The Docks
0.9 miles from city centre
Follow the Mersey’s flow to feel the city’s pulse. Once home to heavy industry, today this waterfront district blends cultural heritage with exciting nightlife. Delve into its shipping past at the Maritime Museum or join the big sing-along at the Beatles Story. Rock ‘n’ stroll around Albert Dock – it’s got pubs and clubs to beat the band.
Places to stay from £45 per night
Chinatown
0.6 miles from city centre
Liverpool is home to Europe’s oldest Chinese community. So, it’s no surprise that you’ll find the best noodles in town here. Duke Street’s glut of affordable pan-Asian eateries draws a young, studenty crowd. The area’s hard to miss – two bronze lions and a multi-coloured, 15-metre high Imperial Arch welcome you to the neighbourhood.
Places to stay from £44 per night
Cavern Quarter
0.5 miles from city centre
Centred on Mathew Street, this is the boisterous birthplace of the Merseybeat. Join the jamboree of Beatlemaniacs and ’60s nostalgists at the Cavern Club. A replica of the bulldozed original, it still delivers a hard day’s night of music and merriment. If DJs and cocktail bars are more your scene, Victoria Street’s the place to be seen.
Places to stay from £54 per night
Hope Street Quarter
0.7 miles from city centre
This upscale area pops to life like a period TV show, all cobbled alleys and grand Georgian houses. Visit 60 Hope Street, a listed-townhouse turned swanky bistro that’s popular among theatre luvvies. Get in on the act and see a play at the Everyman Theatre. It’s been a bohemian breeding ground for politically-charged drama since 1964.
Places to stay from £22 per night
St George's Quarter
0.2 miles from city centre
This old Victorian hub seems stiff at first. Its numerous Neoclassical buildings are hard to tell apart. Yet the stoic columns of St George’s Hall stand out like Liverpool’s answer to the Parthenon. Here, passionate locals gather to celebrate famous football victories or show their political colours. Don’t be shy, the more the merrier!
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RopeWalks
0.6 miles from city centre
“How boss is this place, la’? Eh, how long’s a piece of rope?!” This is a bar-hopper’s heaven, and Scousers swear by Seel Street. Try the Shipping Forecast for gourmet burgers and hip craft beers. Then wiggle the wee hours away at Alma de Cuba’s church turned Carnival club. Its Sunday brunch with live gospel choir soothes any sore heads.
Places to stay from £44 per night
Liverpool is a city of rapid growth, with an infectious enthusiasm for pop culture.
Formerly one of the UK’s most important trade and migration ports, the city's focal point is the old docks. Here, the contemporary Museum of Liverpool traces the city’s roots, while the Tate Liverpool gallery showcases modern art from across the globe. The Royal Albert Dock is known for its Liverpool ONE shopping centre and being the home of the Beatles Story museum. You can learn all about Liverpool’s most treasured musical quartet here, or take a magical mystery tour of all the places associated with the fab four. From childhood homes and schools to Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields, the city centre is full of sites that inspired some of their most memorable songs. And if that’s not enough, you could watch a band play at the legendary Cavern Club, where The Beatles often performed before they were famous.
For many, Liverpool is not only synonymous with music but also football. If you can find tickets, be sure to catch a game at Anfield – home to Liverpool FC – or failing that, take a tour of the club’s museum to learn about its historic achievements.
You could spend eight days a week here, as The Beatles say, and still find plenty of things to do and attractions to see, but a short break is all it takes to get a good grasp on this vibrant city.
Tonight
From £51 per night
This weekend
From £283 per night
Next weekend
From £408 per night
Most popular time to visit | October–December |
Cheapest time to visit | January–March |
Local currency | GBP |
Language | English |
Average weekend price | £117 per night |
Average weekday price | £97 per night |
Typical stay | 1 night |
Albert Dock
0.9 miles from city centre
Anfield Stadium
1.6 miles from city centre
Liverpool ONE
0.6 miles from city centre
Philharmonic Hall
0.7 miles from city centre
Liverpool Echo Arena
1.1 miles from city centre
Liverpool Empire Theatre
0.1 miles from city centre
St George's Hall
0.2 miles from city centre
Merseyside Maritime Museum
0.9 miles from city centre
Beatles Story
1 miles from city centre
Liverpool is a vibrant city with lots to do and see for all...
28 March 2024
Liverpool is a vibrant city with lots to do and see for all ages, both in the city itself and also the adjoining area. Chester and North Wales are literally on its doorstep across the Mersey. There is no shortage of good restaurants and bars where you are guaranteed a warm friendly reception. The Liverpool humour is second to none!
It's a small city, so 2 days may be enough to explore...
28 March 2024
It's a small city, so 2 days may be enough to explore Liverpool. Compared with Manchester, I prefer Liverpool for its tranquility and scenery. The architecture in Liverpool is more historical, signature, and dreamy. It was easy to travel within the city using public transportation, with no need for cab. But to travel to Anfield, it may be confusing for tourists to use google Maps, I ended up getting lost and coming back to the city. Food and services in Liverpool is also fairly priced:)
Liverpool is a fantastic place to visit for all things from...
25 March 2024
Liverpool is a fantastic place to visit for all things from the arts to architecture, pubs and clubs to theaters and entertainment. You'll be sure of a great welcome and things do and see in this great city on the North West Coast of England.
We had a short stay just to see Liverpool football club play...
25 March 2024
We had a short stay just to see Liverpool football club play and it was a short walk to the stadium and easy to find. The staff were very friendly and answered any questions asked. The staff helped with finding places to eat in the evening and always with a smile. Great staff, great place to stay. Not enough time to see Liverpool properly.
It was amazing!
24 March 2024
It was amazing! Lots to see and do, people were friendly. Magical Mystery Tour was fantastic and good value for money. Beatles tribute show at the Cavern is a must. We crammed lots into 3 days - 2 cathedrals, The Liverpool Wheel, Ferry cross the Mersey, Beatles Museum, The Liver Building, some delicious meals out and lots more
I happen to like Liverpool, great for a night out and...
24 March 2024
I happen to like Liverpool, great for a night out and nightlife or even watch the sun set over the Mersey then a few drinks before a light snack - Liverpool is pretty affordable if you know where to go, plenty of good watering holes and places to while away an evening. Good museums and art galleries plus excellent transport links, so come pay Liverpool a visit and become an honorary scouser1
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