14 Very Best Things To Do In Liverpool – Hand Luggage Only

Liverpool is one of England’s most famous cities for music. From the Beatles to Frankie Goes To Hollywood, the list is long! Not only that, it has some of the best things to do in Liverpool that are dotted all across the city. You’ll be spoilt for choice when visiting Liverpool. 

Over the years, we’ve visited Liverpool heaps of times; and love it. Not only is the city totally fun, it’s also a great place to start a trip around the wider places in Yorkshire that are stunning. That being said, you can even head over to Wales or the Peak District National Park, too. 

Oh yeah, and let’s not forget that Liverpool is only around 2 hours by train from London. This makes Liverpool a really easy city to visit for a day trip or a long weekend. 

So, to help you maximise your time on the ground, I’m sharing my top places in Liverpool to visit once you arrive. Have the most amazing time in Liverpool!

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1.) The Beatles Story Museum

Now, one place you have to visit in Liverpool is The Beatles Story Museum. After all, Liverpool is the city where the Beatles came from; and played loads of their early gigs. 

Nestled on the Albert Docks shoreline, The whole museum is dedicated to telling The Beatles’ story and their rise to world domination. It is the largest permanent Beatles exhibition in the world and it’s just so good to see. 

Throughout the museum, you’ll get to learn all about the Beatles’ rise to fame and the immense journey that was their music career. The whole exhibition takes you on a step-by-step journey of The Beatles including The Cavern Club, Abbey Road Studios, and other global venues. 

Now, I’m not the biggest Beatles music fan, to be honest. But, hear me out, I really enjoyed The Beatles Museum. Just be sure to book these Beatles Story Museum tickets before you arrive. This way, you won’t miss a slot when visiting. 

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2.) Ferry across the Mersey

Sound familiar? Well, there’s a song exactly about riding the ferry across the Mersey! Now, although a ride on the Mersey Ferry is, pretty short, it’s well worth the trip.

If you’re in Liverpool, head to the Dock that’s right next to the British Music Experience (another great spot if you’re into your music) and takes you right over to Seacombe in a matter of minutes. 

The ticket for the Ferry is pretty cheap and once onboard you’ll…