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 Learn to Tend & Muck |
Depot Road Knowsley Industrial Estate Liverpool, Merseyside L33 3AR United Kingdom +44 151 548 1524 |
Take the family to see a working city farm situated on the outskirts of the city. Horses, sheep, goats, pigs, hens, geese, rabbits, guinea pigs and peacocks are in-residence all year round; visit in late spring to see the baby lambs, goats and piglets. Pony riding takes place during the weekend and there is a pleasant woodland walk, playground and picnic area. The farm, which is also a registered charity, has a cafe and a shop that sells free-range produce. See website for comprehensive visitor details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Perfect Your Swing |
Melling Road Aintree Liverpool, Merseyside L9 5AS United Kingdom +44 151 523 5157 |
Being the largest and longest nine hole golf course in England with an additional 30 bay undercover driving range, golf enthusiasts can enjoy a full days play. Use of the ten-hole putting green is free of charge if paying for a course or driving range. In addition to the licensed bar and cafe, golfing equipment and clothing are on sale. Two professionals are available for private coaching by the half hour on weekdays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Countryside jaunts |
Gills Lane Farm Barnston Liverpool, Merseyside CH61 1AH United Kingdom +44 151 648 2911 |
Learn all aspects of livery and how to ride horses at this pleasant school with indoor and outdoor riding areas. Over twenty horses are available for lessons that take place both within the grounds and for countryside jaunts. Show and competition admissions can be arranged via the club. In addition to the regular lessons, pony management courses are held during the school holidays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Watch divers swimming with sharks |
Kinsey Road Cheshire Oaks, Junction 10 Liverpool, Merseyside CH65 9LF United Kingdom +44 151 357 8800 |
This exhilarating journey explores the waters of the world through interactive experiences and moving walkways. From the highland streams through to the mighty Amazon, down the Mississippi, across Africa's Lake Malawi and on to alligator-infested swamps, the tour finishes in the shark-infested waters of the Caribbean Reef. See the dart frogs—one of the deadliest animals in the world—and explore rock pools. Visitors can eat in the Caribbean-themed restaurant, surrounded by sharks swimming in glass tanks. The gift shop is packed with marine novelties. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Sand dunes and delightful promenade |
Blundellsands Road Crosby Liverpool, Merseyside L23 6SB United Kingdom +44 170 453 3133 |
The Crosby area evolved due to prosperous early 19th century businessmen's desires to create a district away from the bustling city port. Backed by low sand dunes, Blundellsands beach stretches from the end of the industrial docks to the boating marina. The promenade is situated overhead and provides a perfect place to relax in the sun or to enjoy the sea air. Across the estuary, the mountains of North Wales provide a distant scenic view. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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First municipal course in England |
Roby Road Huyton Liverpool, Merseyside L36 4HD United Kingdom +44 151 489 1901 |
The first municipal golf course in England is situated off junction five off the M62 motorway. Ownership transferred from Liverpool to Knowsley council in 1997 and the 18-hole, 6,082 yard course is a popular spot for golfers.Trolleys are available to hire. A licensed clubhouse is on site and a smart dress code applies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Kick boxing to tap dancing |
Cartbridge Lane Halewood Liverpool, Merseyside L26 6LH United Kingdom +44 151 443 2124 |
This popular leisure centre is situated close to the airport and the facilities available include a large swimming pool, gym, sauna and fitness centre. A wide variety of classes are held on a regular basis from tap-dancing to kickboxing. For younger visitors the organised children's discos and pool parties provide lots of fun. Solarium vouchers can be purchased for around £3 for ten minutes tanning time. Hot showers, large changing rooms and refreshments are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Night Fishing & Tackle Shop |
Off Puddington Lane Burton Liverpool, Merseyside CH64 5SF United Kingdom +44 151 353 0115 |
A short drive through the Mersey tunnel will bring you to a tranquil area in the Wirral. Four lakes are situated within the fishery and customers can join in the coarse fishing sessions. Night fishing may be available at certain times of the year and information will be provided on request. Cat and large carp fishing is also available, at weights of up to 40lb. Other facilities on-site include a cafe and an angling shop that sells an extensive range of tackle, equipment and bait. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Science and technology made easy |
Mersey Road Liverpool, Cheshire WA8 0DF United Kingdom +44 151 420 1121 |
The museum of the chemical industry is an educational, interactive science and technology centre. Hands-on exhibits and displays make it fun to learn about science as visitors can melt crystal, design a medicine and even split a molecule. Take a ride in the glass lift up to the rooftop observatory and enjoy the great view. Light refreshments are available in the Elements cafe. Scientific toys and souvenirs can be purchased from the gift shop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Thousands of animals in natural surroundings |
Caughall Road Upton Liverpool, Cheshire CH2 1LH United Kingdom +44 1244 38 0280 |
Set in 80 acres of award-winning gardens, this is one of Europe's top zoos and the largest zoological gardens in the UK. Five thousand animals live in near-natural surroundings, while many rare and endangered species breed freely in large enclosures. Popular attractions include the penguin pool with its underwater viewing window, the chimpanzee island and the elephant house. An exciting addition is the Twilight Zone where visitors walk around a dark, jungle like setting, while free-flying fruit bats skim past at face level. Take a trip on the overhead monorail to gain an excellent view of the whole area. Finish off the day with a meal in the elegant Oakfield restaurant, a more informal pub with beer garden or picnic outdoors. Admission: adults £9.50, children £7.00, senior citizens £7.50 Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fore! |
Naylor's Road (at Holt Lane) Liverpool, Merseyside L27 2YB United Kingdom +44 151 487 0654 |
This 18-hole, 6,127-yard course is ideal for playing a friendly round in a group of up to four. The parkland course allows manual and electric trolleys and clubs can be hired inexpensively. Basic membership consists of play from Monday through Friday. However, midweek rounds are available for much cheaper per-person rates daily. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Edwardian Country Estate |
Croxteth Hall Lane Liverpool, Merseyside L12 0HB United Kingdom +44 151 228 5311 |
One of the major heritage centres in the North West can be found just 20 minutes drive from the city centre. Once the ancestral home of the Molyneaux family - the Earls of Sefton - it now attracts thousands of visitors each year. The estate has three main attractions: the historic hall, the rare breeds farm and the Victorian walled garden. Take a walk in the magnificent woodland area, packed with wildlife or let the children loose in the adventure playground, followed by look at the miniature railway. Often used for concerts, art exhibitions and conferences, other facilities include a gift shop, cafe and picnic area. See website for complete visitation particulars. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Saddle Up! |
Croxteth Hall Lane West Derby Liverpool, Merseyside L12 0HE United Kingdom +44 151 220 9177 |
Take a canter with one of the resident horses around the large outdoor sand paddock at this friendly riding centre in Croxteth Park. Group and individual tuition is available to suit all levels from beginners to advanced riders. Riding hats are provided and they also advise wearing long trousers and shoes with small heels. Riding lessons and visits must be booked in advance. 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 |
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Beach, woodland and squirrels |
Victoria Road Liverpool, Merseyside L37 1LJ United Kingdom +44 170 487 8591 |
Formby Beach is just fifteen miles from the center of town. Miles of sandy beach and sloping dunes stretch along the Sefton coastline and are generally well maintained. Swimming and paddling opportunities depend on the tide, which can extend out to a considerable distance. Set between the tranquil towns of Crosby and Southport, the area is perfect for enjoying nearby woodland walks and wildlife spotting. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spot a Natter-Jack Toad |
Victoria Road, Freshfield Formby Liverpool, Merseyside L37 1LJ United Kingdom +44 1704 87 8591 |
Just over ten miles from the city, the National Trust's coastal reserve is home to some of Britain's endangered species such as the Natter-Jack Toad and Sand Lizard. Breathe in the fresh pine scented air as you take a leisurely stroll through Formby Pinewoods and onto the sand dunes of Sefton's coastline. Follow the guided walkways to discover the local flora and fauna. The walker's entrance to the Pinewoods is at Kirklake Road, but the main car park is located on Lifeboat Road. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tranquil walks among the pine trees |
Victoria Road Freshfield Liverpool, Merseyside L37 1LJ United Kingdom +44 1704 87 8591 |
Visit one of the few remaining habitats of the red squirrel, a species that many people fear will be obsolete in the next twenty years. Managed by the National Trust, the sign-posted squirrel walk is just half a mile long and is perfect for children, while the slightly longer Cornerstone Walk also offers many interesting features. There are plenty of photo opportunities to capture the antics of the tame squirrels as they scramble for food, but remember to take a bag of peanuts for close up shots. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fanciful Fun |
Shackleton Close Old Hall Liverpool, Cheshire WA5 9YZ United Kingdom +44 1925 23 0088 |
An ideal day out for the family can be found about 25 minutes drive from the city center. The park is aimed at families with children between the ages of two and thirteen and all 45 rides cater for this age range. Set within beautiful parkland and surrounded by trees and lakes, visitors can wander into a Jurassic experience and walk among life-sized dinosaurs. In addition to this there is a wild west fortress, soft play area and magic shows. An informal restaurant and plenty of fast food outlets are available. Alternatively, make use of one of the many picnic areas dotted around the park. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Look Fit & Fab |
5-7 Little Crosby Road Crosby Liverpool, Merseyside L23 2TE United Kingdom +44 151 924 0004 |
Spread over two floors, this fully air-conditioned gym offers a cardiovascular and free weights room. Varied ranges of classes are held in the fully mirrored, sprung floor dance studio including step aerobics, spin-cycle and khai-bo. Some of the other facilities include a sauna, jacuzzi, solarium and steam room; the beauty treatment room provides an extensive range of treatments. Other facilities include a cafe, licensed bar and crèche facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lovely Leisure Center |
Waterpark Drive Stockbridge Village Liverpool, Merseyside L28 1SU United Kingdom +44 151 443 2750 |
This fantastic 25-metre leisure-pool complex is fitted with a water slide, wave machine, saunas, steam rooms, sunbeds and more. In addition to the very popular studio cycling sessions, there is a choice of women's aerobic and fitness classes. Activities to keep the children amused include trampolining, gymnastics and kickboxing. During the summer, youth sessions run daily. The onsite cafe provides nourishment for all. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tranquil Parklands |
Green Lawn Green Lawn at Fairway (off Huyton Lane) Liverpool, Merseyside L36 1UA United Kingdom +44 151 489 1138 |
Situated in tranquil grounds, the course is situated approximately twenty minutes from the city centre and is convenient for the M62 motorway network. Groups from two players upwards can join in a friendly round on this quiet 18 hole, 5,839-yard course; rates are reasonable. The resident pro teaches upon request and sessions must be booked in advance. To round off the days enjoyment, a pleasant clubhouse with a licensed bar is also available. See website for complete course info. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historic Venue |
Prescot Liverpool L34 4AG United Kingdom +44 151 489 4827 |
Just a few miles from Liverpool's city center, the lavish Knowsley Hall sits upon 2,500 acres of privately-owned parkland. Originally the home to the Earls of Derby in 1385, this historic and finely restored building is now host to a variety of events, such as weddings, conferences, award ceremonies, and private parties. 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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 Sports & Leisure Centre |
Conleach Road Conleach Road (at Central Avenue) Liverpool, Merseyside L24 0TR United Kingdom +44 151 233 2100 / +44 151 233 2102 |
Situated close to the airport, this sports and leisure facility includes multiple swimming pools (including one absolutely enormous specimen), training programs, a four-court sports hall, floodlit synthetic pitches, spinning classes and full gym amenities. Beginners and experienced athletes are all welcome to join. See website for complete details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sail in style |
Marine Promenade New Brighton, Wallasey Liverpool, Merseyside CH45 2HZ United Kingdom +44 151 691 0941 |
The marine lake on New Brighton seafront is a popular location for a wide range of water sports. Jet-ski training is available at EUR70 per day or a 15-minute taster session will cost just £15. Powerboat training costs EUR150 for two days and plain sailing is around EUR5 per hour. As a Royal Yachting Association and British Canoe Union training centre, the school is a member of the A.A.L.A. Changing and shower facilities are provided. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Celebrating Trains! |
Lower Promenade, Kings Garden Lower Promenade Liverpool, Merseyside PR8 1QX United Kingdom +44 1704 21 4266 |
This quaint attraction is situated in the Victorian seaside town of Southport, which is easily accessible by train from the city centre. The miniature model village contains over two hundred 1:18 scale models, all of which were handcrafted by the site owner. The tracks of the Garden Gauge Railway run through a tiny village that features model houses, churches, a fortified manor house and a watermill. Children will love the play area and there is a charming cafe and tea garden for light refreshments. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Get Medieval! |
Tudor Road Manor Park Liverpool, Cheshire WA7 1SX United Kingdom +44 1928 56 9895 |
Norton Priory Museum & Gardens are set within 38 acres of beautiful and tranquil woodland landscape. Features include ponds, herb and rock gardens, a stream glade, a pear orchard and a laburnum arch. The two and a half acre Walled Garden has won four "North West in Bloom" awards. Visit the prize-winning museum depicting life at the Priory eight hundred years ago and see the amazing results of archaeological excavations at the medieval site. Discover over twenty sculptures such as the purple pigs and the kneeling monk in a two-hour sculpture trail. Free workshops and events take place at regular intervals. A coffee shop and picnic area are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Amusement park with fun for all |
Marine Drive Liverpool, Merseyside PR8 1RX United Kingdom +44 1704 53 2717 |
This popular funfair is situated in a seaside town just 25 minutes drive from Liverpool and is easily accessible via a regular train and bus service. Initially opened in 1912, it is now home to five roller coasters including the country's tallest, fastest suspended looping coaster—The Traumatizer. Other attractions include flying elephant rides, junior go-karts, a speed simulator, sky coaster, ghost trains, a Moroccan fun house and a spookily perceptive fortune-teller. Casablanca is an impressive family entertainment centre, complete with bar, restaurant, bowling, pool tables and games arcade. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Soap city |
95 Greendale Road Port Sunlight Liverpool, Merseyside CH62 4XE United Kingdom +44 151 644 6466 |
Only fifteen minutes from Liverpool by train, the Heritage Centre is situated almost opposite the station. A tribute to soap, but not the Brookside sort, this established attraction tells the story of the renowned Lever bothers and the subsequent development of an industrial town. Far more, well maybe a tad more interesting than it sounds, you can watch a video depicting the historic evolvement and visit an authentic reproduction workers cottage. Not surprisingly, the gift shop is stocked with a huge collection of soap. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tee-off at Royal Birkdale |
Waterloo Road Birkdale Liverpool, Merseyside PR8 2LX United Kingdom +44 170 456 7920 |
Established since 1889, golfing enthusiasts may like to play a round on this famous 18-hole championship course and walk in the steps of some great sports stars. All players must hold a handicap certificate and observe the dress code that applies to the course, clubhouse and dining room areas. The Spike Bar and lounge area offer a quiet haven for relaxing after a tough day on the course. A caddy service and private tuition are available, but must be booked in advance. Non-club members and visitors need to make a reservation prior to arrival. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Britain's 2nd Oldest Seaside Links Course |
Meols Drive Liverpool CH47 4AL United Kingdom +44 151 632 3101 |
Founded in 1869, the Royal Liverpool Golf Club is a leading golf club in England and hosted the 2006 Open. It is often referred to as Hoylake, after the small town in which it is located. It has a single 18 hole seaside links course. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Floodlit Slopeside Frolicking |
Stockham Lane Palacefields Liverpool, Merseyside WA7 2PS United Kingdom +44 19 2870 1965 |
Set on the edge of the town park, the centre is suitable for all standards of skiers from beginners to experts. There are two dry ski slopes - 90 metres and 35 metres in length - both of which are serviced by three lifts. The slopes are adequately lit for evening visits and teaching is available by qualified professionals for groups or individuals. The shop sells equipment and runs a repair service, but all the necessary apparatus can be hired on site. Admission: adults £7.25, children £4.95, each additional hour £2.50 Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Paddle steamers and jet-skis |
The Promenade Liverpool, Merseyside PR9 0EA United Kingdom +44 1704 539701 |
One of the many reasons to visit this delightful Victorian town is the local marina surrounded by a boating lake and promenade. Visitors can bring their own boats or hire one of the varied selection moored at the lake. Children love to ride on the grand 70-seat Mississippi-style paddle steamer, complete with a licensed bar, waitress service and guide. Board the 12-seater jet boat from the mile length slipway and take a spin around the lake for around £1.50 per person. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hauntings and hideouts |
The Walk (Speke) Liverpool, Merseyside L24 1XD United Kingdom +44 151 427 7231 |
One of England's great historic houses can be found set in its own glorious grounds, just eight miles from the city centre. The cleverly-concealed priest holes suggest Tudor times, while other rooms, including the fully-equipped kitchen, are more Victorian in style. Wandering through the endless corridors reveals all manner of curios, but enter the Tapestry Room at your peril - the resident ghost may be closer than you think. A recent addition to the beautiful grounds is a beautifully-designed, maize maze, which may be easier to navigate than it is to say. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spot the pot bunker |
Yew tree Lane West Derby Liverpool, Merseyside L12 9HQ United Kingdom +44 151 228 1540 |
Situated fifteen minutes drive from the city centre, the club is set in quiet and peaceful surroundings. The 72 par, parkland course covers 6,257 yards and ride on vehicles and club hire is available. Competitions take place on Saturdays and the on-site teaching pro uses the most up to date methods. After a game, visit the clubhouse with its licensed bar for a leisurely drink. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great walks and superb scenery |
Station Road Station Road Liverpool, Merseyside CH61 0 United Kingdom +44 151 648 4371 |
The 12 mile footpath follows an old railway line and has many hidden features waiting to be discovered. The sheltered inland Wirral Way is filled with wildlife, flowers and butterflies and is perfect for bird spotting. Search for crabs and seashells on the shore, watch for weasels, badgers and foxes in hedgerows or explore the waterfall and old oak woodland. Dramatic views of the Dee Estuary stretching towards the Welsh hills can be seen from the 60-foot high cliff tops. Visit Thurstaston Visitor Centre for talks, films and slide shows, guided walks, bike rides, mini-beast safari, pond dipping, smugglers trails and scavenger hunts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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