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Anfield Stadium
Red is the color of victory at Anfield Stadium, home of the legendary Liverpool Football Club since 1892. The 1884 stadium has also hosted boxing, tennis and rugby over the years, but the prime ... Read more
Albert Dock
Liverpool’s wealth came from the shipping trade over the centuries, and the city’s maritime legacy is celebrated at the revitalized waterfront area known as Albert Dock. The dock is lined with ... Read more
Beatles Story
Beatles fans come from across the universe to pay tribute to the Fab Four at Liverpool’s Beatles Story. From the Cavern Club to Abbey Road, this incredibly popular museum tells the story of ... Read more
Cavern Club
The Beatles experienced their first taste of fame at Liverpool’s Cavern Club, where the Fab Four first performed on November 9, 1961. The underground cellar club started life in 1957 as a jazz and ... Read more
Merseyside Ferries
Taking a ferry across the Mersey has been a Liverpool tradition since Gerry and the Pacemakers sang the smash hit ‘Ferry Cross the Mersey’ in 1964. In fact, boats have been crossing the river at this ... Read more
Liverpool Cathedral
Liverpool’s Anglican cathedral is a massive construction with a neo-Gothic central bell tower, soaring stained-glass windows and filigree internal details. The building looms over Liverpool, and no ... Read more
Metropolitan Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral
At the other end of Hope Street from Liverpool’s monolithic Anglican Cathedral, the Metropolitan Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral provides a sparsely modernist contrast in architectural style. Built ... Read more
Walker Art Gallery
Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery houses one of the largest art collections in England outside London. The fabulous collection of artworks and sculptures spans the 14th to 20th centuries, with works by ... Read more
Aintree Racecourse
A Liverpool and sporting institution since the 1830s, Aintree Racecourse is synonymous with Britain’s most famous horserace, the legendary Grand National. The Grand National is a particularly ... Read more
Penny Lane
The Liverpool street made famous by the Beatles’ song refers to the general area of the city known as Mossley Hill. John and Paul grew up in this part of Liverpool, and they’d meet at the Penny Lane ... Read more
Strawberry Fields
Strawberry Fields is a popular stop on Liverpool’s Beatles trail for music fans young and old. A massive hit for the Beatles in 1967, the song ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ was written by John Lennon ... Read more
