Liverpool Hop On Hop Off

Learn about Liverpool's fascinating past through this tour and follow in The Beatles' footsteps. First, visit Penny Lane and Strawberry Field for photoshoots. Next, you'll see John Lennon and Paul McCartney's childhood homes and witness the River Mersey. After that, you will visit the Royal Albert Dock, the UNESCO waterfront, the world-famous Cavern Club, the World Museum, Cathedrals, The Philharmonic Dining Rooms, China Town, and more.

Cost: From ₹ 5,305 per person

This enjoyable tour of Liverpool's top attractions and historic landmarks showcases the city's beautiful architecture. The top deck of the open-top bus at Royal Albert Dock offers the finest views. You'll see Royal Albert Dock, the riverfront, the Cavern Club, World Museum, cathedrals, Philharmonic Dining Rooms, China Town, and more. The journey takes roughly 50 minutes and ends in the Royal Albert Dock.

Cost: From ₹ 1,158 per person

Take a river cruise along the Mersey or a Liverpool hop on hop off bus Tour to see England's most dynamic metropolis. The Liverpool Pass® is the only tourist city pass that includes River Explorer Cruise, The Beatles Story, Liverpool Football Club Museum, British Music Experience, City Explorer Bus Tour, & Boom Exhibition, and Strawberry Fields.

Cost: From ₹ 1,736 per person

This famed place was recently named 'Royal' to honor its role in Liverpool's maritime heritage. The pier is near the Echo Arena and the city center. Pop-up football matches, live music, and water shows are held year-round at Royal Albert Dock Liverpool. Shopaholics can choose from many locally owned boutiques that sell unique souvenirs and gifts.

Liverpool One is the best shopping mall in the city, including stores from major fashion houses like Zara, GAP, Karen Millen, and Harvey Nichols' Beauty Bazaar. Regional cuisines save the day at mealtimes. You can relax in the rooftop garden of Wahaca after a day of shopping.

Queen Square Liverpool is in St Georges Quarter and offers outstanding value in the city center. It has great places to dine, drink, and connect. Liverpool Empire Theatre, The Royal Court Theatre, The Playhouse Theatre, World Museum Liverpool, Liverpool's Central Library, The Walker Art Gallery, and St Georges Hall are all nearby.

St Luke's Church, known locally as the 'Bombed Out Church,' was severely damaged during the May Blitz of 1941, leaving only its exterior stonework. As a venue for theater, dance, classical and world music, visual art, cinema, spoken word, and alternate and participatory forms of work, the site is a living and functioning monument to the people of Liverpool.

Liverpool has Europe's oldest Chinese community. It's also home to the largest Chinese Arch outside of China, which is 13.5m tall. There are 200 dragons and five roofs intricately carved into the arch that was delivered piece by piece from Liverpool's twin city, Shanghai.

The Baltic Triangle is a historic district in the heart of the city that has recently undergone a revitalization, making it one of "the" areas to live, work, and hang out. The Triangle has been recovered and rejuvenated by an expanding community of artists, entrepreneurs, and their companies, and it is located near Albert Dock and Liverpool One.