TOP 12 BEST THINGS TO DO IN LIVERPOOL

 A beautifully transformed section of Liverpool, this picturesque locale is home to the renowned Tate Gallery, showcasing an extensive collection of high-caliber art, and the Beatles Museum, a dedicated homage to the iconic rock group. 

 Constructed in 1978, the Cathedral, envisioned by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott at the young age of 22, stands as a remarkable achievement. Offering a vast and pillar-free expanse, the venue is versatile enough to accommodate grand concerts, exhibitions, and elegant dining experiences on its main floor. Dominating the skyline, the tower, soaring to a height of 110 meters, provides unparalleled panoramic views, making it the city's premier vantage point. 

 Delve into the captivating narrative of Liverpool's prominent port at the Maritime Museum, featuring four levels of exhibits. Uncover the intriguing stories within galleries such as "Seized! The Border and Customs," "Emigration," "Liverpool: World Gateway," "Titanic, Lusitania, and Empress of Ireland," "Battle of the Atlantic," and "Art and the Sea." Additionally, explore the dynamic temporary exhibition space. Complete your visit with amenities like a café, shop, and a lecture theatre for a comprehensive maritime experience.

 The Friends of Williamson's Tunnels oversee two captivating segments of Williamson’s Tunnels. One of these sections is Paddington, comprised of remarkable brick arched chambers. Among these chambers is the cathedral-like Level 4, situated 60 feet below street level on 'Paddington,' Edge Hill, L7 3RG. Exploring Paddington is open to the public at no cost.

The Cavern Club, the cradle of British pop music and the formative ground for the Beatles, is now a lively music destination in Liverpool. Comprising the Cavern Club, Cavern Live Lounge, and the Cavern Pub, it celebrates both The Beatles' legacy and showcases new and established artists. Experience the iconic venue's evocative spirit and enjoy the unique Cavern sound live on stage every afternoon until late evening.

 Recognized for its excellence, 'The Beatles Story' stands as the globe's most extensive permanent showcase dedicated to narrating The Beatles' ascent to stardom. Situated in Liverpool, the hometown of the Fab Four, along the picturesque UNESCO World Heritage waterfront at the Royal Albert Dock, this immersive experience guides visitors through the captivating journey of the world's greatest band, exploring their lives, era, culture, and musical legacy.

 A heartfelt greeting awaits every guest at Goodison Park as they embark on a tour of one of the globe's most iconic football stadiums. Participants will have the opportunity to explore both the home and away players' changing rooms, enjoy the perspective from the Directors' Box, traverse VIP Hospitality suites, savor the iconic Z-Cars soundtrack echoing through the tunnel, and trace the footsteps of Everton legends by emerging onto the touchline to relish the view from the dugout and technical area. 

 Football holds a place of immense significance in the city's heart. While there are two prominent football clubs, it's the team donning red that captures the spotlight. Liverpool FC welcomes visitors to explore its iconic Anfield Stadium during non-match days. Guided by passionate narrators, the museum and stadium tour provides ardent sports enthusiasts an exclusive, behind-the-scenes glimpse into the inner workings of one of the world's most renowned soccer clubs. 

Once requiring an Official Secrets Act signature for entry, this expansive WW2 bunker is now open for exploration. The labyrinthine network of rooms and offices, once bustling with 300 wartime staff, serves as a time capsule. Despite their absence, self-guided 1.5-hour tours let visitors uncover stories of the British Armed Forces' strategic planning for the Western Approaches during WW2, contributing to the Allied victory. 

 Situated in a structure that seamlessly merges classic and contemporary architectural elements dating back to 1860, this significant public library and archive service offers free and easily accessible facilities. Visitors can explore a diverse range of amenities, including a Tourist Information Centre, a café, complimentary Wi-Fi, computer access, printing services, study areas, bookable meeting rooms, and a rooftop terrace. The library provides an extensive lending collection encompassing graphic novels, large print and audio books, language courses, CDs, and DVDs.

 The Walker Art Gallery is an exquisite structure that shelters an impressive array of artworks. Its galleries exhibit paintings spanning from the 13th century to contemporary pieces, featuring renowned artists such as Rembrandt, Hockney, Holbein, Turner, Lowry, Rossetti, Millais, and Freud, among others. In addition to the diverse painting collection, the gallery also houses a sculpture gallery, a craft and design exhibit, and "Big Art for Little Artists," a specially crafted gallery tailored for children up to 8 years old.

 The Quirky Quarter boasts an array of engaging activities and mind-boosting exercises, featuring intriguing puzzles, unconventional challenges, and unique photo opportunities. Catering to all ages, this one-of-a-kind destination provides a delightful and socially connective experience, blending fun and uniqueness.