The independent guide to the city
Docks, galleries, music rooms and seven centuries of port city life — researched on foot and written for people who actually visit.
Liverpool area by area — the Georgian Quarter, Ropewalks, Baltic Triangle, Chinatown, Lark Lane, Woolton, Granby, Anfield, Crosby and the Wirral — with what each is actually for, how to get there and whether it earns the trip.
Plan a Liverpool city break with practical, independent guides to the city’s best attractions, neighbourhoods, hotels, restaurants, museums, music landmarks and day trips.
First-time visitors can begin with our essential Liverpool travel guide, then explore the best things to do in Liverpool. These guides cover transport, trip planning, major sights, free attractions, waterfront walks and practical local advice.
Liverpool is compact enough for a weekend but varied enough for a longer stay. Combine the waterfront and city-centre museums with the Beatles sites, a football experience, independent food districts and at least one trip beyond the centre. Our guides are organised to help you compare options and turn them into a realistic itinerary.