Liverpool, the county capital, offers travelers a stroll through Edwardian streets and Victorian neighborhoods; immerse yourself in the atmosphere of tranquility and serenity in Sefton Park; go on a boat trip by ferry.
Albert dock
One of the main symbols of Liverpool invites guests to walk along the paved paths near the water, visit the Beatles History Museum (it is dedicated to the work and life of the members of the legendary group), the Tate Gallery (visitors will see the works of contemporary British sculptors, artists and photographers) and the Merseyside Maritime Museum (guests will learn about the history of shipping, the dock and the ships that have called in its harbor; the exhibits will introduce them to port life). In addition, there are food outlets, souvenir shops, several hotels, a bar where you can listen to trendy music and treat yourself to a cocktail.
Royal Liver Buildings
At the top of the 13-storey building there are two clock towers (the clock dial reaches more than 7.5 m in diameter), which are decorated with 5.5-meter Liverpool birds - they were chained to the towers by means of chains (the gaze of one of them is directed into the interior of the island, and the other - to the river Mersey).
Cathedral
The cathedral is an example of the neo-Gothic architectural style (famous for the organ, which is the largest in the UK), decorated with stained glass windows and 50 sculptures; the ringing bells are located at a height of 67 meters; the length of the cathedral is 188 m, and the height of the only tower of the cathedral reaches more than 100 m, from where panoramic views of Liverpool open (you can climb up by climbing the 108 steps of the staircase or by elevator). The cathedral is also known for the fact that in 2009 the ringer melody “Imagine” by D. Lennon was performed on its bells.
Website: www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk
Prince Rupert's tower
During its existence, the tower managed to be a dwelling, a sobering-up center, a prison … And it owes its name to Prince Rupert, who lived not far from it. As for tourists, since 2014 they can admire the illumination illuminating the tower with blue lights, as well as take wonderful pictures against its background.
Echo Wheel
Those who wish can ride on a 60-meter Ferris Wheel (the attraction has 40 cabins that can accommodate up to 8 people each; there is a VIP capsule where you can drink a glass of champagne) and admire the beauty of Liverpool from a height for 15 minutes.
