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Britannia Vaults Britannia Vaults, Albert Dock Liverpool, Merseyside L3 4AD United Kingdom +44 151 237 3925 |
Departing from the Beatles Story Experience, visitors can travel around the city in a bright yellow bus, in fact a replica of the original from the Beatles film of the same name. An informative commentary highlights locations such as Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields, which inspired the famous song lyrics. The bus also takes visitors around former homes, hangouts and schools of the fab four. The tour finishes at the world famous Cavern Club. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Enjoy a tour and a pint |
Stanhope Street Liverpool, Merseyside L8 5XJ United Kingdom +44 151 709 8734 |
Established since 1850, the company was formed by Irish-born Robert Cain who arrived in Liverpool as a young man and quickly built up a thriving brewing business. Still producing award-winning ales today, the terracotta tiled building is a historic landmark and of great architectural interest. Tours commence promptly at 6:30p and visitors should be prepared to climb stairs. Pre-booking is essential and the tour is open to over 18s only. Following the tour, visitors are encouraged to sample a pint or two in the adjacent Brewery Tap pub. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Themed Talks |
Queen Square Queen Square Liverpool, Merseyside L1 1RG United Kingdom +44 151 709 8111 |
Hosted by blue badge city guides, the walks are a great way for visitors to gain a deeper insight into the city. Departing every Sunday from the tourist information office, the guides illustrate many different aspects with themed talks such as "Murder most foul" and "Avenue of churches". Topics such as local history and conservation, art and architecture or perhaps literary connections are covered on a regular basis. Groups can book tours during the week by prior arrangement and in some cases are available in European languages. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fun in the Forest |
Ordnance Avenue Ordnance Avenue, Birchwood, Liverpool, Cheshire WA3 6QX United Kingdom +44 192 581 6217 |
This annual fortnight of frolics offers a great opportunity for visitors to discover the great outdoors in a large forest that covers 365 square miles. Enjoy a variety of organised outdoor activities while visiting the woodland and wildlife areas. Wander through country parks, take part in water sports, peer into ponds and amble through wildflower meadows. Activities range from energetic to more passive pursuits and are suitable for all ages and abilities. The annual event takes place for two weeks from the last week in July. Admission: free Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Historic Stadium |
Goodison Road Liverpool L4 4EL United Kingdom +44 151 330 2200 |
Goodison Park opened in 1892 as England's first major football stadium with 4 double-decker stands that surround the arena. One of the most historic sports venues in the world, Goodison Park is now home to the Everton Football Club. The stadium has a 40,569 seating-capacity with a record capacity of 78,299 during the Everton-Liverpool match of 1948. Goodison Park Stadium Tours offer visitors the opportunity to walk through the arena, trophy rooms, and dressing rooms, and learn its rich history. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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History of Everton Football Club |
Goodison Road Liverpool, Merseyside L4 4EL United Kingdom +44 151 330 2300 |
Stadium tours of Goodison Park - the home of Everton Football Club - take place on a daily basis except for match days. The ground was built in 1892 following a disagreement with the landlord of their former ground at Anfield; Liverpool Football Club now occupy the original location. The 85 minute tour provides the football enthusiast with an in-depth look at the club history including a trip to the trophy and dressing rooms. Relax in the player's lounge, take a look around the Director's Box and finally walk through the tunnel onto the pitch. Advance booking is essential. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Lions, Tigers & Bears! |
Prescot By Pass (north of M57 Junction 2 at Liverpool Road) Liverpool, Merseyside L34 4AN United Kingdom +44 151 430 9009 |
Enjoy a five-mile safari in your own vehicle or book an organised tour. Travel around the park as many times as you like and view the biggest herd of African elephants in Europe. Tigers, lions, antelope, wildebeest and monkeys all roam free in spacious natural surroundings and will often come right up to your car. The monkey-friendly route is recommended for drivers who are not keen on their window trims becoming a primate's new plaything. There is also a children's farm, reptile house and family rides. See website for complete visitation particulars. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Interactive football displays and memorabilia |
Anfield Road Liverpool, Merseyside L4 0TH United Kingdom +44 151 260 6677 |
Football fans, apart from staunch blues supporters, are sure to enjoy the guided tour, museum and interactive activities included in this exciting display of history and memorabilia. Visitors can step back in time and see a replica of the changing room in 1965 and learn how Bill Shankley's arrival in 1959 changed the history of LFC. Listen to pre-match talks, view the impressive collection of trophies, try your luck at commentating and test your skills in the penalty shooting gallery. The gift shop has a good collection of souvenirs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mythical liver birds |
Pier Head Pier Head Liverpool, Merseyside United Kingdom +44 151 236 2748 |
This grand landmark proudly stands at the Pier Head, adjacent to the Mersey Ferries entrance. Opened in 1911, it is still the head office for the Royal Liver Friendly Society and home to the well-loved Liver Birds that loom high above the city streets. The birds - a mythical interpretation of the cormorant - are eighteen foot high and made of copper. A local legend says that the city would be submerged under water if the birds ever flew away, oh yes and Elvis is still alive. The building is also distinguished by two towers adorned with the largest public striking clocks in Britain. Tours can be arranged by contacting the building manager. Admission: free . Tours are by appointment only Review © 2007, Wcities |
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