Liverpool - Top Attractions

Albert Dock
Opened in 1846, The Albert Dock is a truly spectacular architectural triumph. Serving as a treasure house to all precious cargoes from all over the world, it is Liverpool's busiest and a top heritage attraction.
The transformation of this famous landmark is a tribute to the expertise of the Albert Dock Company Ltd., a subsidiary of Arrow croft Holdings Ltd., in association with Merseyside Development Corporation. In fact, the Albert Dock is now the largest group of Grade 1 listed buildings in the UK and has collected many prestigious national and international awards.

Dock Culture: Albert Dock has the very best to offer in the North West, a gourmet feast for culture vultures; you will find the Dock Nights superb international cuisine at fabulous eateries. Catch the buzz at fashionable watering holes. Whatever your pleasure, indulge yourself and live life to the full.

Beatles Story
Experience the Fab 4's impressive rise to fame with a nostalgic journey through the Beatles story. The Beatles story is the ultimate tribute to the City's most famous sons - John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

Born and bred at Liverpool, the four band members of Beatles are the world's most successful and best-loved pop group. They have released numerous hit singles, which mark the band's journey from their R'N'B roots through to their later experimental work. Songs like "Love Me Do", "Eleanor Rigby", "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Let It Be" remain much-loved pop classics.
Even today Beatles' legacy lives on, with many modern day artists citing albums like "Revolver" and "Let it be" as major influences on their own musical style.

Travel to Hamburg, experience the Cavern beat, indulge in the Beatle mania, and tune in to flower power; all you have to do is stopover at the new multi-media situated in Liverpool's historic Albert Dock

Croxteth Hall Country
Situated at the heart of what was once a great country estate stretching hundreds of square miles and was the ancestral home of the Molyneux family, the Earls of Sefton, Croxteth Hall Country Park offers bizarre sights. It is managed by The City of Liverpool and is one of the major heritage centers of the North West, attracting thousands of visitors every year.

The estate has four attractions - The Historic Hall, Croxteth Home Farm, the Victorian Walled Garden, and a 500-acre country park, which is free. If you wish to visit the Hall, Farm, and Garden, you can make savings with an inclusive 'Saver' ticket

Speke Hall
The famous half-timbered houses in the country, dates back to 1490.
Designed by Brunel and completed in 1864, the foundation stone was laid in 1831 but the project was dogged with political and financial difficulties and by 1843, with only the towers completed, the project was abandoned.

The unique and atmospheric interior spans many periods: the Great Hall and priest holes evoke Tudor times, while the Oak Parlour and smaller rooms, some with William Morris wallpapers, show the Victorian desire for privacy and comfort. There is also fine Jacobean plasterwork and intricately carved furniture. A fully equipped Victorian kitchen and servants’ hall enable visitors to see ‘behind the scenes’.

Today it has become the symbol of the city. Therefore, if you happen to be in Liverpool, then it is a must for you to visit this unique attraction. It looks truly amazing.

Knowsley Safari Park
Knowsley Safari Park was the first park of its kind to open in 1971 by the 18th Earl of Derby. Over the years, Knowsley has become one of Merseyside's premier leisure attractions, winning several awards for tourism and animal husbandry.
In 1994, it was voted Merseyside's Tourist Attraction of the year. Although the main attraction of the park is the Safari Drive, other attractions include the Sea Lion and Parrot show; the Reptile House and the Children's Farm.