Explore the staggering grandeur and beauty of Gothic architecture, admire the play of light through colorful stained glass windows, and discover chapels that tell stories of faith and history. Climb the tower for stunning panoramic views of Liverpool and experience the tranquillity and grandeur that this architectural gem exudes.

Explore the impressive 19th-century warehouses that now house luxurious apartments, designer boutiques, and museums. Indulge in culinary delights at one of the many cafes and restaurants while taking in the majestic views of the River Mersey. From traditional English dishes to international cuisine, every palate will find its delight here.

Discover hidden alleys filled with street art that tells stories from the past. Each mural and graffiti expresses Liverpool's culture and history as you wander the streets once traversed by legendary figures. Experience the artistic diversity that this historic city has to offer.

Discover Keith Haring's dynamic creations that are more than just art; they are a dialogue, a movement, a revolution. In this exhibition, you will not only witness his iconic, energetic figures and patterns, but you will also be invited to become part of the conversation. Haring's work challenges you to take a stand, raise your voice, and actively shape the world around you.

Immerse yourself in a world where the Beatles performed almost 300 times and the beat music scene was born in the 60s. Experience live music in a historic basement rebuilt with original bricks and feel the energy that once sparked Beatlemania. Here, musical grandeur is combined with authentic ambience, surrounded by memorabilia and history.

Touch the iconic 'This Is Anfield' sign, walk through the players' tunnel and get up close and personal with the history of one of the most successful football clubs in the world. Discover trophies that shine in the impressive collection and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the legendary stands while feeling the essence of football in every corner.

Surrounded by exotic plants and 19th-century architecture, you will be transported into a world where fairy tales come to life. Right next to the statue of Peter Pan, the Victorian Glass House provides a magical backdrop for photos and provides educational moments for children with its botanical diversity.

Explore the fusion of architecture and knowledge, where old book treasures and digital worlds meet. Admire the historic ambience of the Picton Reading Room while accessing state-of-the-art technology. Discover rare collections and enjoy the peace and quiet in one of the many reading rooms or in the enchanting roof garden. A place that combines education, history and innovation.

Encounter the suitcases of famous Liverpudlians, encased in concrete. Each piece of luggage tells its own story, connected to Hope Street. From Paul McCartney's suitcase to Josephine Butler's fight for women's rights, you'll discover hidden stories and the cultural interweaving of Liverpool with its prominent citizens.

Surrounded by impressive Gothic architecture and traditional Victorian tiles, it reveals a collection that ranges from antique pipes to works by JMW Turner. Discover sculptures, ceramics, and paintings that traverse art history, supported by an intriguing mix of contemporary exhibitions and historical collections.

Discover the pristine home of E. Chambré Hardman, a famous photographer. This Georgian terraced house is a time capsule that transports you straight to the 1950s, with original fixtures and fittings and decorations that have remained unchanged since Hardman's death. Experience an authentic atmosphere that reflects the Liverpool of the past.

Surrounded by the stone witnesses of the past, listen to live music in the ruins of a church that was once destroyed in the Blitzkrieg. This place, which serves as both a memorial and a cultural meeting place, uniquely combines the memory of historical events with lively cultural performances.

Explore interactive exhibits and authentic replicas of iconic locations such as Abbey Road Studio and the Cavern Club. Admire unpublished photographs, original handwritten lyrics, and personal belongings of the band members. A multimedia experience, accompanied by audio tours in 12 languages, offers deep insights into the life and work of the Beatles.

Over 30,000 handcrafted Minton tiles adorn the Great Hall, revealing a rare work of art depicting mermaids, dolphins and tritons. This exceptional space, which is only occasionally open to the public, blends local history with world-class craftsmanship in an impressive neoclassical setting.

Discover an underground command center that was a top-secret nerve center during World War II. As a key communication point for the Royal Navy in the Atlantic, this museum offers insight into strategic operations and the heroic efforts that took place behind closed doors. An authentic approach to hidden chapters of war history.

Discover one-of-a-kind vintage treasures, from retro clothing to antique furniture, and be enchanted with handcrafted wonders by independent makers. Enjoy culinary delights in the lively atmosphere of the surrounding cafes and street food markets, where you'll find everything from wood-fired pizza to exotic dishes. A place that combines creativity and taste in an incomparable way.

Take a one-of-a-kind photo in front of the Abbey Road Mural, which recreates the iconic Beatles album cover. Without the real Beatles, it allows you to become part of their legendary history by recreating the famous street crossing, keeping a moment of music history alive in Liverpool.