Visit the Liver Building

The Royal Liver Building is a stunning building well worth visiting. In 2019, RLB360 began offering guided tours of the 322ft Grade I-listed Royal Liver building’s clock tower, which offers visitors 360 degree views from the top of the breath-taking building.

The experience was the first time in the Liver Building’s history that the top floors were open to the public for tours. It also includes an immersive audio visual show inside the historic clock tower, offering deeper insight into the iconic landmark.

Wander around the Royal Albert Dock

The Royal Albert Dock is a fun and eclectic space, steeped in history – it’s even home to the largest single collection of Grade 1 listed buildings anywhere in the UK. It’s a hotbed of activity, with swanky bars and restaurants, incredible museums and galleries, event spaces, shops and more.

There’s scenic views of the water merged with cultural offerings at Tate Liverpool, plus plenty of tourist supplies to take home. If you fancy some Beatles memorabilia, quirky art prints of the city, Liverpool-themed jewellery or more, then this is the place for you.

Go shopping at Liverpool ONE

Liverpool ONE was completely redeveloped more than 10 years ago to include a vast array of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities that have seen the city become one of the most popular retail destinations in the UK.

It reopened in 2008, with the final units installed in 2009, and it remains the largest open-air shopping centre in the UK.

It boasts more than 170 stores, bars and restaurants, a 14-screen cinema, indoor golf courses and a five-acre park at its heart. It spans across five areas including Paradise Street, South John Street, Peter’s Lane, Hanover Street and the Leisure Terrace facing Chavasse Park.

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