Liverpool

Attractions

• Beatles Story Experience the greatest pop story the world has ever known, in the city where it all began! The multi-award winning Beatles Story takes visitors on an enlightening and atmospheric journey through the life, times, culture and music of the Beatles. 
• Cavern Club If you’re a Beatles fan, then the Cavern Club is a must see – the venue where the Beatles performed 292 times and still one of the best venues to watch live music. From here you can join a 1hour walking tour of the Cavern Quarter to see places that can’t be reached on a coach tour.
• City sightseeing open-top bus tour Hop on and off at 12 stops on a 1 hour tour with on-board commentary taking in the popular sights in Liverpool.
• Mersey Ferries Take the ferry across the Mersey to learn about the region’s fascinating history, see spectacular sights and discover its unique character. River Explorer cruises run throughout the year.
• Yellow Duck Marine Go on a 1 hour amphibious sightseeing tour of Liverpool's historic waterfront, city and docks. Your trip begins on the road, touring the famous sights of the City, followed by a dockland adventure on water; it’s a trip you’ll never forget!
• Liverpool Albert Dock Liverpool’s most visited attraction situated in a stunning World Heritage waterfront setting. The Dock has the largest collections of Grade I listed buildings in the UK, award-winning attractions, including The Beatles Storey and Tate Liverpool, tow hotels and is home to shops, stylish bars and restaurants.
• Spaceport Go on an exciting journey through space – moon walk through themed galleries with lots of interactive hands on and audio visual exhibits including a planetarium. To get here take the Mersey Ferry to the Seacombe Ferry terminal
• World Museum Liverpool Known formally as Liverpool Museum, the museum has been magnificently expanded with thousand of fascinating exhibits, many on display for the first time.
• Liverpool Anglican Cathedral The largest Cathedral in the UK, with the world’s highest gothic arches.
• Tate Liverpool Tate Liverpool is one of the largest galleries of modern and contemporary art outside London and is housed in a beautiful converted warehouse in the historic Albert Dock.
• Merseyside Maritime Museum Journey through 800 years of Liverpool history and discover an unseen world of smuggling, intrigue and detection.
• The Royal Liver Building The Liver building is one of the most famous waterfronts in the world. Nestled on top are the two liver birds, measuring over 18ft high and the iconic symbol of Liverpool.
• Walker Art Gallery The national gallery of the North is home to over six centuries of the finest collections of fine and decorative art in Europe. 

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