Places to Visit in Liverpool

Speke Hall, Garden & Estate

Is only a short journey from Liverpool airport. This half timbered house built in 1530 with its fine interiors and staggering gardens is well worth a visit.

The Albert Dock

The Merseyside Museum built in 1980 commemorates Liverpool's seafaring past.

Liverpool Football Ground

Home of the mighty reds who from the days of the late and legendary Bill Shankly went onto to dominate English football and win 4 European cups. Within the ground is a retail shop and a full history of the club.

Other Attractions

Port Sunlight Heritage Centre, Liverpool
Tel: +44 (0) 151 644 6466

Liverpool Cathedral,
Tel: +44 (0) 151 709 6271

Croxteth Hall & Country Park, Liverpool
Tel: +44 (0) 151 228 5311

Historic Warships, Liverpool
Tel: +44 (0) 151 650 1573

The Beatles

The sons of Liverpool are still a massive draw from people within the UK and from abroad.

20 Forthlin Road, Allerton

Home of Paul McCartney. This 1950s terraced house is where the Beatles met, rehearsed and wrote many of their earliest songs. Displays include contemporary photographs by Michael McCartney and early Beatles memorabilia. The audio tour features contributions from both Michael and Sir Paul McCartney.

John Lennon Statue

This statue of John is just across from the Cavern Club and outside the Cavern Pub. It was unveiled on the 16th January 1997.

The Cavern Club

Where it all started. The Cavern Club of today is a replica built from the old bricks of the original and opened in 1984. The original was knocked down in the seventies and used as a car park for many years.

The Beatles Story

In Liverpool's historic Albert Dock (on Gower Street) you can visit an award-winning museum called The Beatles Story. Here you can relive the story of the group and its music.