

Why we love Liverpool
Get into the groove at the British Music Experience, indulge your footie fantasies with a trip to Liverpool F.C.’s Anfield Stadium, or feel on top of the world with a 360-degree tour of the Royal Liver Building.
There’s plenty to experience in Liverpool, from ghostly street tours to sipping cocktails from its many rooftops bars, and there are more galleries and museums here than any other city outside London. Whether you take in its Georgian Quarter for brunch, its independent vibe in the Baltic Triangle for dinner or shop till you drop in Liverpool One, this city really is the place to be.
Featured things to do
Surround yourself in sculpture at Crosby Beach
Discover 100 cast-iron sculptures by renowned artist Antony Gormley – his collection of life-size figures spans 3km of shore and stretches nearly 1km out to sea.
Learn more about Another PlaceGet your dancing shoes on
With four days of house, techno, electronic music and more, get your groove on at Creamfields in August. Taking place just outside of Liverpool, enjoy one of the largest dance music festivals in the world.
Celebrate dance music at CreamfieldsAutumn at St George's Hall
Join a guided tour of St George’s Hall to uncover its secrets and grandeur. Explore the spooky Victorian underground prison cells, court rooms and its spellbinding Great Hall.
Learn more about St George’s HallA flavour of Liverpool
From morning brunch to late-night beers, this artisan market serves food so irresistible that you’ll want to keep coming back and paying your respects to anything from ginormous burgers to drunken noodles.
Tuck into the Baltic MarketPlaces to stay in Liverpool
St George’s Quarter
Close to Liverpool Lime Street Station, be at the heart of some of Liverpool’s top attractions.
Cavern Quarter
Home to the Cavern Club, made famous by the Beatles, this quarter is home to thriving restaurants, live music, themed pubs and the city’s main LGBTQIA+ nightlife.
The Waterfront
Home to mercantile architecture on the banks of the River Mersey, expect everything from delectable food and drink to unmissable galleries, museums and experiences.
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Getting to Liverpool
Situated in north-west England, Liverpool is a 2 hour 15 minute train journey from London. There’s one main airport, Liverpool John Lennon Airport, which is served by major international and domestic airlines. There are also fast and regular trains to Liverpool from other cities across Britain, including Manchester and Birmingham.
Getting around Liverpool
From extensive train services to eco-friendly buses and ferries across the River Mersey, Liverpool offers multiple ways to get around. Much of the city centre is also pedestrianised, making it easy to explore on foot.
Train
Merseyrail offers a range of tickets including day and family tickets, helping you save money as you travel.
Boat
Mersey Ferries are a great way to see the city’s major landmarks. The River Cruise & Sightseeing Bus Tour package combines a ferry trip with a City Explorer Open Top Bus tour.
Bus
Hop on one of the city’s electric buses for an eco-friendly way to explore. Saveaway one-day tickets give you access to bus, rail and ferry travel and help you save money, too.
Want to know more?
Check out Visit Liverpool for insider tips and travel inspiration.