Guide To Liverpool

About Liverpool

Liverpool is one of the most popular destinations in the UK for city breaks. The city is famous for its nightlife and also offers a wealth of daytime attractions. From shopping to museums, food and drink to art and culture, there’s something for everyone. Liverpool is famous for the warmth, humour and hospitality of its people. After all, they have a range of legendary pubs and clubs. The largest collection of museums and galleries in the UK outside London. And more shops of all kinds than you can shake a stick at.

Whether you are a fan of culture, history, music, sports or shopping, you will find something to suit your taste and budget in this amazing city. Here are some of the top attractions and activities to enjoy in Liverpool:

Visit the Liverpool Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Britain and one of the most impressive landmarks in the city. You can admire the stunning architecture, climb the tower for panoramic views, or join a guided tour to learn more about its history and features.

Experience the Beatles Story, the world's largest permanent exhibition dedicated to the Fab Four. You can explore their journey from childhood to fame, see authentic memorabilia, and discover how they influenced music and culture.

Explore the Royal Albert Dock, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers a range of attractions, restaurants, bars and shops. You can visit the **Tate Liverpool** for modern art, the **Merseyside Maritime Museum** for nautical history, or the **Liverpool Mountain** for a colourful sculpture .

Enjoy a City Tour on an open-top bus or a bike and see the highlights of Liverpool. You can hop on and off at your convenience, or join a themed tour such as the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour, the Liverpool Ghost Walking Tour, or the Reel Tours: Liverpool Film Location Walking Tour.

Shop till you drop at Liverpool ONE, a huge shopping complex that offers over 170 stores, from high-street brands to designer labels. You can also find a cinema, a mini-golf course, and plenty of dining options.

For a change of pace, explore the nearby beaches at Crosby (home to Antony Gormley’s Another Place sculptures) or take a short drive to Wirral and Chester.

Local Attractions

Liverpool: Anfield Stadium Ticket & City Landmarks Audio Tour

Step into the storied streets of Liverpool with this immersive in-app audio tour designed for history buffs, football fans, and music lovers alike. Your ticket to the legendary Anfield Stadium is included, setting the stage for a profound experience within these walls. However, note that the audio tour will provide guidance to Anfield, but will not include a commentary inside the stadium itself.

British Music Experience

Where better to get involved in the history of British music than in the former home of The Beatles? While in Liverpool see costumes and memorabilia from pop stars like Adele and Oasis. And while you're inspired visit the Gibson Interactive Studio, grab a guitar (or keyboards, or drums), and set your inner rock star free! Only at the British Music Experience.

Liverpool Beatles Museum

Step into the world of music and history at the Liverpool Beatles Museum, where the story of The Beatles comes to life through fascinating exhibits and iconic memorabilia. Located in the heart of Mathew Street, this must-visit museum invites you to explore the rise of the Fab Four, from their early days in Liverpool to their global fame.

Strawberry Field

Helping thousands of children and inspiring one of the Beatles' most-loved songs? Not a bad resume! Get a ticket for Strawberry Field's remarkable exhibition, and discover the local history behind the ruby-red gates of this famous Salvation Army building. Use a handy multimedia guide to explore archival footage, admire photographs that document the history of the facility and its most famous young visitor – a must for Beatles fans!

The Cavern Club – The World Famous Cavern. Home of The Beatles – More Info

Roxy Ballroom – Games, Music, Craft Beer & Food – More Info

Liverpool One – Liverpool’s premier shopping and leisure complex – More Info

Hot Water Comedy Club – Liverpool’s Hottest Comedy Club – More Info

Empire Theatre – Opened in 1925, the largest 2-tier auditorium in the UK – More Info

Anfield Stadium Tour – Explore Liverpool Football Club – More Info

Everton Stadium Tour – Explore Everton Football Club – More Info

Walker Art Gallery – National Gallery of The North – More Info

Tate Liverpool Gallery – Art Gallery & Museum – More Info

Royal Liver Building & 3 Graces – The 3 Graces consist of The Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building & Port Of Liverpool – More Info

St George’s Hall – Beautiful Grade 2 listed building in the heart of Liverpool’s Georgian Quarter – More Info

Speke Hall & Gardens – Estate built in 1530 with stunning gardens – More Info

World Museum Liverpool – FREE Admission to An Amazing Museum – More Info

Maritime Museum – Discover the Maritime History of Liverpool – More Info

Titanic Memorial – Memorial dedicated to the heroes of the marine engine room, located on Liverpool’s Pier Head – More Info

Royal Albert Dock – Liverpool’s iconic Albert Dock. Home to leisure and retail spaces – More Info

The Beatles Story – Discover The Story of The Beatles – More Info

M&S Bank Arena – Indoor Venue for Music, Sports & Events – More Info

Ferry Across the Mersey – Take a Trip Across the River Mersey – More Info

Sefton Park – Take a Stroll Around Beautiful Sefton Park – More Info

Croxteth Hall & Country Park – Stunning manor house, formally home to the Earl of Sefton – More Info

Birkenhead Park – Opened in 1847, Birkenhead Park was the inspiration for New York’s Central Park – More Info

Aintree Racecourse – Not just home to the Grand National, Aintree Racecourse hosts many events all year round – More Info

Farmer Teds Adventure Farm – Amazing indoor & outdoor adventure family fun – More Info

Chinatown – Liverpool is home to one Europe’s oldest and largest Chinese communities – More Info

British Music Experience – Discover the history of British Rock & Pop music – More Info

St John’s Beacon (Radio City Tower) – Home to Radio City and Liverpool’s premier 360 viewing platform – More Info

Chester Zoo – One of the UK’s largest zoos with over 21,00 animals – More Info

Knowsley Safari Park – Take a stunning 5 mile drive and see a huge variety of animals up close – More Info

Discover Liverpool's Legacy – Start your Self-Guided Audio Tour at the iconic St George's Hall – More Info

Featured Accommodation

Guestz offers a collection of modern, fully serviced apartments in nearby Heswall — designed for comfort, convenience, and flexibility. Each property features contemporary furnishings, high-speed Wi-Fi, and full kitchen facilities, making them perfect for both short visits and extended stays. Whether you’re here on business, working on a project, or exploring the city’s culture and nightlife, Guestz serviced accommodation gives you the space to live, work, and relax — your way.

Where to Eat & Drink

Liverpool’s culinary scene is diverse, creative, and full of flavour — from fine dining to cosy independents:

Popular spots include:

Panoramic 34 – A fine dining restaurant with stunning skyline views.
Mowgli Street Food – Lively Indian street food in stylish surroundings.
Duke Street Market – A vibrant food hall featuring local chefs and global cuisines.
The Art School – Contemporary fine dining in an elegant Georgian building.
Maray – Small plates and cocktails inspired by Middle Eastern flavours.

You’ll also find countless cafés, bistros, and waterfront bars — perfect for business lunches or relaxed evenings.

Nightlife & Entertainment

Liverpool is world-renowned for its nightlife — from live music venues and cocktail lounges to traditional pubs and clubs that stay open late:

Cavern Club – The legendary birthplace of The Beatles.
Baltic Triangle – A creative district full of bars, street food, and live DJ nights.
Albert Dock Bars – Relaxed spots with great views over the Mersey.
Concert Square – The lively heart of Liverpool’s nightlife scene.
Liverpool Empire Theatre – Hosting West End shows, concerts, and performances year-round.

Whether you prefer laid-back evenings or lively nights out, Liverpool has something for every mood.

Business & Corporate Connections

Liverpool is one of the UK’s fastest-growing regional economies, with major employers and industries across shipping, energy, property development, finance, and the creative sector.

The city’s Knowledge Quarter is home to major innovation hubs, universities, and research centres, while the Liverpool Waters development continues to expand the city’s commercial potential.

Guestz serviced accommodation is ideal for corporate travellers, contractors, and business teams, offering modern, fully equipped spaces close to key business districts. Whether you’re working short-term or managing long projects, our properties provide comfort, privacy, and flexibility for every stay.