48 hours in the vibrant Liverpool, England
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Spring/summer it’s the perfect time to spend two days here and visit this beautiful city, while also enjoying some traditional British food. From Concert Square to famous locations tied to The Beatles, here’s the best of Liverpool to be enjoyed over two days.
Day 1
Lovelocks Coffee Shop
Tuck into fluffy pancakes at Liverpool’s Lovelocks Coffee Shop. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
Start your first day with a nice breakfast at a cute little café in the centre of Liverpool. With a varied menu that can accommodate all dietary requirements, Lovelocks Coffee Shop is a lovely place to start planning your day and to get an energy boost before you start exploring.
Penny Lane
See the real-life Penny Lane, the inspiration behind The Beatles’ nostalgic, eponymous hit song. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
You can’t be in Liverpool and not visit iconic Beatles destinations. Some of the most famous songs of Ringo, George, John and Paul were inspired by Liverpool and Penny Lane is the best example. This quaint small street still exists to this day, offering visitors the chance to walk along it and see how it inspired the eponymous song of The Beatles.
Tate Liverpool
Tate Liverpool is one of four galleries in the UK. It’s full of international modern art, and makes for a very interesting visit for any art enthusiast. Explore the museum by yourself or rent an audio guide and let yourself get lost around the gallery.
Palm House and Sefton Park
Visit Sefton Park and its Palm House for a dose of nature and botanical beauty in the heart of the city. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
After enjoying some modern art, take a stroll through Sefton Park and breathe some fresh air in the middle of Liverpool. Once in the park, you can also admire Palm House and visit its botanical collections – we’d highly recommend participating in some of the events organised here.
Berry and Rye
The cosy Berry & Rye is a great place to wind down after a day of sightseeing. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
Towards the end of day, it’s time to grab a snack and a drink at Berry and Rye. As a very cosy establishment, it’s a great place to cool down and rest after a day of visiting beautiful sights. After recharging your batteries, you can get ready to explore the nightlife of Liverpool.
Concert Square
Experience Liverpudlian nightlife in Concert Square, where you’ll find ample bars and clubs. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
The Liverpudlian nightlife is famous throughout the region, so don’t miss out on seeing how the locals unwind at the end of the day at the Concert Square. A place full of bars and clubs, it has something for everyone and it’s the perfect spot to end your first day in the city.
Day 2
The Cosy Club
Head to Liverpool’s Cosy Club for a delicious brunch to start your day. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
Start your second day in Liverpool with a delicious brunch at the Cosy Club. In a great central location, this nice café is the perfect location for any meal and a lovely place to prepare for the upcoming day of visiting around the city.
Strawberry Fields
Check out the place that inspired John Lennon to write ‘Strawberry Fields’ for The Beatles. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
Strawberry Fields was initially an orphanage and inspired John Lennon to write the eponymous song for The Beatles. Now, you can go to the visitor centre, walk around the gardens and visit the café and shop. If you’re an avid Beatles fan, you can find a lot of interesting exhibitions and museums around the city.
The Beatles Story Exhibition/Museum
This museum is a must for avid Beatles fans. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
Continuing the musical experience around Liverpool, you can’t miss The Beatles Story. From costumes to instruments, collectible posters and a deep-dive inside the band that changed Rock and Roll music forever, the exhibition is unforgettable.
Yanni’s Fish & Chips
Don’t miss the chance to enjoy some traditional English fare at Yanni’s Fish & Chips. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
Take a break for lunch and taste some traditional English food at Yanni’s Fish & Chips. Right in the city centre, this small restaurant has both outdoor and indoor tables, so you can choose where to relax and enjoy a great meal before continuing your journey around Liverpool.
Museum of Liverpool
Visit the Museum of Liverpool to learn about the city’s fascinating architectural and trade history. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
If you’re an architecture and history enthusiast, make sure to visit the Museum of Liverpool. Learn how this beautiful city became a cradle of trade and construction, as well as how the whole region of North West developed and grew to the size it is now.
The Cavern Club
Visit Liverpool’s Cavern Club, where The Beatles played 292 live performances. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
While you’re in the neighbourhood, be sure to drop by The Cavern Club, the famous bar where The Beatles performed 292 times. Of course we can’t talk about the history of Liverpool without talking about The Beatles.
Shenanigans
Enjoy an evening of live music at infectiously cheerful Irish bar, Shenanigans. (Image credit: Nic Bezzina)
You can’t end your trip in Liverpool without visiting an Irish bar and enjoying some live music. Experience the cheerful atmosphere of Shenanigans and get to mingle with the locals as you grab some finger food and cheer with strangers in this lively establishment.
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