Liverpool has been named in the top three UK city break destinations for the second year by readers of “Conde Nast Traveller Magazine”. There is so much for visitors to enjoy in this charming city. All over the world Liverpool is first of all famous for its old FC Everton and Liverpool. This city also gave birth to the legendary group “The Beatles”. The historical part of the city was put in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in 2004 as a place of such historic importance.

Liverpool has some of the finest galleries and rich collection housed in the National Museums. The waterfront museum, the Merseyside Maritime and Tate Galley both located at the Albert Dock offer the visitor a unique glimpse of the Maritime heritage of the region. The Albert Dock also offers a good range of speciality souvenir and gift shops, numerous cafes and two hotels, Express by Holiday Inn and Premier Inn.

The Liverpool Stadium is home stadium of FC Liverpool and is one of the most famous stadiums in the world. Everyday once an hour there are excursions, during which you and another 49 lucky men can visit the cloakrooms, press-halls and walk along the football field. The museum of the stadium is opened any time, but to buy a ticket for a match is almost impossible. The citizens of Liverpool are officially called “liverpudlians”, but more spread is their other nickname – “scousers”.They are not English, they are Scouse!

On a night out in Liverpool you will see people of all ages having a great time. Many in their seventies on the dancefloor, still in the game. Whether you’re coming to Liverpool for arts and culture, sport or family outings for the half-term holidays, you’ll be spoilt for choice in this great city.