Liverpool
Two cathedrals, three Graces and four Beatles, Liverpool has always been a key player on the world stage. In 2008 the city was awarded the accolade European Capital of Culture and two years on this north-west gem continues to enchant and entertain with more museums and galleries than any other UK city outside of London, more Georgian buildings than Bath and a waterfront that was granted World Heritage status in 2004.
Take the ferry ‘Cross the Mersey’ and you’ll find yourself looking back on the Three Graces: the Cunard Building, Port of Liverpool Building, and most famously, the Royal Liver Building.
Places to visit in Liverpool
Liverpool has a glorious maritime history, world-beating musical heritage, two of the Premiership’s biggest football teams and much more besides. Here is our pick of the city’s sights and attractions. Read More »
Liverpool: an insider’s guide
Two cathedrals, three Graces and four Beatles, Liverpool has always been a key player on the world stage – and this Northwest gem continues to enchant and entertain
Top 10 beaches in Britain
Britain’s beaches offer something for everyone, whether it’s the traditional bucket-and-spade seaside experience or somewhere to walk and admire the scenery. Read More »
