Thinking of going to Liverpool? Here’s why it’s a must-visit

22nd November 2022

Liverpool is home to some of the friendliest, most welcoming people in the UK – with a big sense of humour and a world-renowned accent. If the people aren’t incentive enough to visit the city, we’ve listed our top five reasons you should visit Liverpool below.

 

  1. The Royal Albert Dock

The heart of Liverpool’s cultural centre, the iconic Royal Albert Dock promises a wealth of opportunities. You’ll discover retail and leisure options alongside incredible museums, exciting attractions, and some of the best independent businesses in the city.

With the arrival of contemporary art gallery Tate Liverpool, set in a former warehouse, the Royal Albert is now an emerging cultural hub, too. Don’t miss the fantastic selection of bars, restaurants, and cafés to keep you fuelled for your adventures in Liverpool.

 

  1. Anfield Stadium

Of course, the city is the home of Liverpool FC. The idea of visiting Anfield Stadium and being immersed in the grounds gives the city an exciting appeal for many football fans – because nothing comes close to the thrill of the game.

If you’re a big fan, you might even want to visit the LFC retail store. There, you’ll be able to purchase exciting merchandise from an exclusive Mo Salah football shirt to smaller memorabilia items like characterful keyrings.

 

  1. Home of The Beatles

Merseyside culture wouldn’t be complete without the legacy of The Beatles.

This legendary band has sold billions of singles in the US and millions of albums worldwide, and they still attract an impressive 26 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

When you visit Liverpool, you’ll be able to cruise down Penny Lane, take a Fab Four taxi tour, or visit The Beatles Story, a world-renowned exhibition dedicated to the story of the band’s rise to fame. If you’re on a Beatles pilgrimage, you could finish with a trip to The Cavern Club, where the band played their first ever gig.

 

  1. World Heritage Sites

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, the unique and breath-taking architecture of Liverpool Maritime Mercantile City is certainly worth a visit.

Pioneering buildings in beautiful cast-iron surround the world’s first enclosed dock, earning Liverpool a spot on this prestigious list. The significance and grandeur of the site can only be appreciated in person – so why not discover Liverpool’s remarkable heritage for yourself?

 

  1. Bountiful beaches

You’re never far away from a beach when you visit Liverpool. If you’ve travelled by car, you’ll easily be able to visit coastal towns like Southport, Formby, and Crosby.

Once you’ve crossed the Mersey, you’ll also be just a stone’s throw from the picturesque Leasowe Bay Country Park and the trendy resort of West Kirby Beach. A little bit further along the coastline, North Wirral Coastal Park promises a wonderful adventure for the whole family.