Discover Liverpool 2026

The Cavern Club, where the Beatles played their first gigs, the interactive Beatles Story museum, and the legendary Penny Lane and Strawberry Field draw fans from all over the world to the band's hometown.

The UNESCO-listed historic dockyard is home to the largest collection of listed buildings in Britain, including Tate Liverpool and the Merseyside Maritime Museum, right on the River Mersey.

The Anglican cathedral, the largest in Britain, and the modern Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral stand at opposite ends of Hope Street and showcase two completely different architectural eras.

The legendary Anfield stadium, home of Liverpool FC, offers stadium tours through the dressing rooms and player tunnel, while the anthem You'll Never Walk Alone reflects the city's unique football culture.

Liverpool is about two and a half hours by train from London and has its own airport with direct connections to several European cities, also ideal combined with Manchester.

The Cavern Club, where the Beatles played their first gigs, the interactive Beatles Story museum, and the legendary Penny Lane and Strawberry Field draw fans from all over the world to the band's hometown.

The UNESCO-listed historic dockyard is home to the largest collection of listed buildings in Britain, including Tate Liverpool and the Merseyside Maritime Museum, right on the River Mersey.

The Anglican cathedral, the largest in Britain, and the modern Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral stand at opposite ends of Hope Street and showcase two completely different architectural eras.