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Free things to do in Liverpool this Christmas

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Looking for festive fun without spending a penny? Liverpool is bursting with seasonal magic, and the best part is, you can enjoy plenty of it for free! From twinkling lights and Christmas markets to cultural gems and family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone to soak up the holiday…

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50 free things to do in Liverpool

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Looking for free things to do in Liverpool? You’re in the right place. Whether you’re planning a budget-friendly day out or simply want to explore the city without spending a penny, Liverpool City Region offers an incredible range of free attractions and experiences. Liverpool is home to more…

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An aerial view of Liverpool Cathedral with the Heritage Open Days logo in the corner.

Heritage Open Days in Liverpool City Region

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Discover hidden gems during heritage open days - for free! Every September, venues across the country unlock their doors to offer a rare glimpse behind the scenes and invite you to enjoy unique experiences as part of Heritage Open Days - and it’s all completely free! From 11-20 September…

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A young child sits at a table concentrating on a chess game, with a chessboard and pieces arranged in mid-play. The child rests both arms on the table while looking closely at the board. Several other people stand or sit around the table, partially visible, with one person’s hand reaching toward the pieces as if making a move. The chessboard contains both light and dark pieces scattered across the squares, suggesting an ongoing match. The setting appears to be indoors, with warm lighting, a window in the background, and light-colored walls and chairs. The overall scene shows a small group gathered around the chessboard, focused on the game.

Challenge a Chess Champion in Liverpool

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No rook-y mistakes at free Chess Challenge this summer If you are pawn to be wild, there is a chance to challenge a chess champion at Liverpool’s Williamson Square and Exchange Flags at two free events this summer. It is part of Celebrating Summer, a programme of free events across the city centre…

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