Places To Visit In Liverpool

The Greco-Roman architecture in this building located on a plateau in the heart of Liverpool is quite underrated. Built in 1854, this is one of the best examples of Grade 1 listed neo-classical architecture. The victorian art that has been used to decorate the ceiling of this building, along with the brick arches that have been considered to be one of the greatest, and the magnificent mosaic floor make this heritage centre one the top choices on the list of Places To Visit In Liverpool.

A country estate located in the West Derby suburb of Liverpool that is the perfect getaway for tourists who love to be amidst nature. The 500 acres of woodlands and parks around this hall also house a Victorian walled botanical garden and the Croxteth home farm. This spot is open to tourists all around the world and is our second choice among the Places To Visit In Liverpool.

Europe’s largest Anglican cathedral offers a breathtaking view of the city without an entry fee. Open to visitors every day, this tower holds a special place in our hearts due to the immersive Space film and interactive audio tour and the unique winter late nights during which the feeling of visiting is second to none.

This beautiful cathedral, with an unusual funnel shape, was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens. Officially known as the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the king, the mother church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese seats the Archbishop of Liverpool and is open to visitors all around the year.

Opened in 1877, this gallery proudly displays a huge collection of Italian Renaissance art pieces along with its outstanding collection of modern and contemporary of paintings, sculptures and other artwork. Pieces by Rembrandt, Gainsborough, Rosetti, and Monet can be found here, alongside pre-Raphaelite and Victorian works. This place is a must for art enthusiasts looking for Tourist Places In Liverpool.

This is a gallery named after the famous industrialist Henry Tate. It boasts a beautiful collection of classical and contemporary arts and hosts a lot of exhibitions throughout the year. From Picasso to Monet, the artwork exhibited in this gallery makes it one of the most visited, outside London. It is open to visitors during the months of June-August, on all days except Mondays from 10 am to 5:50 pm.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Albert Dock houses the largest collection of Grade 1 rated buildings in the country and a number of other Liverpool Tourist Attractions including popular restaurants, cafes and street shops. Visitors are welcome throughout the year.

This four-storeyed museum exhibits the history of Liverpool and houses the Titanic gallery alongside several sections including slavery and customs & excise. Located on the iconic Royal Alber Dock, this national museum is one of the most iconic Tourist Places In Liverpool.

The world’s first national museum exhibits the history and culture of the city through a unique combination of items on display. Ranging from the stage where John Lennon and Paul McCartney first met, to Chris Broadman’s Lotus motorcycle, this museum will successfully blow your mind. Make sure you enjoy the immersive 360-degree films!

The perfect site for an amusing family day out, the World Museum offers free entry to tourists and houses an aquarium and a treasure house theatre. Apart from several galleries and discovery centres that will ensure you have an enlightening visit, the museum has a cafe and a gift shop on the ground floor.

Unquestionably the most iconic out of all Liverpool Tourist Attractions, this allows you to take in the story of the all time favourite rock band by being a part of each of their lives and careers. Audio guides at this museum are available in several languages and contain interesting things that are bound to make music enthusiasts’ jaws drop.

If you are travelling with kids and looking for Places To Go In Liverpool, this safari should definitely be a part of your itinerary. Whether in a vehicle or on foot, this safari allows you to go around as many times as you want and witness a variety of wild animals, from White rhinos and African Lions to Baboons and Bactrian camels. You might also end up meeting the world’s largest bird here.