Liverpool Waterfront from Wirral

Liverpool doesn’t do things by halves, and neither should you. From culture and coastline to food, football and music, this itinerary highlights what makes the city so unforgettable.

Getting there is now easier than ever, with new direct train services from Llandudno to Liverpool Lime Street, so you can start planning your trip today.

For more inspiration on food, music, culture, coastal spots and places to stay, visit visitliverpool.com

 

Culture & History

Royal Liver Building 360 Tour - Discover the story of the iconic Liver Birds, Bella and Bertie, and enjoy panoramic views across the waterfront from the top.

Museums & galleries - Explore a wide range of museums across the city, many free, including the Museum of Liverpool, which brings the city’s history to life.

The Beatles Story - An immersive exhibition dedicated to the Fab Four, with recreated scenes and memorabilia (plus 10% off adult tickets when you travel there by train).

Liverpool Cathedral - The UK’s largest cathedral, offering stunning architecture, a peaceful atmosphere, and the option to climb the tower for incredible views.

 

Sport & Experiences

Football stadium tours - Go behind the scenes at Anfield, home of Liverpool FC, or Hill Dickinson Stadium, the new home of Everton FC, and experience the passion and history of two of the world’s most famous clubs.

Knowsley Safari - Just 30 minutes from the city centre, explore a drive-through safari with lions, giraffes, rhinos and more.

Mersey Ferry River Explorer Cruise - Depart from Pier Head and take in Liverpool’s skyline while learning about its rich maritime heritage.

 

Shopping & Leisure

Liverpool ONE - An open-air shopping and leisure hub with high-street brands, independent shops, restaurants and entertainment like Gravity MAX.

 

Food & Drink

Castle Street & Bold Street - Two of Liverpool’s top foodie destinations, packed with global cuisine, street food, independent cafés and cocktail bars.

Try Scouse - Liverpool’s iconic hearty stew, a must-try local favourite served across the city.

Royal Albert Dock - A historic waterfront destination with restaurants, bars and cafés, perfect for dining with a view.

 

Music & Nightlife

From the famous The Cavern Club, to major acts at M&S Bank Arena and late-night venues like Invisible Wind Factory and Future Yard, Liverpool’s music scene has something for everyone.