Eurovision 2023 is in Liverpool
Find out all the information about what's happening in Liverpool in the run up to Eurovision
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Find out all the information about what's happening in Liverpool in the run up to Eurovision
The Eurovision spotlight is set to shine on Liverpool after it was announced the city will be the UK host for the world-famous competition in 2023 on behalf of the Ukraine.
As the host city for the biggest event in the global music calendar we want to make sure that the event is as accessible as possible. As such, the aim of this guide is to make Eurovision 2023 the most accessible and inclusive event yet, ensuring that the entirety of the customer journey and various touchpoints on that journey are accessible for as many people as possible.
We hope that this guide will provide you with key information to assist with the planning of your overall Eurovision experience. We are excited about welcoming you and we hope that you are also excited to visit our welcoming city.
Travelling to Liverpool is accessible and straightforward, with direct train routes to Liverpool Lime Street and a diverse mix of destinations coming directly into Liverpool John Lennon Airport. Additionally, Liverpool City Region is well-connected to the UK motorway network, with various motorways leading you directly into the City Centre.
Liverpool City Region is really easy to get to via train – with Liverpool Lime Street being the…
Liverpool loves to welcome visitors from all over the world and with Liverpool John Lennon Airport…
Liverpool is well connected to the UK motorway network. From the M6, take the M62, the M58 or the…
Liverpool prides itself on its vast choice of accommodation – from luxury big brands to independent hotels and quirky BnB’s – you can rest easy when you come to this city. And the majority of the accommodation in Liverpool and the city region provide great accessibility features. Below is just a snapshot of some of the hotels and the amount of accessible rooms that they have in their property.
*Partially accessible rooms have no walk in shower facility but have a bath with rails instead.
Fully accessible rooms - 6 Partially accessible Rooms - 5
Fully accessible rooms - 5 Partially accessible rooms - 4
Fully accessible rooms - 1
Fully accessible rooms - 0 Partially accessible rooms - 6
Fully accessible rooms - 16 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 2 Partially accessible rooms - 4
Fully accessible rooms - 2 Partially accessible rooms - 2
Fully accessible rooms - 6 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 4 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 14 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 6 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 16 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 9 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 2 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 9 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 8 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 9 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 5 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 1 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 1 Partially accessible rooms- 1
Fully accessible rooms - 2 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 7 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 10 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 11 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 8 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 9 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 5 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 7 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 2 Partially accessible room - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 5 Partially accessible rooms - 0
Fully accessible rooms - 4 Partially accessible rooms - 0
In addition to the above there are various hotels in the city region which equally provide excellent accessibility features. Just one example is Revitalise Sandpipers. This unique property offers full board accommodation on the shores of Southport Marine Lake. All rooms are fully accessible and have en-suite facilities with wheel-in showers. There are also two separate bathrooms for assisted bathing with hoists and bariatric equipment, and Arjo baths. For more information on Revitalise Sandpipers, please visit their website.
Liverpool city centre is often referred to in 'quarters' - and yes there's more than four. Getting to know the neighbourhood quarters is a fab way to plan your day based on location. The city features the areas; Georgian Quarter, Ropewalks, Chinatown, Baltic Triangle, St George's Quarter, Waterfront, Cavern Quarter and the Knowledge Quarter.
Here are just some highlights
From club nights, food festivals and live music events, to exhibitions, installations and corporate…
Liverpool Baltic Triangle could be compared to London’s Shoreditch, New York’s Brooklyn and…
Every week, from Thursday through to Sunday, dabble and sample the very best of Liverpool's…
The Ropewalks area of the city has been given its name from the craft of rope-making for the sailor…
A pedestrianised area in the heart of the city with various shops and restaurants. Please note that…
The UK's leading organisation for exhibiting and supporting artists that use art and film to embrace…
Bluecoat is Liverpool’s contemporary arts centre offering a dynamic programme of exhibitions and…
Liverpool is home to the oldest Chinese community in Europe.
The minute visitors arrive at Lime Street Station, they’re greeted with the colossal, neoclassical…
World Museum is the oldest of the museums and galleries operated by National Museums Liverpool. It…
The Walker Art Gallery is the national gallery of the North. For 130 years it has housed Liverpool’s…
Liverpool Central Library is one of the largest public libraries in the United Kingdom. It's also…
The Cavern Quarter is the place to go if you want to twist and shout.
With more than 170 stores, bars and restaurants - Liverpool ONE is the ultimate shopping experience…
The legendary cellar that has seen seven incredible decades of music; from The Beatles first…
The Grade 2 listed building that houses this breath-taking collection of over 1000 items is situated…
In Liverpool Georgian Quarter is where visitors will find not one, but two cathedrals, bookending a…
Liverpool Anglican Cathedral is Britain's biggest Cathedral and the 5th largest in Europe. The…
No trip to Liverpool is complete without a visit to the awe-inspiring Metropolitan Cathedral of…
Liverpool Philharmonic is one of the world’s oldest concert societies, encompassing the Royal…
The Everyman on Hope Street is a powerhouse of change-making performance – a welcoming theatre for…
Liverpool's iconic waterfront, steeped in both beauty and history.
For the first time in its 100+ year history, Liverpool’s world famous Royal Liver Building has…
The Museum of Liverpool is the world’s first national museum devoted to the history of a regional…
Since its opening at the spectacular Grade I listed Albert Dock in 1988, Tate Liverpool has become…
Located on the stunning Royal Albert Dock, The Beatles Story is Liverpool’s leading Beatles’…
Maritime Museum brings Liverpool’s nautical history to life. Discover the city's pivotal role as the…
From the Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Bowie to The Spice Girls, Oasis and Adele, the BME charts…
Changing places toilet facilities are available at the below locations
For more information on Changes Places toilet facilities in Liverpool and specific opening times, please visit their website.
Modern and easy to use equipment to hire including manual wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs and electric scooters. As well as this we also have a range of disability aids and adaptations to purchase including walking sticks and RADAR keys.
Shopmobility also offers a range of additional support services including
Shopmobility is not restricted to people who are registered disabled meaning any individual who has a mobility restriction due to age, disability or injury can use the service. Their friendly team will provide training and support around operating the scooters and wheelchairs.
Where to find Shopmobility
Liverpool ONE, Tel: +44 (0)151 707 0877
Situated on Level 3 within the Liverpool ONE car park on Strand Street. Disabled bays are available. For non-car users, access can be gained from the car park entrance opposite the Hilton Hotel, next to the steps.
Monday – 10am – 5pm
Tuesday - CLOSED
Wednesday – 10am - 5pm
Thurs – 10am - 5pm
Friday - 10am - 5pm
Saturday - 10am - 5pm
Sunday 11am – 5pm
Running from Monday 1 to Sunday 14 May, the festival will present 24 brand new commissions - 19 of…
The Eurovision spotlight is set to shine on Liverpool as the city hosts the Eurovision Song Contest…
Taking over the iconic Pier Head in Liverpool, the Eurovision Village is the official fan zone for…
The National Lottery’s Big Eurovision Welcome’ - a spectacular live show, outside St George’s Hall…
Accessibility Volunteers will be positioned throughout the city to assist with any queries that you may have. They will be at the following positions: