Liverpool is home to a range of exciting attractions, including the Beatles Story museum, Mersey Ferry and Anfield Stadium. Other must-see attractions include Albert Dock, St George’s Hall, the Royal Liver Building and the Museum of Liverpool.

Liverpool has an extensive public transport system which includes buses, trains, ferries and taxis. You can also explore the city by foot or cycle – there are plenty of bike rental shops in the city centre.

Yes, there are a range of accommodation options available in Liverpool to suit all budgets, from luxury hotels to budget hostels.

Yes, Liverpool is a safe and welcoming city with a low crime rate, making it an ideal destination for tourists and travellers alike.

Absolutely! From traditional pubs and eater ies to fine-dining restaurants, Liverpool has something for everyone.

Opening times vary from attraction to attraction – we recommend checking each individual website for more information.

Yes! Kids will love visiting attractions such as the World Museum, Liverpool FC stadium and the Albert Dock.

Yes – many attractions offer online ticketing options so you can purchase tickets ahead of time.

There are plenty of free activities to enjoy in Liverpool, such as walking the waterfront, visiting museums and galleries and exploring Sefton Park.

Yes – Liverpool has a range of high street shops, boutique stores, independent retailers and markets to explore.