Liverpool Accommodation

About Liverpool

The borough of Liverpool was founded in 1207 but it is not before the 18th century that it started to grow with Britain’s industrialisation. It was in Liverpool that the first wet dock was built.

Liverpool is a city in Merseyside along the Mersey Estuary.
Liverpool’s inhabitants are called Liverpudlians and their nickname “Scousers” come from a local meal known as “scouse or stew.

King John’s was interested in Liverpool as a departure point for Ireland. Liverpool Castle, now Castle Street, stood for over 400 years.

Thanks to its international trade, Liverpool is rich in various architecture and historic treasures. Discover the neo-classical St George’s Hall and the Three Graces, Calderstones Park, site of the Calder Stones, Speke Hall – a Tudor country mansion, Sefton Park houses.

Maritime trade links were between Liverpool and Indo-China and Liverpool Chinatown is the oldest in Europe and its giant Chinese Arch, brought piece by piece, is not to be missed. The Mersey Maritime Museum displays collection and exhibitions from Liverpool history.

Liverpool boasts two cathedrals. The impressive Anglican Cathedral is one of the largest in the world and has magnificent features. The Roman Catholic Cathedral opened in 1967 and bears modern windows.

One cannot mention Liverpool without its musical connection. It is the official Capital of Pop, and the place to visit for the Beatles.

Liverpool Attractions

WESTERN APPROACHES
THE BEATLES STORY
MERSEYSIDE MARITIME MUSEUM
TATE LIVERPOOL
WINDMILL ANIMAL FARM
LIVERPOOL (ALBERT DOCK) TOURIST INFORMATION
LIVERPOOL (QUEEN SQUARE) TOURIST INFORMATION

Some of our Accommodation in Liverpool