Liverpool - Guidebook
Food scene
Chapters Of Us
44 Simpson StreetGreat Coffee/Brunch (5 mins away)
Down the Hatch
62 Duke StVegan & Vegetarian Junk Food RESERVE
Madre
Mexican Tacos Unit 6, Atlantic Pavilion Albert Dock, L3 4AE
Gusto Italian
Italian (Albert Dock
Mowgli Street Food
69 Bold StModern Indian Food
Maggie Fu
346 Smithdown RdAsian The Brunch Club
J. McGuffie & Co.
10 Castle StBirdies Bar And Barbeque
29-31 Parliament StMersey Ferries operate from just beyond this building. Opposite the ferry terminal is the entrance to the Cunard Building (to the right of the Royal Liver Building). It contains the permanent British Music Experience Exhibition. Entry fee. Great reviews. The exhibition is split into 8 zones representing musical eras from 1945 to the present day, with musical instruments to try and a show every 30 minutes. The building is worth a visit in its own right as it contained what was once the 1st class lounge for Cunard passengers crossing the Atlantic. A ticket entitles the holder to a repeat visit. Check days of opening. Walking from here inland and close to the Town Hall is the Western Approaches Museum, 1-3 Rumford Street, a “must see” for history buffs, a fascinating visual display exploring Britain’s top secret underground war bunker, 2 storeys hidden under the streets of Liverpool. Quite unique. At this point you are about a 25-minute walk from the flat.
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Traghetti di Mersey
George ParadeMersey Ferries operate from just beyond this building. Opposite the ferry terminal is the entrance to the Cunard Building (to the right of the Royal Liver Building). It contains the permanent British Music Experience Exhibition. Entry fee. Great reviews. The exhibition is split into 8 zones representing musical eras from 1945 to the present day, with musical instruments to try and a show every 30 minutes. The building is worth a visit in its own right as it contained what was once the 1st class lounge for Cunard passengers crossing the Atlantic. A ticket entitles the holder to a repeat visit. Check days of opening. Walking from here inland and close to the Town Hall is the Western Approaches Museum, 1-3 Rumford Street, a “must see” for history buffs, a fascinating visual display exploring Britain’s top secret underground war bunker, 2 storeys hidden under the streets of Liverpool. Quite unique. At this point you are about a 25-minute walk from the flat.
Sightseeing
The Royal Albert Dock is on the left, about a 10-minute walk away, the largest single collection of Grade 1 listed buildings anywhere in the UK.
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Royal Albert Dock Liverpool
3-4 The ColonnadesThe Royal Albert Dock is on the left, about a 10-minute walk away, the largest single collection of Grade 1 listed buildings anywhere in the UK.
Tate Liverpool (free galleries, except for special exhibitions) is on the far side of the dock. The Tate has a ground floor café, and there's a large, comfortable Costa coffee shop nearby. On the other three sides of the dock can be found bars and a variety of restaurants of different cuisines, all facing the dock and boats.
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Tate Liverpool
Mann IslandTate Liverpool (free galleries, except for special exhibitions) is on the far side of the dock. The Tate has a ground floor café, and there's a large, comfortable Costa coffee shop nearby. On the other three sides of the dock can be found bars and a variety of restaurants of different cuisines, all facing the dock and boats.
In the complex is The Beatles Story Exhibition (don't miss doing The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour as well!) and on one of the outer sides of the dock is the entrance to the fascinating Merseyside Maritime Museum (free admission) and the International Slavery Museum (free admission). Crossing a small bridge, you will find the spacious modern Museum of Liverpool (free admission).
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Merseyside Maritime Museum
In the complex is The Beatles Story Exhibition (don't miss doing The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour as well!) and on one of the outer sides of the dock is the entrance to the fascinating Merseyside Maritime Museum (free admission) and the International Slavery Museum (free admission). Crossing a small bridge, you will find the spacious modern Museum of Liverpool (free admission).
Cavern Pub
5 Mathew StreetFrom the flat, walking about 15 minutes towards the Royal Albert Dock, just after the Hilton Hotel, you will find the L1 shopping centre with its array of shops, eating places and cinema. Referring to a map, it is a short walk to see Mathew Street and the site of The Cavern Club where the Beatles started performing in Liverpool. The outstanding Grade 1 neoclassical St George's Hall, opened in 1854, faces Lime Street Station, about 25/30 minutes to walk from the flat. It contains concert halls and law courts and is open for events. The impressive Walker Art Gallery is nearby on William Brown Street (closed Mondays, free admission). To the left of that is the beautifully restored Central Library (free admission, changeable timetable), and to the left of that is the World Museum Liverpool (free admission, closed Mondays) – collections of antiquities, world cultures, natural history and physical sciences.
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Galleria d'Arte Walker
William Brown StreetFrom the flat, walking about 15 minutes towards the Royal Albert Dock, just after the Hilton Hotel, you will find the L1 shopping centre with its array of shops, eating places and cinema. Referring to a map, it is a short walk to see Mathew Street and the site of The Cavern Club where the Beatles started performing in Liverpool. The outstanding Grade 1 neoclassical St George's Hall, opened in 1854, faces Lime Street Station, about 25/30 minutes to walk from the flat. It contains concert halls and law courts and is open for events. The impressive Walker Art Gallery is nearby on William Brown Street (closed Mondays, free admission). To the left of that is the beautifully restored Central Library (free admission, changeable timetable), and to the left of that is the World Museum Liverpool (free admission, closed Mondays) – collections of antiquities, world cultures, natural history and physical sciences.
Along the way is the Philharmonic Hall, home for world-class concerts, the beautiful Phiharmonic pub on the diagonally opposite corner with original, ornate décor (definitely worth a peek, if not a drink!), then the Everyman Theatre (behind-the-scenes tours available in the summer). In this area you will see many university buildings. Behind the Metropolitan Cathedral on Brownlow Hill is the Victoria Gallery and Museum (free admission, Tue-Sat). This 1892 Grade 2-listed Gothic building houses items collected and donated to the University of Liverpool throughout its history (fine art, sculpture, ceramics, fossils, scientific equipment, zoological specimens). The quietness of the area around the flat is minutes away from the Baltic Quarter (the creative and digital quarter of Liverpool) and Baltic Market for street food, bars, night life. Liverpool really has something for everyone.
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Philharmonic Hall
Along the way is the Philharmonic Hall, home for world-class concerts, the beautiful Phiharmonic pub on the diagonally opposite corner with original, ornate décor (definitely worth a peek, if not a drink!), then the Everyman Theatre (behind-the-scenes tours available in the summer). In this area you will see many university buildings. Behind the Metropolitan Cathedral on Brownlow Hill is the Victoria Gallery and Museum (free admission, Tue-Sat). This 1892 Grade 2-listed Gothic building houses items collected and donated to the University of Liverpool throughout its history (fine art, sculpture, ceramics, fossils, scientific equipment, zoological specimens). The quietness of the area around the flat is minutes away from the Baltic Quarter (the creative and digital quarter of Liverpool) and Baltic Market for street food, bars, night life. Liverpool really has something for everyone.
This 1892 Grade 2-listed Gothic building houses items collected and donated to the University of Liverpool throughout its history (fine art, sculpture, ceramics, fossils, scientific equipment, zoological specimens). The quietness of the area around the flat is minutes away from the Baltic Quarter (the creative and digital quarter of Liverpool) and Baltic Market for street food, bars, night life. Liverpool really has something for everyone.
Victoria Building
150 Brownlow HillThis 1892 Grade 2-listed Gothic building houses items collected and donated to the University of Liverpool throughout its history (fine art, sculpture, ceramics, fossils, scientific equipment, zoological specimens). The quietness of the area around the flat is minutes away from the Baltic Quarter (the creative and digital quarter of Liverpool) and Baltic Market for street food, bars, night life. Liverpool really has something for everyone.