An arts and culture guide to Liverpool, England

From the Beatles to some impressive art museums, the streets of Liverpool are a true collection of landmarks and a destination you shouldn’t miss. Embark with us on a journey of discovering this beautiful city and immerse yourself in the culture the North West has to offer.

As one of the four famous Tate museums in England, Tate Liverpool hosts a myriad of modern art pieces. Works as famous as Anish Kapoor’s ‘As if to celebrate, I discovered a mountain blooming with red flowers’ from 1981 and Lubaina Himid’s ‘The Carrot Piece’ from 1985 await all art enthusiasts who want to immerse themselves in modern art. Just remember to book a ticket in advance and enjoy spending a very colourful and introspective afternoon at Tate Liverpool.

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You can’t visit Liverpool without dedicating any time to the Beatles. As one of the most famous – if not the most famous – bands in the world, Beatles made their mark not only on music, but also on pop culture. The Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum is renowned for its comprehensive collection of photos, interviews and real-life replicas of recording studios and more. Get to know Paul, Ringo, John and George and find out more about the legendary band and its influence.

Enjoy the full Beatles experience by booking a tour, where you’ll get to see all the locations mentioned in their most iconic songs.

The two points of interest mentioned above are very close to each other. Even better, they’re in the same location! The Royal Albert Dock is a complex of buildings where you’ll not only find both Tate Liverpool and the Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum, but also the Merseyside Maritime Museum and an abundance of bars, restaurants and cafes. It’s also the first structure in the country to be built from cast iron, so you can admire the shops within and the beauty of its exterior, as well.

Since you’ll be close to the docks, why not book a River Cruise tour? Discover the beauty of Liverpool through its waters and make unforgettable memories.

While you’re in Liverpool, don’t miss the beautiful landscapes and greenery you can only find in the North West of England. One of these beautiful city oases can be found in Sefton Park – a calming retreat in the south of Liverpool, where you can stroll and breathe some fresh air. Once you’re there, don’t miss a visit to the Palm House, a conservatory opened in 1896, that isn’t only an amazing location to visit, but also a place that holds events and concerts.

You can take a break from the artistic side of Liverpool and visit the Museum of Liverpool to learn about the city’s history. Through the museum's collections, you’ll explore the fascinating background of Liverpool and its people, as well as discover the city’s remarkable global significance.You should also take note of the impressive architecture of the museum’s building, which used to be the largest newly-built national museum in the United Kingdom.

If you want to see the landmarks the museum references, book a city tour and visit them all, one by one.