Top 5 things to do in Liverpool

Liverpool is one of England’s leading cities, and one that is known the world over. It stands out not for its demography, which makes it the 6th largest city in England, but rather for its culture and its attachment to sports. Liverpool was the birthplace of the world’s greatest rock band, The Beatles. This iconic group has helped the city of Liverpool make a name for itself in the music world. Finally, Liverpool is world famous for one of its football teams, which has seen some of the best players in the world play.

1- Follow in the footsteps of the Beatles

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Description: During a stay in Liverpool, a visit to the museum retracing the history of this fascinating group that amazed the whole world is a must. Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and John Lennon all hail from Liverpool and delighted the locals by playing in small local bars before taking centre stage. From 1960 to 1970, the group’s busiest period, the Beatles recorded no fewer than twelve albums, comprising 200 songs! After a lean period, the group came back with a vengeance in the 1990s with the release of their “Anthology” project. On this tour, you’ll discover their whole world as you travel back in time. You’ll have the chance to see relics of the band, such as John Lennon’s legendary glasses, George Harrison’s first guitar, costumes worn at concerts, and so on.

2- Visit England’s most legendary stadium

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Description: Liverpool is a city that breathes football, and has done for decades. It is one of England’s legendary clubs, with a reputation that extends beyond its borders. With 19 English league titles and 6 Champions Leagues to its name, Liverpool is a major force in world football. The club is also renowned for its supporters, who fill the 60,000 seats at Anfield for every match. People from all over the world try to get a seat in this stadium to hear Liverpool’s anthem, the famous “you’ll never walk alone” by the Liverpudlian rock band Gerry and the Pacemakers. This tour will take you through the day-to-day life of a football player. You’ll discover the changing rooms, the tunnel through which the players pass before entering the pitch, the press conference room and the bench where the substitutes sit. As well as the stadium, you’ll have access to the museum where the club’s trophies and relics are kept.

3- Take a day trip to Wales

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Description: Liverpool’s geographical position means you can discover new horizons in a short journey. Wales is just a few minutes’ drive from Liverpool. On this tour, you’ll head deep into leek country until you reach Llandudno. Here you’ll visit the stunning 12th-century chapel of St Tudno and its cemetery on the cliffs of Great Orme. You will continue your tour of Wales by visiting the walled town of Conwy and its 13th-century castle, which you can also visit. However, this visit is not included in the programme, but you can do it independently. Near Conwy, you will discover the sublime Snowdonia National Park, Wales’ main mountain range. Your tour ends with a visit to the Pontcysyllte Canal Aqueduct. During your visit, your guide will tell you all about the history of these places.

4- Discover and take part in a theatrical cocktail bar

Category: €€ / Unusual

Description: Here’s probably the most original activity you can do in Liverpool. Put on the traditional orange prison jumpsuit and your aim will be to smuggle alcohol into a prison. Bootleggers will teach you the technique to avoid being caught by the guards. Once the alcohol has been smuggled into the prison, the inmates will prepare cocktails for you. This immersive, fun activity is sure to be a good time with your friends.

5- Take a cruise on the Mersey

Category: € / Unusual / Cultural

Description: Sailing on the Mersey is an original way to discover Liverpool. Your guide will recount the history of Liverpool as you go along. You’ll discover Liverpool’s two cathedrals and many of the city’s most charming buildings. Your guide will also take the opportunity to tell you more about the Beatles and their concerts on the Mersey itself.