Visit Liverpool

Fantastic city to walk round. It has so much history. May be best to concentrate in a small area on each visit because it is a large city to deal in one visit. My hotel was near Lime Street train station so most of my walking was in that area towards the river.

Bernard

We love going to the Albert Docks as there is so much to do and see. There are museum in close proximity and there are plenty of places to eat reasonably priced food. You also have the Liver building you can visit which has a lovely cafe inside

Crowther United Kingdom

Liverpool is a fantastic city! Friendly, vibrant and full of history. Beautiful architecture and loads of places to visit. Make sure you visit a great area called the Baltic Triangle, a great vibe with coffee shops and creative spaces. Check out Parliament Square Coffee there for tasty food and a great range of fresh coffees.

Maxine United Kingdom

Royal Albert Dock has loads of restaurants. Mersey Ferry worth the trip (we bought the bundle which included the hop on, hop off bus) Beatles Experience is excellent if you are interested in the Beatles. The two cathedrals are very different but interesting. The library is worth a popping in for the architecture.

Loved all of the Christmas decorations, the massive reindeers too the Christmas trees even put a smile on my 18 year old son face. The shop assistants were so friendly and helpful even though it was extremely busy. Loved the river cruise and the bus tour and the museum, I even went on the Liverpool eye ( I'm scared of heights ) spectacular views at nighttime. I would definitely recommend going to Liverpool as there's so much to see and do even with little one's.

The Hotel was fab, we were there for a long weekend Friday through to Sunday. After checkin on Friday we took the Ferry across the Mersey Cruise for 50 minutes at 4pm, very informative about old and new Liverpool and Birkinhead. Strolled around Albert Dock and ate in Revs de Cuba, good happy hour for cocktails between 5 and 7! Varied Menu, we had the small plates - reasonably priced. We stayed in the Municipal Hotel, Dale Street, which was amazing, close to everything and we walked everywhere within 20 minutes. Saturday morning did the Cavern Club Magical Mystery Tour for 2 hours, taking you past all the notable places associated with the Beatles and where they lived. This tour also includes free entry to the Cavern Club and you wouldn't go to Liverpool without going there!! Great live acts performing, drinks reasonably priced. Ate in Cote Brasserie that evening, excellent as usual, we hadn't booked, they were very busy but found us a table near the back but not a deal breaker, service and food was amazing. Sunday morning went for a stroll around the Christmas Market right by Lime Street Station before heading for home. There was only 1 negative, we had booked the Liverpool Explorer Hop on Hop off bus (Yellow) from 2pm Saturday for 24 hours, but could never find one!! Didn't matter, went to The Cavern Bar late afternoon instead (Carvern Bar is opposite the Cavern Club), great live music too! There's also a Pub, The Futurist, worth a visit! We would definately go back to explore some more.

Rosemary United Kingdom