Attractions in Liverpool
Liverpool is known for its famous football team, but the City has a lot more to offer than just soccer! It is also a vibrant harbour city with a lively art and music culture. Home of the famous Beatles, you’ll find plenty of museums, points of interest, eateries, theatres and events to keep you entertained.
Whether you are here as a couple, a family or a group of friends, there is plenty to enjoy in Liverpool.
Food & drinks in the area
Liverpool is packed with some of the UK’s best restaurants and bars. Why not try one of the following eateries, recommended by locals:
The Pen Factory – This British bistro serves small seasonal meals perfect for a quick lunch or light dinner. Book early to avoid disappointment – locals love this spot for its ever-changing, exciting menus.
The Papillon – A restaurant and bar that serves an all-day menu from midday till late with an excellent view of picturesque Hope street.
Breakfast & Brunch options – if you are looking for a hearty breakfast, we have the Quarter and the Moose Coffee near our Hope Street and Falkner Street locations that are guaranteed to impress.
Artisanal Dining – Adventurous eaters that want a different food and drink experience should head to Duke Street Market in the city centre, or the Baltic Market. Both are packed with individual food stalls for you to choose from. They sometimes feature live music and are always packed with foodies like you!
Things to do in Liverpool
If you are visiting in a larger group, Liverpool has exciting group activities, including indoor go-karting, indoor paintball games and escape rooms.
On rainy days, you can explore various museums, including the Museum of Liverpool, the Maritime Museum, and the Tate Museum. All three are conveniently located on the docks, making them the perfect introduction to the City.
Family travellers will no doubt enjoy the Bounce House trampoline park, Knowsley Safari, Chester Zoo, or the Blue Planet Aquarium. All are located within 1 hour’s travelling from Liverpool or within the city centre for your convenience.
Things to see in Liverpool
You haven’t really seen Liverpool until you’ve seen Liverpool Cathedral, the biggest cathedral in Europe. Snap some pictures of the Cathedral, or buy a ticket to climb all the way to the top, where you can enjoy a panoramic view over the whole City. You also can’t afford to miss taking a stroll past the famous Albert Dock area, where you can take a selfie with the Beatles statue and check out the magnificent Liver building!
