Liverpool 5 Day Itinerary

July 10, 2024

5-Day Itinerary for Liverpool: A Comprehensive Guide

The Cavern Club (Mathew Street): Known as the birthplace of The Beatles, this iconic music venue is a must-visit. Check out their schedule for live performances.
Liverpool Cathedral: One of the largest cathedrals in the world, its stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere are worth experiencing.
Albert Dock: Home to several museums, galleries, restaurants, and shops, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a great way to spend an afternoon.
Tate Liverpool: Located at the Albert Dock, Tate Liverpool showcases international modern and contemporary art.
The Beatles Story: A comprehensive exhibition telling the story of The Beatles from their childhood through to their incredible journey to becoming the biggest band in the world.

Carters of Liverpool (Duke Street): Offers a modern British menu with a twist, perfect for dinner.
Mowgli Street Food (Bold Street): A popular choice for those who love Indian street food.
The Art School Restaurant (Sugarhouse Lane): Fancy dining in a historic building? This restaurant offers fine dining in the former Liverpool College of Art.

Malmaison Liverpool: Located at the historic Waterfront, this hotel offers stylish rooms and a great location.
The Shankly Hotel: A boutique hotel inspired by Bill Shankly, the legendary manager of Liverpool Football Club.

Liverpool is a walkable city, but you can also use the Merseyrail or bus services for easy travel around the city.
The Beatles themed pub crawl is a fun way to explore the city and discover its Beatles connections.

International Slavery Museum: Located at the Albert Dock, this museum tells the story of the transatlantic slave trade, its impact on Liverpool, and the ongoing struggle against slavery today.
Museum of Liverpool: Explore the city’s history and culture at this award-winning museum.
Sefton Park Palm House: A beautiful Victorian glasshouse located in Sefton Park, perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Liverpool Museum: Housed within a striking modern building, this museum offers an insight into Liverpool’s history and culture.

Leaf on Bold Street: A charming café serving delicious food and hosting regular live music events.
Miller & Carter (Clarence Street): For steak lovers, this restaurant offers high-quality cuts of meat.

Anfield Stadium Tour (Anfield Road): Home to Liverpool Football Club, take a tour and visit the Museum.
Goodison Park Stadium Tour (Goodison Road): Everton FC’s home, you can also take a tour and visit their museum.

The Blues Bar (Goodison Road): A popular spot among Everton fans for pre-match meals and drinks.
The Kop (Anfield Road): A great choice for Liverpool FC fans, offering a range of food and drinks.

Liverpool ONE: A large open-air shopping center with a variety of shops, restaurants, and a cinema.
The Beatles Magical Mystery Tour Bus: Hop on this bus tour for an in-depth look at the Beatles’ Liverpool.
Port Sunlight Village: A model village built by soap manufacturer William Hesketh Lever, now a museum and garden open to the public.

The Smugglers Cove (Liverpool ONE): Offers a variety of dishes in a fun pirate-themed setting.
Zizzi (Liverpool ONE): A popular Italian chain restaurant with an extensive menu.

Aquatic Center (Graham Street): Take a dip in Liverpool’s Olympic-sized swimming pool, or relax in the sauna and steam rooms.
Liverpool One’s Rooftop Gardens: A peaceful spot for a relaxing stroll before departure.

Panam Restaurant & Bar (Whitechapel): Enjoy a farewell meal at this contemporary Pan-Asian restaurant.
Caffeine Jones (Ropewalks): A great place for coffee and brunch before departing.