Cavern Quarter

About

As the name 'Cavern Quarter' suggests, this is the enricling streets of the world famous Cavern Club on Mathew Street. 

Alongside this venue, where many Beatles fans make pilgrimage too every day, you'll find Eric's, another notable music venue from the early days of music in Liverpool that played host to big names such as Joy Division, New Order, Sex Pistols, The Clash and loads more. 

The sounds of Merseybeat bands and obviously, the Fab Four fill the air and contribute to the buzzing atmosphere of Mathew Street every day of the week thanks to open plan bars and buskers. The Cavern Club ensures that music fills wanderers ears, every day, with live music projecting out from the club's speakers. 

There's John Lennon, leaning against the Wall of Fame, littered with huge industry names who all started out in Liverpool. A few steps down you'll meet Cilla Black, another famous Liverpudlian who started out at the Cavern Club. 

This particular area of the city is lively any time of the day, but at night time is where it really comes alive.

Dine in Button Street Smoke House, or the quaint surroundings of Bistro Pierre before heading out onto the nightlife below.

Live music pumps out of the clubs and bars that line the streets from SGT Peppers Bar, The Cavern Club, Cavern Pub and even Flares. 

Around the corner you'll find the Hard Day's Night Hotel, the Beatles inspired hotel and restaurant, 'Blakes' named after Sir Peter Blake. 

Whatever time of day, whatever day of the week, there's life in Cavern Quarter.