Liverpool 5 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Friday

Places to Visit:

  • Albert Dock: A historic dockland area with shops, restaurants, and museums.
  • The Beatles Story: An exhibit showcasing the history of The Beatles.

Activities:

  • Take a stroll along the dock and admire the Victorian-era buildings.
  • Explore the museum at The Beatles Story and learn about the Fab Four’s rise to fame.

Where to Eat:

  • Gustilo Tapas Bar: Authentic Spanish tapas in a cozy atmosphere.
  • Red’s True Barbecue: Delicious BBQ food with a variety of meats and sides.

Where to Stay:

  • Jurys Inn Liverpool: A 4-star hotel located near the Albert Dock, offering comfortable rooms and excellent service.

Things to Know:

  • The Albert Dock is a short walk from Liverpool One shopping center.
  • Be prepared for crowds at popular attractions like The Beatles Story.

Transportation:

  • Take the train or bus to Liverpool Lime Street Station.
  • Use public transportation (Merseytravel) or taxi services to get around the city.

Day 2: Saturday

Places to Visit:

  • Liverpool Cathedral: A stunning Anglican cathedral with a unique architecture.
  • The Cavern Club: The famous club where The Beatles played many gigs.

Activities:

  • Attend a service at Liverpool Cathedral and admire its grandeur.
  • Visit the Cavern Club and relive the history of The Beatles’ music scene.

Where to Eat:

  • Free State Kitchen: A modern British restaurant with seasonal dishes.
  • The Everyman Bistro: Delicious food in an intimate setting, near the Liverpool Everyman Theatre.

Where to Stay:

  • Staycity Aparthotels Liverpool: Self-catering apartments with kitchen facilities and a comfortable stay.

Things to Know:

  • Be prepared for security checks at Liverpool Cathedral.
  • The Cavern Club is a popular spot, so arrive early or expect a queue.

Transportation:

  • Take the Mersey Ferry from Pier Head to Woodside Ferry Terminal.
  • Use public transportation (Merseytravel) or taxi services to get around the city.

Day 3: Sunday

Places to Visit:

  • Museum of Liverpool: A museum showcasing the history and culture of Liverpool.
  • Anfield Stadium Tour: Take a guided tour of the iconic home stadium of Liverpool FC.

Activities:

  • Explore the Museum of Liverpool’s exhibits on music, art, and local history.
  • Join an Anfield Stadium Tour to see behind-the-scenes areas and learn about the team’s history.

Where to Eat:

  • The Club House: A sports bar with a wide selection of food and drinks.
  • Almost Famous Burger Bar: Gourmet burgers in a lively atmosphere.

Where to Stay:

  • Premier Inn Liverpool City Centre: A 3-star hotel near Liverpool One shopping center, offering comfortable rooms and good service.

Things to Know:

  • The Museum of Liverpool is free admission for adults on Sundays.
  • Be prepared for crowds at the Anfield Stadium Tour.

Transportation:

  • Take the train or bus to Liverpool Lime Street Station.
  • Use public transportation (Merseytravel) or taxi services to get around the city.

Day 4: Monday

Places to Visit:

  • World Museum: A museum featuring a variety of exhibits, including the ‘Bug Safari’ and ‘Mummies’ exhibitions.
  • Sefton Park: A large urban park with gardens, a lake, and walking trails.

Activities:

  • Visit the World Museum’s diverse exhibitions and learn about various cultures.
  • Take a leisurely walk in Sefton Park and enjoy its peaceful atmosphere.

Where to Eat:

  • The Smugglers’ Cove: A seaside-inspired pub serving seafood and cocktails.
  • Blakes Bar & Kitchen: A restaurant with seasonal dishes, live music, and outdoor seating.

Where to Stay:

  • Ibis Liverpool Albert Dock: A 3-star hotel near the Albert Dock, offering comfortable rooms and a good service.

Things to Know:

  • The World Museum is free admission for adults.
  • Be prepared for crowds at Sefton Park on weekends.

Transportation:

  • Take the Mersey Ferry from Pier Head to Woodside Ferry Terminal.
  • Use public transportation (Merseytravel) or taxi services to get around the city.

Day 5: Tuesday

Places to Visit:

  • Liverpool Philharmonic Hall: A concert venue hosting classical music performances and events.
  • The Palm House: A stunning glasshouse with a tropical atmosphere.

Activities:

  • Attend a performance at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and enjoy live music.
  • Explore The Palm House’s unique architecture and plant life.

Where to Eat:

  • The London Carriage Works: A restaurant serving seasonal British dishes in an elegant setting.
  • Smugglers’ Cove: Another popular spot for seafood and cocktails.

Where to Stay:

  • Malmaison Liverpool: A 4-star hotel with stylish rooms, a spa, and excellent service.

Things to Know:

  • The Liverpool Philharmonic Hall is open Tuesday-Sunday; check schedules in advance.
  • Be prepared for crowds at The Palm House on weekends.

Transportation:

  • Take the train or bus to Liverpool Lime Street Station.
  • Use public transportation (Merseytravel) or taxi services to get around the city.