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Top 10 Liverpool days out

2 years ago

While Liverpool is famous worldwide for its football teams and musical heritage, fewer people know that it’s also home to more galleries, theatres and museums than anywhere else in the North.

In this list, we’ve attempted to whittle them down to a top 10 Liverpool days out and visitor attractions. But we’ve lots more recommendations for things to do in Liverpool and top picks for Liverpool places to eat. Just use the filters to find the place that ticks all your boxes.

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  • One of the bedrooms in the Beatles Childhood Homes tour
    Speke

    The Beatles’ Childhood Homes

    Tours

    The National Trust tour is the only way to get inside the houses where John Lennon and Paul McCartney grew up.

    Each tour is limited to 15 people so booking well in advance is required. After all, you are wandering around what used to be someone’s home, and a relatively modest home at that.

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  • The exterior of The Beatles Story museum in Liverpool
    Albert Dock

    The Beatles Story

    Museums

    The Beatles are probably Liverpool’s most famous export and it stands to reason that the city has quite a few attractions paying tribute to John, Paul, George and Ringo.

    The Beatles Story is the straight-up Beatles museum where you’ll find authentic memorabilia like handwritten lyrics, outfits, instruments and Lennon’s glasses.

    However, there’s more to it than that. This is the largest permanent Beatles exhibition in the world and key locations in the band’s history have been recreated.

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  • The famous arches and stage of the Cavern Club in Liverpool
    Cavern Quarter

    The Cavern Club

    Music Venues

    It may be a while since The Beatles graced the stage of The Cavern Club but you’ll still find live music played there every day.

    Light displays along Mathew Street featuring the club logo illuminate the way to one of the world’s most famous clubs – at least when it’s dark, anyway.

    The Cavern Club hasn’t just become a museum. For £5 entry you can enjoy live music on the front stage with its famed arches.

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  • The front of Liverpool Cathedral, the biggest cathedral in the country.
    Georgian Quarter

    Liverpool Cathedral

    Historic Buildings & Sites

    Liverpool Cathedral is the biggest in the country but age-wise, it’s a baby. No medieval architecture here; the cathedral was designed by Giles Gilbert Scott and built between 1904 and 1978.

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  • Trophies and famous football shirts on display at the Liverpool FC stadium tour.
    Anfield

    Liverpool Football Club Stadium Tour

    Tours

    Can I kick it? No you can’t. But with a Liverpool Football Club stadium tour fans can walk through the players tunnel. However, that’s as close as you’ll get to playing on the hallowed pitch.

    The Anfield stadium tours allow you to walk in the footsteps of your favourite players and people with a visit to the home team dressing room and a trip to the Dugout where you can sit in Klopp’s seat for a photo opportunity.

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  • A model ship on display in the Maritime Museum in Liverpool
    Albert Dock

    Maritime Museum

    Museums

    Liverpool’s Maritime Museum is part of the National Museums Liverpool collection. As one of the country’s major ports, seafaring and shipping has played an important part in the city’s history. Discover more about it at the Royal Albert Dock where the Maritime Museum is located.

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  • The spiral staircase at the Museum of Liverpool.
    Albert Dock

    Museum of Liverpool

    Museums

    The Museum of Liverpool on Pier Head is an eclectic and diverse collection of Liverpool stuff and stories. Part of the National Museums Liverpool group, you’ll find everything from one of Villanelle’s stylish costumes from Killing Eve (as worn by local actress Jodie Comer) to a carriage from Liverpool’s overhead railway which you can climb aboard.

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  • Waterfront

    Royal Liver Building 360 Tour

    Tours

    If you have a head for heights you can ascend to the tenth floor of the Royal Liver Building and then climb 124 steps to the 15th floor and look out over Liverpool. The Royal Liver Building 360 tour is a chance to see the city from the top of one of the Three Graces, right up where the Liver Birds perch.

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  • Artwork by British-Indian sculptor Anish Kapoor at Tate Liverpool
    Albert Dock

    Tate Liverpool

    Art Galleries

    Tate Liverpool on the Royal Albert Dock is the northern outpost of the Tate galleries. With an impressive free collection alongside major exhibitions from internationally-renowned artists, it’s a must-see for any art lover visiting Liverpool.  

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  • The exterior of the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool
    Liverpool City Centre

    The Walker Art Gallery

    Art Galleries

    The Walker Art Gallery has housed Liverpool’s world-class art collection for over 130 years and includes everything from Renaissance masterpieces to big names of the 20th century. Some of the world’s most famous painters are represented here: Rubens, Rembrandt, Turner, Monet, Degas, Rossetti and Hockney.
    The collection includes everything from Renaissance masterpieces to Impressionist and Pre-Raphaelite works with some of the world’s most famous painters represented: Rubens, Rembrandt, Turner, Monet, Degas, Rossetti and Hockney.

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