Guidebook for Merseyside
Parks & Nature
A 235 acre, grade 1 listed park that has a playground, caves and waterfalls, boating lake, statues, cafe and a beautiful glass structure called the Palm House. Well worth a visit!
163 locals recommend
Sefton Park
Sefton ParkA 235 acre, grade 1 listed park that has a playground, caves and waterfalls, boating lake, statues, cafe and a beautiful glass structure called the Palm House. Well worth a visit!
Essentials
Whilst there are plenty of shops nearby to the house on Lawrence Road, this Asda superstore is also very close by both on foot and by car.
28 locals recommend
Asda Sefton Park Superstore
126 Smithdown RdWhilst there are plenty of shops nearby to the house on Lawrence Road, this Asda superstore is also very close by both on foot and by car.
This Coop is situated within a 5 minute walk from the house. Just turn right out of the front door and then right onto Lawrence Road. You'll see the Coop on the right hand side of the road.
Co-op Food - Lawrence Road
35 Lawrence RoadThis Coop is situated within a 5 minute walk from the house. Just turn right out of the front door and then right onto Lawrence Road. You'll see the Coop on the right hand side of the road.
Lawrence Road Post Office station
Food Scene
Local bakery within a few minutes walk of the house offering fresh bread, pasties and cakes to take away.
Sayers
47 Lawrence RoadLocal bakery within a few minutes walk of the house offering fresh bread, pasties and cakes to take away.
Simply amazing, Indian street food served in a thoroughly contemporary setting. There are two branches in Liverpool. You can do some shopping on Bold Street first then head into Mowgli when you need replenishing. Bookings are not taken for the Bold Street site so be prepared for a wait during busy times.
96 locals recommend
Mowgli Street Food
69 Bold StSimply amazing, Indian street food served in a thoroughly contemporary setting. There are two branches in Liverpool. You can do some shopping on Bold Street first then head into Mowgli when you need replenishing. Bookings are not taken for the Bold Street site so be prepared for a wait during busy times.
If you don't fancy taking your chances on the Bold Street site, the Water Street site takes bookings.
96 locals recommend
Mowgli Street Food
69 Bold StIf you don't fancy taking your chances on the Bold Street site, the Water Street site takes bookings.
Looking for a taste of the Caribbean? Offers great food selection and happy hour cocktails in a setting reminiscent of a beach side bar.
Turtle Bay Liverpool Hanover St
59-61 Hanover StLooking for a taste of the Caribbean? Offers great food selection and happy hour cocktails in a setting reminiscent of a beach side bar.
Fine dining with a panoramic view over the city, including the River Mersey.
55 locals recommend
Panoramic 34
Brook StreetFine dining with a panoramic view over the city, including the River Mersey.
Known to have one of the best breakfasts in Liverpool. Get there early to avoid the queues!
30 locals recommend
The Tavern Co
Smithdown RoadKnown to have one of the best breakfasts in Liverpool. Get there early to avoid the queues!
Kaspa's Desserts Liverpool
11 Crosshall StDessert house offering a host of hot and cold desserts and gelato.
Has some of the best stone baked pizzas around and a fantastic bar with a great range of beers and cocktails.
6 locals recommend
Tribeca
336-338 Smithdown RoadHas some of the best stone baked pizzas around and a fantastic bar with a great range of beers and cocktails.
Shopping
Located in the heart of the city, offers restaurants, bars, a cinema and a huge range of shops to suit everyone. Wear comfortable shoes!
244 locals recommend
Liverpool ONE
5 Wall StLocated in the heart of the city, offers restaurants, bars, a cinema and a huge range of shops to suit everyone. Wear comfortable shoes!
A bohemian feeling street with a range of world restaurants, bistros, bars, boutiques, and fashion retail stores.
30 locals recommend
Bold St
Bold StreetA bohemian feeling street with a range of world restaurants, bistros, bars, boutiques, and fashion retail stores.
A recent addition locally, a retail park that has a range of well-known retail chains as well as restaurants and a bowling alley.
Liverpool Shopping Park
Edge LaneA recent addition locally, a retail park that has a range of well-known retail chains as well as restaurants and a bowling alley.
Sightseeing
The stadium tour and museum visit is recommended if you're a die hard fan. There is also a restaurant on site which serves nice food.
81 locals recommend
Liverpool Fc
The stadium tour and museum visit is recommended if you're a die hard fan. There is also a restaurant on site which serves nice food.
See the best views of the Liverpool waterfront in under an hour.
23 locals recommend
Mersey Ferry Terminal
See the best views of the Liverpool waterfront in under an hour.
No visit to Liverpool is complete without a trip to see The Three Graces which consists of the Royal Liver Building, The Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building, all situated on Liverpool’s Pier Head.
35 locals recommend
Pier Head
No visit to Liverpool is complete without a trip to see The Three Graces which consists of the Royal Liver Building, The Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building, all situated on Liverpool’s Pier Head.
Iconic venue where you can still watch live bands. You can also book tours to take in the sites and discover Beatles Liverpool.
The Cavern Club
10 Mathew StIconic venue where you can still watch live bands. You can also book tours to take in the sites and discover Beatles Liverpool.
Arts & Culture
Situated at the Britannia Vaults, Albert Dock, the award-winning ‘The Beatles Story’ is the world's largest permanent exhibition purely devoted to telling the story of The Beatles’ rise to fame.
115
115 The ColonnadesSituated at the Britannia Vaults, Albert Dock, the award-winning ‘The Beatles Story’ is the world's largest permanent exhibition purely devoted to telling the story of The Beatles’ rise to fame.
Admission is free, except for specific exhibitions. Best advised to check their website for details of their current exhibitions. Well worth a visit.
167 locals recommend
Tate Liverpool
Mann IslandAdmission is free, except for specific exhibitions. Best advised to check their website for details of their current exhibitions. Well worth a visit.
Currently showing the Terracotta Warriors, on loan from China, until October 2018. Very appropriate as Liverpool has the oldest Chinese community in the UK. A must see!
72 locals recommend
World Museum
William Brown StreetCurrently showing the Terracotta Warriors, on loan from China, until October 2018. Very appropriate as Liverpool has the oldest Chinese community in the UK. A must see!
Drinks & Nightlife
Be At One is one of the biggest names in cocktails in the UK.
They offer an extensive cocktail menu with cool, alternative interior to match.
Be At One Liverpool
13-21 Seel StBe At One is one of the biggest names in cocktails in the UK.
They offer an extensive cocktail menu with cool, alternative interior to match.
Offers brunch and sushi dishes, luxe interiors, late night cocktails and romantic dining.
7 locals recommend
Neighbourhood Liverpool
62 Castle StOffers brunch and sushi dishes, luxe interiors, late night cocktails and romantic dining.
A pirate themed bar and restaurant that even has a large Rum Room. Live music every night and great Sunday roasts too.
8 locals recommend
The Smugglers Cove
Albert DockA pirate themed bar and restaurant that even has a large Rum Room. Live music every night and great Sunday roasts too.