Liverpool Guided Tour

This guided tour of Liverpool offers a comprehensive insight into the city, its evolution and cultural heritage. For over two hours, you'll walk through the city's most iconic streets with a local guide who will reveal interesting stories, little-known anecdotes and tips for further exploration on your own.

The experience begins at the Bluecoat Building, one of the oldest buildings in the city centre, and ends on lively Mathew Street, the musical heart of the city. Along the way, you'll see monuments, historic streets and characterful corners that show how Liverpool has reinvented itself over the centuries.

Highlights of the itinerary include:

• Bluecoat: a meeting place and one of the city's historic symbols of art and education.
• Liverpool Sailors Home Gateway: a memorial dedicated to the sailors who served in the maritime community.
• Henry Street and Campbell Square: areas of the old Ropewalks district, with Victorian buildings and the historic The Bridewell, a converted former prison.
• Thomas Steers Way: former dockyard where you can see the large "LIVERPOOL" sign and learn about local maritime history.
• Royal Albert Dock: the city's most famous dock, where you will discover Liverpool's connection with the Titanic.
• Beatles Statue: a must for fans of the quartet, with time to take photos with the statues of John, Paul, George and Ringo.
• The Three Graces: the Cunard Building, the Port of Liverpool Building and the Liver Building, icons of the Liverpool skyline.
• Castle Street and Liverpool Town Hall: discover the splendour of Georgian architecture and the stories of the Town Hall, one of the oldest in England.
• Exchange Flags and Derby Square: key sites in the city's history, with monuments to Nelson and Queen Victoria.

This tour combines history, culture and music, allowing you to see Liverpool from all angles. Ideal for those who want a first taste of the city and its vibrant atmosphere.