Historic Liverpool City Tour

Learn about its history as a bustling centre of maritime trade and its transformation into a cultural hub housing museums, galleries, and restaurants.

We will visit the Beatles Statue at the Pier Head. This stunning monument celebrates Liverpool’s most famous sons – John, Paul, George, and Ringo. Learn about their rise to global fame and how their music continues to influence the world. The waterfront location also provides a beautiful view of the River Mersey.

Standing proudly on the pier head, these three magnificent buildings include The Royal Liver Buildings, with Their Majestic Liverbirds on top. The original Headquarters of Cunard Shipping and The Glorious port of Liverpool Building. Discover the history of these buildings and their roles in Liverpool’s Development as a major port city

Our tour continues to St. George’s Hall, a neoclassical masterpiece that opened in 1854. Renowned for its stunning architecture and exquisite interiors, the hall has hosted concerts, events, and civic ceremonies for over a century.

A short journey brings us to the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, known for its striking modernist design. Opened in 1967, this Roman Catholic cathedral is a symbol of Liverpool’s diverse cultural and religious heritage. 

Not far away is the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Britain and the fifth largest in the world. Designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, it took 74 years to complete, opening in 1978. Marvel at its Gothic architecture, the impressive central tower, and the breathtaking views of the city from the tower’s summit. The tower is an added extra and client dependent as it’s 108 stairs!

Est 1870’s This Street is the only street in England to House only.. A Gallery A library and A museum

No visit to Liverpool is complete without stopping at the Cavern Club, the birthplace of The Beatles. This legendary venue hosted the Fab Four nearly 300 times and remains a vibrant music venue today. Step inside to experience the magic of live music and feel the spirit of the 1960s music revolution.

The Philharmonic Dining Rooms, a pub renowned for its stunning Victorian architecture and intricate interior design. Built in 1898, it’s a favourite spot for both locals and visitors. Relax with a drink and soak up the historic ambience of this Grade II listed building.