Liverpool is gearing up to host the World Boxing Championships 2025, welcoming fans from across the globe to experience sporting excellence in one of the UK’s most vibrant cities.


Whether you’re here for a weekend of world-class boxing or staying longer, there’s no shortage of things to do in Liverpool. 

From iconic attractions and live music to award-winning food and historic sights, this guide will help you make the most of your championship stay.

Still haven’t booked your tickets for the World Boxing Championships 2025? Book yours here. 

 

 

Feel the City’s Sporting Spirit

Liverpool is a city famous for its sporting passion – and it goes way beyond boxing.


Anfield Stadium Tour – Step inside the home of Liverpool FC, one of the world’s most iconic football clubs on the Anfield Stadium Tours.
 

Everton Stadium Tours – Everton now has two legendary grounds, Goodison Park and Hill Dickinson Stadium which offer another dose of football heritage.
 

Boxing Legacy – Liverpool has produced some of the UK’s finest fighters, making it a fitting host city for the championships. You can learn all about the city’s boxing heritage at the Museum of Liverpool.


 

People on a tour inside a football stadium with blue seats in the stands.

 

 

Explore Liverpool’s Waterfront

The Liverpool waterfront is one of the city’s top attractions and a must-visit during your trip.


Royal Albert Dock – A hub of restaurants, shops, and galleries set against stunning river views, explore everything on offer at Royal Albert Dock.
 

The Beatles Story – Discover the journey of Liverpool’s most famous sons at the award-winning attraction, The Beatles Story.
 

Mersey Ferry River Explorer – Enjoy unbeatable views of the skyline on the iconic “Ferry Cross the Mersey" with Mersey Ferries. 
 

Find out more about Liverpool's top attractions here. 

 

Outside of the Beatles story exhibition.

 

 

Discover Liverpool’s Cultural Highlights

Culture lovers will find plenty of Liverpool attractions to explore:


Museum of Liverpool – Learn about the city’s rich history, from its maritime heritage to its music, film and sporting stars at the Museum of Liverpool. 
 

Walker Art Gallery – Known as the “National Gallery of the North,” The Walker Art Gallery features world-renowned masterpieces across its galleries.
 

Lady Lever Art Gallery - A beautiful building housing one of the UK's finest collections of fine and decorative art in Wirral. Explore Lady Lever Art Gallery on your visit.  

 

Inside the Lady Lever Art Gallery with pillars and a statue in a round room.

 

 

Experience the Music Capital of the World

No visit to Liverpool is complete without diving into its legendary music scene.


The Cavern Club – The birthplace of The Beatles and still hosting live music every day - head underground into the most famous club in the world, The Cavern Club. 
 

British Music Experience – An interactive journey through decades of UK music history, The British Music Experience is home to items from Adele, to The Spice Girls, The Beatles and Oasis on display.
 

Liverpool Gig Venues – From Invisible Wind Factory to the Philharmonic Hall, the city is alive with sound every day of the week.

 

Find out what music events are on during your visit here. 

 

Inside The Cavern Club with a stage in an underground archway with blue lights and people watching.

 

 

Taste the Best of Liverpool’s Food Scene

Fuel up after a big night of boxing with the city’s incredible food and drink offerings.


Bold Street – A foodie’s paradise with cuisines from around the world with independent restaurants, coffee shops and bars.
 

Baltic Market – Liverpool’s first street food market, buzzing with local vendors and international flavours in The Baltic Market.
 

Scouse Stew – Try Liverpool’s famous traditional dish – hearty, delicious, and part of the city’s heritage. Find out what venues serve up the dish here.
 

Find out more about Liverpool City Region's food and drink scene here. 

 

A plate with a bowl of a meat and vegetable stew with a piece of bread and a smaller bowl with pickled cabbage in it.

 

 

Enjoy Liverpool’s Nightlife

When the final bell rings, the city’s nightlife awaits.


Ropewalks District – The heart of Liverpool’s club and bar scene with something to suit everyone’s taste.
 

Baltic Triangle – Trendy, creative, and full of unique hangouts from beer gardens to music venues and unique bars.
 

Historic Pubs – The Philharmonic Dining Rooms is as famous for its architecture as it is for its pints or you can pull up a chair in an old cell inside the Bridewell. 
 

Explore Liverpool's nightlife scene here. 

 

Take a Break With Day Trips & Green Escapes

Got extra time between the matches? Explore beyond the city centre:

Sefton Park & Palm House – A stunning Victorian park perfect for a relaxing stroll to get some fresh air. Don’t forget to check out the Palm House with the selection of plants from around the world in their Botanical Collection.
 

Crosby Beach – Sandy dunes, coastal walks, and home to the famous ‘Iron Men’ sculptures. Head there for a walk to see Antony Gormley’s ‘Another Place’
 

Port Sunlight – A beautifully preserved village, built by soap factory owner William Lever, Port Sunlight is home to leafy streets, historic architecture, and the Lady Lever Art Gallery.
 

Find more things to do across Liverpool City Region here.

 

A large stone house in a village with grass and pink flowers in the garden.

 

Make the Most of the World Boxing Championships 2025 in Liverpool

With its unbeatable mix of sport, culture, music, and food, Liverpool is the perfect host for the World Boxing Championships 2025. Whether you’re exploring the top attractions in Liverpool, enjoying live music, or sampling the city’s famous dishes, you’ll quickly see why Liverpool is one of the UK’s most exciting and welcoming destinations.

Plan your trip, book your tickets, and get ready for an unforgettable experience both inside and outside the ring.