The Beatles' Liverpool See Completed in 1978, Liverpool Cathedral is a place of superlatives – it is Britain’s biggest church and the biggest Anglican cathedral in the world. It also has what’s probably the world’s largest operational organ, and the third-largest bell in the world (St James’ Mount; admission £5). Tate Liverpool is regarded as the home of modern art in the north of England. The gallery features a substantial checklist of 20thcentury artists, as well as touring exhibitions from London’s Tate Modern (Albert Dock; admission free). The Beatles Story museum doesn’t delve too deeply into the darker times of the Fab Four. However, there is plenty of memorabilia, including George Harrison’s first – and very flimsy – guitar, worth half a million pounds (Albert Dock; admission £16). Liverpool War Museum occupies the site of a secret WWII command centre – a building designed to be gas- and bomb-proof. Virtually everything was left intact at the end of the war, including the map room (1 Rumford St; admission £6). Though Evertonians will disagree, arguably no institution represents the Mersey spirit more than Liverpool FC. The club offers tours of its stadium and a museum showcasing silverware and memorabilia (Anfield Rd; museum and tours £15). Eat and drink One of the city’s most popular venues with the student population,Hannah’s Bar is a Liverpool institution. There’s a distinct New York lounge bar vibe at work here, and a wealth of live music, DJ and open-mic nights on weekly (2 Leece St; beers from £2.50). The Italian Club is a family-run, southern Italian restaurant serving exemplary pizzas and pastas in a rustic, wood-panelled dining room. There are also salads and paninis to take away (85 Bold St; take-away paninis from £5). Conceived by the shipwrights who designed the ocean liner Lusitania,Philharmonic is one of the most beautiful bars in all of England. The interior is a symphony of etched and stained glass, wrought iron, mosaics and ceramic tiling. The marble men’s toilets are the only listed lavatories in the UK (36 Hope St; lunch mains from £5). Liverpool’s first Argentinian restaurant, Meet Argentinian is a temple to grilled beef cuts the size of a frisbee. Traditional Argentinian stews and sausages also make an appearance (50 Brunswick St; steaks from £10). London Carriage Works counts among Liverpool’s foremost gastronomic destinations, mixing global and British influences in a smart dining room. Dishes come with beer and wine recommendations (40 Hope St; mains from £11).
First of all, I like the title of this article)) I am a lover of travels and I like to read articles about it. I think that this text is interesting because it tells a lot of useful things about the wonderful city Liverpool. I think Liverpool is a place that you should visit. I believe I will go to this city and it will unforgettably!
What's the name of Britain’s biggest church? What's the name of the biggest Anglican cathedral in the world? When was Liverpool Cathedral completed? What's the name of the home of modern art in the north of England? Where is George Harrison’s first guitar located? What can you taste in Liverpool’s first Argentinian restaurant?
I didn't find the official website but I found an interesting site where you can read a lot of useful information about Liverpul and look at the map of this city. http://www.turspeak.ru/liverpul
Right, seems interesting to read about the city which once grew immensely popular due to the Beatles. BTW, could you leave a link to Liverpool's official website?
Liverpool is the homeland of the famous football сlub "Liverpool". I would visit this city and go to some football match. Also, it's a very beautifull city. It will be pleasant for me to visit this great city.
I agree with you that Liverpool is a beautiful city. Reading your post i see that you are interested in football. What do you think about M.U? I think it is rather better than Liverpool
This article is very interesting. I like to read such information about the cities. I think that this city is wounderful. I know that there are a lot of museums in Liverpool. There are a lot of restourants where they make tasty pizzas and pasta. I would like to visit it.
Great Britain is one of my favourite countries One of the most important part of British history is its music. Lots of great musicians were born there. The greatest music groups were also known as Britih groups. For example, Depeche Mode, Queen, The Beatles etc. I read this article with great pleasure.
I am one of such people who like travelling. I would like to visit Liverpool!!! Reading this article, I learnt that you can see and visit different places there! For example, Liverpool Cathedral, different restaurants and other interesting places. Nobody will ever regret if he or she visits Liverpool one day!!!!!!!