• Liverpool - Stroll the atmospheric streets of Liverpool’s historical city centre, rich in medieval history, and packed with a maritime character. Discover how Liverpool developed from a Medieval trading town to the Second City of the British Empire from 1207 to the present. Discover the birthplace of the Merseybeat sound and Beatlemania in a city with music at its heart.
• Liverpool Town Hall - Pass through the Liverpool Town Hall, built-in 1749 and one of the finest surviving Georgian buildings in the UK.
• Liverpool Cathedral - Visit the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, Britain’s biggest Cathedral which took 74 years to build from the foundation stone being laid in 1904.
• Royal Albert Dock Liverpool - Enjoy a walking tour of the magnificent Royal Albert Dock built in 1846 to learn the history of Liverpool’s thriving Commerce in the 19th Century.
• Royal Liver Building - Visit the iconic Royal Liver Building, open to the public for the first time in its 100+ year history. Enjoy access to its hidden secrets, and journey up to the 15th floor for astounding panoramic views across Liverpool from the most iconic viewing point in the city (tickets included).

• Expert local guide for a private group tour
• Admission to The New Royal Liver Building

• Food and drink, although your guide will be happy to recommend snacks along the way
• Gratuities (optional)
• Hotel pickup/drop-off
• Transportation throughout experience

Liverpool, the birthplace of the Beatles and the epicenter of Beatlemania, is known worldwide for its strong ties to this revolutionary music band. This private sightseeing walk around Liverpool offers an exploration of a dynamic city that nurtured the Beatles, hosts five universities, and is a trendsetter in fields like arts, academics, culture, architecture, music, and industrial innovation.

Your journey will include the famous ‘Three Graces’, encompassing the Cunard, Port of Liverpool, and Royal Liver Building. The tour concludes at the Royal Liver, providing you with the tickets to access its top. The building was opened to the general public for the first time in 2019.

The building, once the tallest in Europe at 322 feet, was among the earliest skyscrapers constructed with reinforced concrete. Spectacular 360-degree vistas can be enjoyed from the 15th floor, offering an incomparable panoramic outlook.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.