This venue is still hosting live music today and you can revel in the atmosphere and view some classic items of music history including guitars and posters.

The Cavern Club, where legendary music group The Beatles were discovered.

But on non-match days you can tour this historic building and see behind the scenes of one of the UK’s biggest clubs.

Built in 1885 it can hold more than 54,000 spectators and is regularly sold out, therefore tickets are high in demand. The famous football club is known throughout the world and hold the record for the most European Cup titles. Liverpool FC’s football stadium, Anfield.And it’s this heritage that draws thousands of visitors to the city every year, each of them looking to visit some of the unique and iconic places that make up Liverpool’s history.Īmongst some of the must-see places for tourists are:

From art and music to commercial and industrial successes, there’s plenty to celebrate. It was voted European Capitol of Culture in 2008 to celebrate its rich creative history. Liverpool is a bustling city on with so much to offer both its residents and visitors.

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