsborough, Poussin, Rubens, Simone Martini and Rodin. The museum’s collection also extends to the contemporary British art scene by showcasing artists such as David Hockney and Bridget Riley.

Address

William Brown St, Liverpool L3 8EL+44 151 478 4199 / www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/walker

Liverpool One Shopping Center

Liverpool One Shopping Center

Liverpool One Shopping Center

Shopping
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

The Liverpool One Shopping Center is part of a larger project to rehabilitate 1,700 hectares of land in the heart of the city.

The Liverpool One Shopping Center is part of a larger project to rehabilitate 1,700 hectares of land in the heart of the city. Liverpool One is also an entertainment hub - including a cinema, theater and green spaces - and a residential area. It was inaugurated in 2008, at the time when the city was the European Capital of Culture. The British chain stores Debenhams and John Lewis (who claims to be "the favoured department store in the country") have set up extensive branches there. Alongside these two giants, brands such as Cath Kidston, Dr. Martens, Fred Perry, Karen Millen, Miss Selfridge and Waterstones also flourish.

Address

5 Wall Street, Liverpool L1 8JQ+44 151 232 3100 / www.liverpool-one.com

Jogging in Sefton Park

Jogging in Sefton Park

Jogging in Sefton Park

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| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Enjoy some fresh air in the heart of Liverpool’s major verdant parkland, Sefton Park, which spans over one hundred hectares and is home to a s...

Enjoy some fresh air in the heart of Liverpool’s major verdant parkland, Sefton Park, which spans over one hundred hectares and is home to a statue of Peter Pan, the magnificent Palm House greenhouse and a peaceful lake.

Address

Liverpool, Merseyside L17 1AF+44 151 233 2008 / liverpool.gov.uk/leisure-parks-and-events/parks-and-greenspaces/sefton-park

Watch a Football Match at Anfield Stadium

Watch a Football Match at Anfield Stadium

Watch a Football Match at Anfield Stadium

Highlights
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

What a memorable experience to hear the crowds of Liverpool Football Club fans singing for their team in this fervent stage.

What a memorable experience to hear the crowds of Liverpool Football Club fans singing for their team in this fervent stage. At Liverpool’s Anfield stadium, the local fans - known as “The Kop” - have the reputation of being one of the warmest spectator forums in Europe.

Address

Anfield Road, Liverpool L4 0TH+44 151 260 6677 / www.liverpoolfc.com/stadium/anfield

The London Carriage Works

The London Carriage Works

The London Carriage Works

Restaurants & nightlife
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

The award-winning The London Carriage Works restaurant offers inventive modern British cuisine drawing upon premium local ingredients.

The award-winning The London Carriage Works restaurant offers inventive modern British cuisine drawing upon premium local ingredients. It bears the name of the carriage company which occupied the premises in the nineteenth century.

Address

40 Hope Street, Liverpool, Merseyside L1 9DA,+44 151 705 2222 / www.thelondoncarriageworks.co.uk

Alma de Cuba

Alma de Cuba

Restaurants & nightlife
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

The eclectic atmosphere at this trendy Liverpool bar-restaurant brings together palm trees, glitzy chandeliers and deer heads in the interiors...

The eclectic atmosphere at this trendy Liverpool bar-restaurant brings together palm trees, glitzy chandeliers and deer heads in the interiors of a deconsecrated church. At Alma de Cuba, however, it’s Latin music which really spices up the evenings here.

Address

1623 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103+44 843 504 4697 / www.alma-de-cuba.com

Scenic River Cruise on the Mersey

Scenic River Cruise on the Mersey

Scenic River Cruise on the Mersey

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| Liverpool, United Kingdom

A scenic 50-minute sightseeing cruise along the Mersey river will allow you to appreciate the silhouette of the docks and the city’s leading w...

A scenic 50-minute sightseeing cruise along the Mersey river will allow you to appreciate the silhouette of the docks and the city’s leading waterfront sights, such as Pier Head, Albert Dock and the Seacombe and Woodside ferry terminals.

Address

+44 151 330 1444 / www.merseyferries.co.uk

The Art School

The Art School

Restaurants & nightlife
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

At his gastronomy restaurant, The Art School, acclaimed chef Paul Askew delivers classic cuisine in a stunning setting.

At his gastronomy restaurant, The Art School, acclaimed chef Paul Askew delivers classic cuisine in a stunning setting. The modern dining room nestles beneath a glass ceiling draped with sparkling light bulbs.

Address

Sugnall Street, Liverpool L7 7DX+44 151 230 8600 / www.theartschoolrestaurant.co.uk

The Liver Building

The Liver Building

The Liver Building

Art & design
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

An icon of Liverpool, the Royal Liver Building sits at the heart of the city’s waterfront. Loved by locals, The Liver Building is considered a symbol of the city, its history and its people. The history of the Liver Building began in 1850 when a group of working-class men founded the Liverpool Liver Burial Society. A decision was made to build a new Royal Liver headquarters on the waterfront, and in 1908 the foundation stone for the Royal Liver Building was set. The headquarters was complete in 1911 and adorned with the mythical Liver Birds, who are thought to protect the city and sailors coming into port. The building is made of reinforced concrete and was one of the first large buildings in the world to be wholly constructed from the material. At 300-foot tall with 13 main floors of rooms, the Royal Liver Building offers spectacular views across the River Mersey. The two clocks atop the Liver Building, which have faces larger than those on Big Ben, were designed for sailors to tell the time quickly. Of course, the architectural icon of the structure is the pair of Liver Birds – statues designed by Carl Bernard Bartels. Folklore tells us if either of the birds were to fly away, the city of Liverpool would cease to exist! Today the building is a popular visitor attraction and has been renamed Royal Liver Building 360. For the first time since its erection, the space is open for public viewing and tours. Opening dates and times vary depending on the time of year, and tickets can be booked online, by phone or in person on the day of your visit.

Address

LIVERPOOL WATERFRONT, LIVERPOOL L3 1HU
- / +44 (0)151 236 4859 / http://www.royalliverbuilding.com/

Liverpool Cathedral

Liverpool Cathedral

Liverpool Cathedral

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| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Dedicated to Christ, the Liverpool Cathedral is the largest Anglican church in the world. Edward VII laid the first stone here in July 1904...

Dedicated to Christ, the Liverpool Cathedral is the largest Anglican church in the world. Edward VII laid the first stone here in July 1904, but it was Elizabeth II who inaugurated it 74 years later.

Address

St James Mt, Liverpool L1 7AZ+44 151 709 6271 / www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk

Probe Records

Probe Records

Shopping
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

This is undoubtedly one of the most celebrated alternative music stores in Liverpool. Probe Records was opened in 1971 by Geoff Davies who wan...

This is undoubtedly one of the most celebrated alternative music stores in Liverpool. Probe Records was opened in 1971 by Geoff Davies who wanted to showcase the best of the emerging British punk and new wave music scene over the coming years. In 1976, the shop moved to the city center (on the corner of Button Street and Whitechapel), close to a club named Eric’s Club. It is in this club where the Clash, Joy Division, the Ramones and the Sex Pistols played - Probe Records became its "back room." Today, in another building, the store remains at the forefront of alternative music trends.

Address

Retail Unit 1, The Bluecoat, School Lane, Liverpool L1 4BX+44 151 708 8815 / pas de site

Merseyside Maritime Museum

Merseyside Maritime Museum

Merseyside Maritime Museum

Art & design
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Between the historical walls of the Albert Dock, the history of one of the largest ports in the world comes to life at the Merseyside Maritime...

Between the historical walls of the Albert Dock, the history of one of the largest ports in the world comes to life at the Merseyside Maritime Museum. Located on the banks of the Mersey, Liverpool has indeed been one of the epicenters of the British transatlantic trade. Through its fascinating exhibitions, the museum shares the story as to how the city of Liverpool was built upon vast quantities of cotton transported from the United States to supply the domestic textile industry, and also of slave trafficking. It also exhibits many ship models, in parallel with rich archives that allow visitors to discover the city’s maritime history. Through a wide collection of artifacts, the museum also details the history of the legendary ship registered in Liverpool which made history: the Titanic.

Address

Albert Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, Liverpool L3 4AQ+44 151 478 4499 / www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/maritime

Cavern Club

Cavern Club

Restaurants & nightlife
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

On the 9th November, 1961, four pop musicians took their first steps on its stage. Their name: The Beatles.

On the 9th November, 1961, four pop musicians took their first steps on its stage. Their name: The Beatles. In their footsteps, Oasis, Pink Floyd, The Who and others such as Arctic Monkeys have also played at this legendary Liverpool music club.

Address

10 Mathew Street, Liverpool, Merseyside L2 6RE+44 151 236 9091 / www.cavernclub.org

MetQuarter Shopping Mall

MetQuarter Shopping Mall

MetQuarter Shopping Mall

Shopping
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

You’ll find the popular Liverpool shopping mall, MetQuarter, nestled within a former post office. Inspired by the layout of a French castle...

You’ll find the popular Liverpool shopping mall, MetQuarter, nestled within a former post office. Inspired by the layout of a French castle, the building suffered during the Blitz in 1941 but its rehabilitation in 2006 as a mecca of shopping and entertainment has given it a new lease of life. The MetQuarter mixes high-end labels with more affordable brands and the quality of its selection has earned it the affectionate nickname of "Bond Street Liverpool." Discover the latest beauty and fragrance collections at Jo Malone, spa care at Urban Calm, Allsaints creative fashion, Links of London accessories and the elegant fashion of Armani Exchange.

Address

35 Whitechapel, Liverpool L1 6DA+44 151 224 2390 / www.metquarter.com

The Beatles Story

The Beatles Story

The Beatles Story

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| Liverpool, United Kingdom

The Beatles Story, a Liverpool attraction devoted to the the legendary Liverpool music group, offers a fun and historical immersion into the l...

The Beatles Story, a Liverpool attraction devoted to the the legendary Liverpool music group, offers a fun and historical immersion into the life of The Beatles, as told by the sister of John Lennon. The animated Fab4D film brings the Beatles’ music to life in breathtaking 4D - not to be missed.

Address

Britannia Vaults, Albert Dock, Liverpool L3 4AD+44 151 709 1963 / www.beatlesstory.com Fab4D : Pier Head, Liverpool, Merseyside L3 1BY

Puschka

Puschka

Restaurants & nightlife
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

The care given to the provenance of its ingredients is such that the names of the producers are indicated on the menu at Puschka.

The care given to the provenance of its ingredients is such that the names of the producers are indicated on the menu at Puschka. Enjoy the friendly, boho-chic surroundings of this famous restaurant designed in fuchsia and wood.

Address

16 Rodney Street, Liverpool L1 2TE+44 151 708 8698 / www.puschka.co.uk

Delifonseca

Delifonseca

Restaurants & nightlife
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Seeking to capture the tradition of the "deli", this tasty and cozy address was born. The intimate Delifonseca restaurant in Downtown Liverpoo...

Seeking to capture the tradition of the "deli", this tasty and cozy address was born. The intimate Delifonseca restaurant in Downtown Liverpool nestles in a vast space on the city’s waterfront.

Address

12 Stanley Street, Liverpool L1 6AF+44 151 255 0808 / www.delifonseca.co.uk

FACT

FACT

Art & design
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

The Foundation for Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool is an absolute must-visit attraction for anyone interested in photography and the ...

The Foundation for Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool is an absolute must-visit attraction for anyone interested in photography and the development of digital art. Founded in 2003, this cultural center is the meeting place between the public, art and technological innovation. It combines three galleries (which host four annual exhibitions), a cinema with an eclectic program, a research center and a cozy bar. The building is easily recognizable thanks to its zinc facade tiles and programmable LED columns. Designed by the firm Austin-Smith: Lord, it has received many awards.

Address

88 Wood St, Liverpool, Merseyside L1+44 151 707 4444 / www.fact.co.uk

The Beatles Shop

The Beatles Shop

The Beatles Shop

Shopping
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

The sign of The Beatles Shop does not go unnoticed when passing by, and for good reason: it is topped by a statue of the Fab Four.

The sign of The Beatles Shop does not go unnoticed when passing by, and for good reason: it is topped by a statue of the Fab Four. The mission of The Beatles Shop is ambitious: "to serve Beatles fans, eight days a week since 1983". It is therefore with devotion - and humor - that the owners showcase all kinds of products related to this legendary British music group. Magazines from the 1960s, vintage concert tickets, limited edition items, jewelry, posters, T-shirts ... the choice of accessories and gadgets seems limitless. It is of course also complemented by a wide selection of The Beatles CDs and records, along with some of the band members solo albums.

Address

31 Mathew Street, Liverpool, Merseyside L1 6RE+44 151 236 8066 / www.thebeatleshop.co.uk

Tate Liverpool

Tate Liverpool

Art & design
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

It would be tempting to believe that this museum of modern art is a recent branch of the Tate Modern in London.

It would be tempting to believe that this museum of modern art is a recent branch of the Tate Modern in London. Yet this Liverpool art institution opened in 1988, long before its London counterpart. Some experts go so far as to credit this museum of being more daring than that found in Britain’s capital! Showcasing modern and contemporary art, the Tate Liverpool presents the works of artists such as Marcel Duchamp, Jackson Pollock and Andy Warhol; but it also presents a collection of British art dating back to the sixteenth century as well as some performances. It spans four levels of one of the beautifully refurbished warehouses on Liverpool’s Albert Dock.

Address

Albert Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, Liverpool L3 4BB+44 151 702 7400 / www.tate.org.uk/visit/tate-liverpool

Panoramic 34

Panoramic 34

Restaurants & nightlife
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Panoramic 34 is one of the highest restaurants in the United Kingdom, positioned 300 feet above sea level on the 34th floor of the West Tower in Liverpool city centre. Ju...

Panoramic 34 is one of the highest restaurants in the United Kingdom, positioned 300 feet above sea level on the 34th floor of the West Tower in Liverpool city centre. Just back from Princes Dock, this sky-restaurant boasts panoramic views across the river, city and beyond, and makes an idyllic setting for a special occasion or romantic meal. Ascend from ground-level and step into the exuberant tranquility of the bar area. The extensive wine list and bar menu boast something to suit every taste, and professional, knowledgeable staff can help to decide if you’re spoiled for choice.In contrast to the bar, the dining area is sophisticated and luxurious yet minimal and understated. Settle in before a white linen tablecloth and focus on the views – there are no distractions while you wait for your food. The menus at Panoramic 34 are inspired by the seasons and are therefore ever-changing. The chefs focus on using the best local ingredients and showcasing their unique flavour beautifully. Choose dishes from the a la carte, lunch, afternoon tea and the tasting menu. Whatever the occasion, whether you’re visiting in the early afternoon to celebrate a birthday, in the evening for a family event or even to make a proposal, there’s a style of dining to suit. If you’re visiting Liverpool and want to add to your experience with a truly memorable meal at Panoramic 34, head to their website and make your reservation. The views are stunning come rain or shine, so you’re guaranteed an excellent backdrop whatever the weather.

Address

West Tower, Brook St, Liverpool L3 9PJ
- / 0151 236 5534 / panoramic34.com

Probe Records

Probe Records

Shopping
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Make sure to leave sometime during your stay in Liverpool to visit the famous Probe Records shop, situated in the in The Bluecoat Art Centre. Love Liverpool!

Liverpool’s music scene is ever-changing. While bands and musicians have come and gone, and genres have peaked and dropped off the radar, one thing remains – Probe Records.

Established by Geoff Davis in 1971, Probe is a locally adored hub for collectors of vinyl, CDs and music memorabilia. In the years since its opening, the shop has ascended to being somewhat of a Liverpool institution, described be iconic music writer Paul Du Noyer as “the semi-official courtroom of Liverpool music”. The shop relocated in 2010 to new premises inside The Bluecoat on School Lane, a well-established destination for modern art and music, and the oldest building in Liverpool city centre. As well as being home to Probe Records, The Grade I Bluecoat is home to ever-changing exhibitions, dance, literature and events. Conveniently set between Liverpool One shopping destination and the more cultural side of the city, Probe Records is easy to access no matter how you’re spending the rest of your time in the area.

Address

The Bluecoat on School Lane, Liverpool L1 3BX
- / / https://www.probe-records.uk/

Museum of Liverpool

Museum of Liverpool

Museum of Liverpool

Art & design
| Liverpool, United Kingdom

Since July 2011, this museum has cast a dramatic silhouette on the city’s docks. The Museum of Liverpool is one of the first British museums t...

Since July 2011, this museum has cast a dramatic silhouette on the city’s docks. The Museum of Liverpool is one of the first British museums to be entirely dedicated to the history of a city. Due to its vast collections and its temporary exhibitions, the museum enables visitors to discover the history of the city’s port and its inhabitants. From one room to another, learn about its social history, the essence of this cradle of creativity and what means "to be Liverpool." One of its galleries is dedicated to children with fun and playful exhibits.

Address

Liverpool Waterfront, Pier Head, Liverpool L3 1DG+44 151 478 4545 / www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/mol

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