Liverpool to do
After 10 years of exploring (and a few questionable nights out), these are the spots we keep coming back to.
No tourist traps. Just the good stuff.
Culture & creative stuff
Tate Liverpool
Modern art by the docks. Sometimes weird, always interesting.
Walker Art Gallery
Proper portraits, big names, and it’s free.
FACT
Films, exhibitions, and futuristic tech things.
Everyman Theatre
Drama, comedy, and occasionally drag queens.
Liverpool Central Library
Beautiful inside, with a rooftop terrace perfect for a quiet spot with a book
pints
Ok we have spent a lot of time curating this one…
The Monro
A beautifully restored Georgian townhouse with open fires & stripped-back wood interiors.
St Peter’s Tavern
Once a Catholic church, now a gloriously over-the-top beer hall with stained glass, altars, candlelit balconies and beer gardens.
Spanish Caravan
A touch of Barcelona in the centre of town. Small plates, day drinks & football.
Red Lion
A proper old school boozer. No fuss, good pints.
Greenery & outdoor stuff
Sefton Park
Huge. Lakes, cafés, palm house, geese.
Otterspool Promenade
Good for a walk or a think. You can spot Wales on a clear day. Warning: keep your hat at home, the wind can be a lot.
Princes Park
Slightly quieter than Sefton, still lovely.
The Anglican Cathedral
Massive landmark. Worth a visit even if you’re not religious. Crazy architecture.
Music & nightlife
Zanzibar
Indie rock vibes. Live bands and loud nights.
Invisible Wind Factory
Warehouse raves, roller discos, weird in the best way.
The Jacaranda
Late night bar, record store and live music venue.
Camp & Furnace
Quiz nights, markets, club nights, and the odd bingo rave.
coffee, brunch, Subs
DEREK’s
Proper authentic New York style subs. One of our ultimate, all time fav’s.
Leaf on Bold Street
Teas, brunch, and good Wi-Fi.
92 Degrees
A few locations, great coffee, good people-watching spots.
The Bagelry
Actual bagels. Great ones.
The Tavern & Co
American cafe with bottomless tea & coffee. Ultimate hangover cure.
Shops, markets etc
Bold Street
Indie shops, records, vintage finds, fancy snacks.
Baltic Market
Food stalls, cocktails, and occasionally live music.
Red Brick Market (Cains Brewery Village)
Handmade, secondhand, a bit hipster.
Liverpool ONE
Your standard city shopping centre, but big and shiny.
Lark Lane
Hidden gem right off Sefton Park. SO worth a visit. Lots of independants.