This October half-term is going to be a little different than usual but there are still plenty of ways to safely entertain the kids in Liverpool. From museums to parks, zoos and tours show the kids how to fall in love with Liverpool. 

There is no better way to see all the sights of Liverpool than on a tour. We have everything from tunnel tours to Beatles tours, architecture tours and football stadium tours so whatever you’re into, we’ve got it. 

Liverpool’s leading arts organisations have come together to call on audiences to continue to visit and enjoy the outstanding cultural offer in the city. The city’s arts venues remain open thanks to enhanced social distancing and safety measures.

Autumn in Liverpool is always beautiful! It might be a bit different this year but there are still plenty of ways to safely enjoy everything we love about the change of seasons so grab your coat and wooly hat and fall in Love with Liverpool this Autumn

We’re pretty proud of all the museums & art galleries we have in Liverpool. All the hard work they do to showcase our city & culture to the world with brilliant exhibitions and educational tools is second to none. We think you might like them too! 

If the Great British Bake Off has inspired you to start baking but you don’t know your génoise from your profiterole then we have you covered. We have bakeries specialising in all the baked goods you could ask for so you never have to worry about the dreaded soggy bottom ever again.

We all love a good cup of coffee in the morning with breakfast, at lunch with a friend, afternoon coffee and cake or even a good old cup of tea or a creamy hot chocolate - a warm drink is perfect any time of day!

To celebrate John Lennon's 80th birthday, Liverpool born radio presenter and author, Spencer Leigh and former NME journalist and Head of UNESCO city of Music for Liverpool, Kevin McManus have each wrote a blog dedicated to Lennon. 

Attractions and venues across Liverpool are coming together this week to celebrate what would have been the 80th birthday of John Lennon. We have rounded up everything that is happening for his birthday celebrations but there are still a few more surprises to keep an eye out for. 

Please find some further information and answers to Frequently Asked Questions surrounding the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. 

Whilst tourism might have changed a lot this year we thought we would celebrate World Tourism Day by looking at what makes Liverpool one of the best places in the world to visit. It’s the perfect opportunity to see what we’re all about so you can start planning your UK staycation or a future trip from overseas.  

A Liverpool sunset. A ripple of pink and orange across the sky. It is one of the few things that can stop everyone in the city in their tracks. We all like to watch the sunset but here in Liverpool they’re extra special and we’ve got the pictures to prove it. 

We've rounded up the best FREE things to do in Liverpool so you can spend a day with your other half, best friends or the whole family, without spending a penny!

Afternoon Tea is the perfect way to celebrate all sorts of occasions with your family and friends and there are lots of places to head in Liverpool for that special treat. From the traditional to the elaborate and even punk versions, there’s something for everyone. 

There is no better way to end the week than with a Sunday Roast in Liverpool. If you're looking for a place to book have a look at some of our reccomendations to see if any of them take your fancy. Is it Sunday yet? 

We’re still able to visit our favourite restaurants, bars, attractions and shops, but it’s vitally important to stay safe and there are plenty of ways to do that and keep it an enjoyable experience for everyone.

Over the last couple of months, music venues across the city have had to close their doors to live events and performances but they have been working hard to adapt their venues for you to safely visit and support the local music scene.  

The Government's official Eat Out To Help Out scheme ended on August 31st but there are some restaurants in Liverpool still offering their own discounts in September too!

Summer isn’t cancelled. It’s just different. It’s still the Liverpool we know and love. To celebrate Liverpool's visitor economy reopening safely and sensibly, we're giving you the chance to win the ultimate Liverpool staycation!

Souvenirs are always the same. A tacky fridge magnet, a postcard that’s all curly on the corners by the time you get home, an I ❤️️ Liverpool mug, a coaster...

A day out exploring Liverpool is not complete without learning a bit about The Beatles. Whether you’re a super fan, just like a handful of songs, or know nothing at all, you’ll definitely be going home singing a song. To help you plan your Beatles adventure, we have put together an itinerary full of things to see and do.

If you’re looking for a special venue to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, special occasion or just fancy a night out then Lu Ban Restaurant in the Baltic Triangle is the place to go. 

This Summer it's all about the staycation! We caught up with Liverpool local, Helen, to find out about her hotel experience and exploring Liverpool like a tourist. 

The annual Slavery Remembrance Day is held on 23 August. On this day in 1791 an uprising of enslaved Africans on the island of Saint Domingue (modern Haiti) began.