Liverpool

Liverpool

After being European Capital of Culture 2008,

Liverpool, in the north of England, shows itself to the world and presents good arguments to captivate visitors. The 1970s decade was difficult for Liverpool as other British cities, due to the end of traditional industries. Social problems associated with high unemployment led Liverpool to lose some charisma but now the city is strong and vibrant, ready to show what they have better. The maritime heritage of Liverpool is huge, the Docks, is since 2004 a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and became the great centre of the city, where everything happens. The Albert Dock Warehouses, have been converted into bars, restaurants, shops and apartments, returning the city to its relationship with the River Mersey. Apart from London there is no English city with more museums and galleries than Liverpool. It is impossible to separate Liverpool from the Beatles, that was where it all started, it is worth visiting the Cavern Club. The entire area along the river is very beautiful with very elegant buildings, if you can, take a cruise on the Mersey Ferry. Hotels in Liverpool

What to visit in Liverpool: Albert Dock; Cavern Club; Cathedral; The Three Graces; Royal Liver Building; St George’s Hall; Town Hall; The Beatles Story; Walker Art Gallery; St George’s Hall; World Museum; Museum of Liverpool; Tate Liverpool;

Restaurants in Liverpool

• Sapporo Teppanyaki Japanese Restaurant
• The Art School Restaurant
• Grilla Restaurant
• Gusto Restaurant and Bar
• Ego Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar
• Piccolino Restaurant
• Matou Pan Asian Restaurant
• Amalia Italian Restaurant
• Bill’s Liverpool Restaurant

Transports in Liverpool

Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL): There are domestic and international flights to/from several destinations.

By train and bus: There are trains and buses to/from several cities in England.

Map of Liverpool

Map of Liverpool

Where is Liverpool on Map of UK

Where is Liverpool on Map of UK