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Liverpool tourist guide - hotels and services
Famous all over the world for producing the Mersey sound and the Beatles, as well as its renowned and successful football club, Liverpool is set on the Mersey estuary and may appear less appealing at first impression, but is a vibrant city with an vital maritime past and sizeable Irish population.
Liverpool offers plenty of things to see and do. You could take a very popular Beatles Tour, or head to the Albert Docks. The site is now listed as a World Heritage Site and it is a great place for strolling around or having a drink in one of the trendy cafés situated in the area.
Berry Street in Chinatown is filled with restaurants serving mouth-watering oriental cuisine and Slater Street provides a fine choice of eateries. Liverpool's nightlife can sometimes be rowdy, especially during the early hours in the morning, but the majority of the areas are safe. Bars and clubs fill the central area of Liverpool most nights of the week.
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A must for the true Beatles fans include attractions such as Penny Lane, the Cavern Club, and Strawberry Fields. Anfield is the stadium where Liverpool Football Club plays its games and is a star attraction for football enthusiasts all over the globe. The modern architecture which gives Liverpool its highly cosmopolitan atmosphere can be viewed around the city.
Hotels in Liverpool
The city of Liverpool has a very cosmopolitan ambience. The place is renowned all over the globe for Liverpool Football Club and The Beatles. These together with the Albert Docks are the main sites attracting many visitors.
Liverpool has sufficient fine hotel establishments on offer including The Travel Inn, positioned in the centre of the city; The Britannia Adelphi Hotel, with outstanding supporting business amenities and located in the heart of Liverpool; and the luxurious high standard 4 Diamond Thistle Liverpool Hotel. Travellers on a budget will find bed-and-breakfasts and a selection of other budget accommodation establishments.
