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Want inside info on Liverpool's best places to eat, sleep, shop, drink and just generally have a good time? Of course you do. 
 

The VisitLiverpool blog is written by in-house Liverpool experts who spend almost every day in the city. Whether they're out looking for the hottest new opening or just enjoying some downtime in the city, their knowledge of Liverpool is second to none. 

Beatles attractions to visit in Liverpool

A trip to Liverpool is not complete without exploring all things Beatles. Whether you’re a huge Fab Four fan, just know a handful of songs or know nothing about them at all, you’re in the perfect place to start your Beatles journey. From immersive experiences, museums full of memorabilia, tours of…

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Curly blows and treasure on show in Liverpool

A major exhibition celebrating some of the amazing treasure found in the region joins a busy programme of exhibitions, displays and other exciting events across National Museums Liverpool. From Bronze Age hoards to Viking gold and silver, Treasure: History Unearthed at Museum of Liverpool is the…

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Destination Dupe: Liverpool or London?

Looking for a city break in the UK this summer? London is often seen as the ultimate destination for those seeking a blend of history, culture, and vibrant city life. But did you know you can find all that in Liverpool? Offering many of the same thrills and experiences but with a more affordable…

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The Best Rooftop Bars in Liverpool City Region

Whether you’re a local looking for a new hangout spot or a tourist eager to experience the city’s charm, rooftop bars offer a unique way to enjoy Liverpool’s skyline. Here are some of the best rooftop bars you should definitely visit: Goodness Gracious Liverpool This stunning rooftop bar with…

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Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral upgraded to Grade I listed status

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has awarded The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King in Liverpool Grade I listed status , following advice from Historic England. The cathedral, previously Grade II* listed, is now nationally recognised as a building of the highest architectural and…

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