Things to do in Liverpool
Discover the best attractions and experiences Liverpool has to offer
Historic Monuments
Liverpool’s riverfront and skyline are defined by iconic monuments and grand public buildings.
Royal Liver Building
The iconic landmark of the Liverpool waterfront, part of the historic 'Three Graces'.
St George's Hall
A grand neoclassical building with opulent interiors and ceremonial spaces.
Liverpool Cathedral
Britain’s largest cathedral by area, renowned for its towers and city views.
Museums
Delve into music heritage, maritime history, and world cultures in Liverpool’s museums.
The Beatles Story
Immersive tribute to the Beatles’ rise from Liverpool’s docks to global fame.
Merseyside Maritime Museum
Stories of ships, trade, and Liverpool’s pivotal port history.
World Museum
Natural history and world cultures in a grand Victorian building.
International Slavery Museum
Exhibitions exploring abolition, the slave trade, and its lasting impact.
Religious Monuments
From soaring cathedrals to prominent churches, Liverpool’s spiritual architecture is visible across the city.
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
The Catholic Cathedral on Hope Street with a distinctive circular design.
St Nicholas' Church (Liverpool)
Historic city center church with notable architecture and heritage.
National & Theme Parks
Nearby parks and wildlife experiences just a short trip from the city center.
Knowsley Safari Park
Drive-through safari park offering close encounters with wildlife.
Chester Zoo
A major zoo with extensive habitats and family-friendly exhibits.
Southport Pleasureland
Seaside amusement park with rides and attractions.
Neighborhoods
Characterful districts showcase Liverpool’s diverse vibe and pace.
Baltic Triangle
A creative, food-forward hub with street art, venues, and cafés.
Cavern Quarter
Historic nightlife area around Mathew Street and the Cavern Club.
Georgian Quarter
Elegant 18th‑century streets with architecture, cafés and shops.
Lark Lane
Bohemian strip known for independent bars and eateries.
Free Things to Do
Many of Liverpool’s best experiences are free to enjoy.
Liverpool Waterfront walk at Pier Head
Stroll along the river and admire the Three Graces from the riverfront.
Crosby Beach and Another Place statues
Visit Antony Gormley’s iconic scale statues by the sea.
Sefton Park
A leafy city park perfect for a leisurely stroll or picnic.
Albert Dock exterior stroll
Explore the historic waterfront and its architecture at no cost.
Gastronomy
From indie cafés to waterfront dining, Liverpool’s food scene has something for everyone.
Bold Street
A vibrant street packed with independent eateries and cafés.
Chinatown Liverpool
A hub for Chinese restaurants and Asian cuisine in the city.
Baltic Market
A lively food hall in the Baltic Triangle with diverse stalls.
Albert Dock dining
Seafood and international options along the waterfront.
Nightlife
Live music, clubs, and bars keep Liverpool buzzing after dark.
The Cavern Club
Iconic venue where the Beatles played in their early days.
Camp and Furnace
Industrial-venue in the Baltic Triangle with live gigs and drinks.
Entertainment
Stage and screen spaces across the city host performances year-round.
Everyman Theatre
Intimate, contemporary theatre with a diverse program.
Royal Court Theatre
Revitalised venue offering theatre productions and live events.
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Historic concert hall hosting classical and contemporary performances.
Sports
Football lore and major race events anchor Liverpool’s sports scene.
Anfield Stadium
Home of Liverpool FC with a storied rich history.
Goodison Park
Everton FC’s long-standing ground with a devoted fanbase.
Aintree Racecourse
Iconic racecourse near Liverpool hosting the Grand National.
Off the Track
Unusual, lesser-known sights that reveal another side of Liverpool.
Williamson Tunnels
Underground passages with a fascinating 19th-century backstory.
Otterspool Promenade
Seafront walkway with views across the Mersey.
Port Sunlight Village
Historic model village showcasing early industrial-era design.