Liverpool Waterfront

Liverpool Waterfront is a staple on your places to visit list in Liverpool. It has beauty, it has history, culture, art, music food & drink in a breathtaking and iconic setting.  

Diverse in its appeal the waterfront offers everything from a sing-along in The Beatles Story to a perhaps windy, but picturesque riverside stroll.

Where else could you marvel at truly magnificent mercantile architecture like the famous Liver Building; enjoy world-class contemporary art at Tate Liverpool; visit one of the UK’s leading photography spaces, Open Eye Gallery; explore the Merseyside Maritime Museum, visit the International Slavery Museum (the only of its kind to look at aspects of historical and contemporary slavery) and become interactive at the recently opened Museum of Liverpool - all within a stone's throw of one another.

But this would not be a waterfront without the River Mersey, the network of historic docks and the canal link which allows evocative narrow boats to moor right in the heart of Liverpool. Relaxing, of course, but our water is also a place to have fun!

Why not hop aboard a Mersey Ferry for stunning views, fascinating history and unlimited sea air? Or explore the waterfront by bike, taking in the sights and sounds of this world class skyline.

A fantastic array of lively bars, cafes, restaurants and premier hotels offers everything from a quick espresso to a romantic dinner or indeed a huge pizza for all the family to share.

Whether you are planning to visit this impressive UNESCO World Heritage Site for the day or are looking for a family weekend packed full of fun and adventure Liverpool Waterfront won't disappoint.