Tours & Activities in Liverpool
If you've just arrived in Liverpool, there's no better way to explore and learn about the city that saw the birth of the Beatles than on a free tour.
Welcome to Liverpool!
You will learn about the ancient history of Liverpool and the passage through the centuries from a city to a neighborhood and finally to a city. Do not miss the opportunity to visit the most famous attractions of the city with a local guide.
Places you will visit:
From our starting point, we'll head to the Cavern Quarter , where you'll take a look at the Beatles and the iconic place that saw them grow up, the famous Cavern Club , discover the fascinating history of Liverpool Castle. . We go down to Pier Head (World Heritage), to discover the splendid Three Graces, the Church of Our Lady and Saint Nicholas and the official statues of the Beatles. We will discover the Royal Albert Dock and learn all about its history.
You'll also learn about the role Liverpool played on one of the most famous ships to ever sail: the Titanic.
As you stroll through the Royal Albert Dock, you will discover how the city became famous as one of the main docks in the country and one of the most important ports in the world. We cover its entire history related to the Atlantic slave trade, World War II, economic crises and more.
We will end our tour in one of the greatest maritime monuments in history , the first dock in the world. We will explain its meaning not only for Liverpool but for the entire world.
You will have the opportunity to visit important and historical places, such as:
- The famous Cavern Club
- The official statue of the Beatles
- Church of Saint Nicholas
- town hall
- Albert's Royal Dock
- spring head
And more ...
Important information for the traveler:
You will not only be guided, but you will be accompanied!
Ideal for: * The passing traveler * Family travel * Meeting with friends * Business * Corporate events
- Please arrive 5-10 minutes prior to the start time of each tour.
- Please always wear a face mask.
- Donations are accepted through the card reader (if you prefer).
- Please bring comfortable clothes suitable for walking, umbrellas, raincoats, sunglasses, caps or sunscreen, for more information contact us.
Welcome to Liverpool , a city that history has forged its unique identity. This historical tour invites you to immerse yourself in the layers of time that have left their mark on each street.
From the days of maritime trade that catapulted Liverpool to prominence, to the pivotal moments of the Second World War , we will explore together the narratives that have shaped this city over the centuries.
Our historical tour begins at Derby Square . This iconic location immediately immerses us in the rich history of Liverpool, with its impressive architecture and historical connections.
We'll stroll through Chavasse Park , an urban oasis that offers a well-deserved respite from the city center. Walking through Liverpool ONE , we will reach The Blue Coat , an architectural gem that has played various roles over the years, from school to contemporary art center.
We will leave the center to enter the Ropewalks, walking through Bold Street , we will find a road that breathes life and culture, with independent shops, cafes and restaurants that make this street the cultural and gastronomic epicenter of the city.
As we walk around the Bombed Out Church , we will explore the aftermath of the war and how the community came together to rebuild and revitalize these spaces, turning them into symbols of resilience and hope.
We will talk about Chinatown , a corner where Chinese culture merges with the rich history of the city. We will discover the influence of the Chinese community and how it has contributed to the diversity and cultural vitality of Liverpool.
Upon reaching Hope Street, we immerse ourselves in an environment where culture and wisdom converge. Home to prestigious educational institutions and theatres, this street is a testament to Liverpool's commitment to knowledge and artistic and religious expression.
Our journey ends in front of the Anglican Cathedral, an imposing symbol that dominates the skyline. This architectural masterpiece, built over decades, is a tangible representation of the spiritual greatness and dedication of the Liverpool community.
Let's prepare for a journey through time, where the streets of Liverpool will become the scene of a captivating historical odyssey.
Go ahead, let's discover together the pulsating of the past that beats in every corner of this fascinating city!
Welcome to the Liverpool seafront, an area with privileged views, which will allow us to delve into the fascinating history of the Port Albert Dock, a living testimony of the city's past and wealth.
We begin our exciting historical tour from Derby Square, then walk to the main port, the Royal Albert Dock which, during World War II, played a crucial role in the war effort. Its docks were essential for the supply and transportation of troops and supplies. The scars of that time can still be seen in some corners, reminding us of Liverpool's bravery and resilience during those difficult years.
Our historical tour continues next to the site where the Customs House was. exploring the layers of its history, from its beginnings as the first Wet Dock to its current resurgence.
The buildings that line the port tell their own story. From commercial warehouses to customs offices, each structure has a specific function that has contributed to the development of Port Albert Dock. These buildings are silent witnesses to the rise and transformation of Liverpool as a commercial and port centre.
We contemplate the continued development of the Port over the years. From its construction to modern renovations, this port has evolved, adapting to the changing economic and social needs of Liverpool.
Throughout our tour, we will admire iconic monuments that adorn the waterfront, such as the Liver Building, the Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building. These imposing structures bear witness not only to the architectural grandeur, but also to the historical importance of Liverpool as a key port.
We find iconic monuments that not only adorn the waterfront, but also tell stories of past greatness. Each meticulously preserved structure transports us to times when Liverpool was the center of world trade
We'll tour Pier Head, a historic site that has seen countless arrivals and departures, serving as the heart of maritime trade and a key setting for some of the city's most significant events.
Our last stop will be Mann Island , a strategic point that gives us a panoramic view of the Mersey River and its surroundings. From here we'll head a few steps next door to talk about George's Dock , the precursor to Albert Dock, where Liverpool's maritime history began to take shape. This old dock was the scene of important events and commercial transactions that laid the foundations for the subsequent development of the port.
Liverpool has allowed us to explore the traces of its past, better understanding its identity as a port city and witness to world history. We say goodbye knowing that the waters of the River Mersey continue to carry with them the priceless stories of this iconic port.
The best tour in Liverpool. Begin at the Unesco World Heritage Site-Liverpool Pier Head, which will take you on a historic walk along the piers of St Georges and Albert incorporating a history of Liverpool's maritime heritage. Giving brief descriptions of where to find all the museums in Dockland, ie the Tate, Maritime & Beatles Museum and amongst other things the world's first fire proof warehouse system built by building engineer Jessie Hartley in 1846. Before or after the tour you can enjoy the 45 minute long 'Ferry Cross The Mersey', the worldwide hit from 1965 and forever encapsulated in the Gerry & The Pacemakers Immortal song of the same name. The Ferry Terminal is also located at our Canadian Boulevard departure point. We can then explore the history of the 3 graces, better known as the Liver Buildings and take you on a walking tour of the city. We will go for a walk to the cavern quarter incorporating the legendary Cavern Club and Mathew St, where it all began for the famous 1960s Merseybeat and a group called The Beatles. The tour will then take you for a walk to the Cultural Quarter on William Brown St and some of our most beautiful Grade II listed buildings including the Walker Art Gallery, Central Library, World Museum and the jewel in the crown that is St Georges Hall. We will walk across the road to the Liverpool Empire Theater and Lime St Station. Walking to the Adelphi Hotel, the Georgian Quarter, 2 magnificent cathedrals and many other famous landmarks in and around the city. For those who want an extended tour to see where the Beatles lived, a drive to the nearby town of beautiful Woolton and Allerton where I will reveal where you can see where John Lennon and Paul McCartney started from. On the way to Ringo's birthplace. For those with a little extra time on their hands, we can also find out where George Harrison was born and where he used to hang out as a kid. We will also visit and discover the fascinating history of Penny Lane, Eleanor Rigby and Strawberry Fields. He then returns to the city where you can hear the story of how and he shows you where the Beatles met. All my tours are also intertwined with some songs of mine on Ukulele that rekindle memories of Liverpool's bygone but prosperous history.
