Things to do in Liverpool | Eason Stays

Liverpool is one of the UK’s most vibrant, historic, and culturally rich cities. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway, a family break, a business trip, or a football match, you’ll never run out of things to see and experience. From iconic waterfront landmarks to world-class museums and buzzing nightlife, Liverpool offers something for everyone.

As a trusted short-term let management company operating across the UK, Eason Stays often hosts guests exploring the city and wanting to stay close to Liverpool’s top attractions. This guide highlights the best things to do in Liverpool, helping you plan the perfect itinerary.


Why Visit Liverpool?

Liverpool is known for its friendly locals, deep musical heritage, impressive architecture, and thriving food and arts scene. Guests love the city for:

  • Iconic attractions
  • Coastal and riverside walks
  • Unique museums and galleries
  • Lively nightlife and entertainment
  • Football culture and stadium tours
  • Historic waterfront views

No matter your age or interests, Liverpool has something to offer.

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1. Explore The Royal Albert Dock

The Royal Albert Dock is one of Liverpool’s most visited areas, offering a mix of stunning architecture, waterfront dining, boutique shops, and cultural attractions.

Top things to do at Albert Dock:

  • Visit the Tate Liverpool art gallery
  • Explore the Merseyside Maritime Museum
  • Walk along the waterfront
  • Enjoy bars, cafés, and restaurants
  • Browse independent stores

It’s a perfect first stop for anyone exploring Liverpool.

The Albert Dock in Liverpool, England. The dock was opened in 1846 and is a major tourist location, with attractions including the Tate Liverpool, the Merseyside Maritime Museum and the the Beatles Story.

2. Visit The Beatles Story

Liverpool is the birthplace of The Beatles, and no trip to the city is complete without a visit to The Beatles Story — the world’s largest permanent exhibition dedicated to the band.

Highlights include:

  • The Cavern Club replica
  • Audio guides
  • Memorabilia and personal items
  • Immersive exhibitions
  • Abbey Road studio replica

Perfect for music lovers and families alike.

Liverpool, England - March 6, 2011: Sign of The Beatles Story museum in Liverpool. The Beatles Story is a visitor attraction dedicated to the leading 1960s group The Beatles.

3. Walk Through Liverpool ONE

Liverpool ONE is the city’s open-air shopping and leisure district featuring more than 170 shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Enjoy:

  • High-street and luxury shopping
  • Cinema and mini-golf
  • Cocktail bars and rooftop restaurants
  • Seasonal events and markets

A great spot for evenings out or rainy-day activities.


4. Visit the Iconic Liverpool Cathedrals

Liverpool is home to two incredible cathedrals, both unique in their architectural style.

Autumn light with the Liverpool's great Anglican Cathedral

Liverpool Anglican Cathedral

  • One of the largest cathedrals in the world
  • Panoramic tower viewing experience
  • Stunning Gothic interior

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

  • Known for its modern, circular design
  • Colourful stained-glass lantern tower
  • Peaceful interior perfect for reflection

Both landmarks are within walking distance of the city centre and are must-see attractions.


5. Take a Ferry Across the Mersey

One of Liverpool’s most iconic experiences, the Mersey Ferry offers amazing views of the city’s skyline. The ride includes commentary, telling the story of Liverpool’s maritime history and cultural evolution.

A great activity for:

  • Families
  • Couples
  • Photographers
  • First-time visitors
The famous Mersey Ferry in Liverpool passing in front of the Royal Liver Building.

6. Explore the Museums and Galleries

Liverpool offers some of the best free museums in the UK.

Museum of Liverpool

Learn about Liverpool’s history, culture, music, and sporting achievements.

World Museum

Includes natural history, world cultures, an aquarium, and a planetarium.

Walker Art Gallery

Home to one of the largest art collections in England outside of London.

These attractions are ideal for families, couples, and culture lovers.


7. Experience Liverpool’s Football Culture

Liverpool is home to two world-famous football clubs: Liverpool FC and Everton FC.

Anfield Stadium Tour

Walk through the players’ tunnel, visit the dressing rooms, and see the famous Kop stand.

Goodison Park Stadium Tour

Experience Everton’s historic home ground and explore behind the scenes.

Match days create incredible city-wide buzz and are a highlight for many visitors.


8. Wander the Georgian Quarter

A beautifully preserved area filled with Georgian terraces, cobbled streets, and local cafés. Ideal for:

  • Photography
  • Quiet afternoon strolls
  • Independent coffee shops
  • Historic architecture

Local favourites include Hope Street, The Philharmonic Dining Rooms, and the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall.


9. Visit Sefton Park and Palm House

A short drive from the city centre, Sefton Park is one of Liverpool’s most picturesque green spaces.

What to enjoy:

  • Walking and jogging routes
  • Lake views and ducks
  • Play areas for children
  • The stunning Grade II-listed Palm House

It’s one of the best places in the city for fresh air and relaxation.

"The ornamental lake in Sefton Park, Liverpool on a summer day"

10. Discover the Baltic Triangle

Liverpool’s creative district, full of street art, independent businesses, and trendy bars.

Top Baltic Triangle attractions:

  • Baltic Market (street food hall)
  • Ghetto Golf (crazy golf bar)
  • Street murals and galleries
  • Live music and events

Perfect for nightlife lovers and foodies looking for something different.


11. Relax at Crosby Beach: Home of ‘Another Place’

Crosby Beach, just outside Liverpool, is home to Antony Gormley's famous Another Place installation — 100 life-sized iron sculptures spread across the beach.

Great for:

  • Sunset walks
  • Photography
  • Art lovers
  • Families and dogs

Antony Gormley statues at Crosby Beach


Where to Stay in Liverpool

Liverpool offers a wide range of accommodation options, but many guests choose serviced homes for the comfort, privacy, and convenience they offer. At Eason Stays, we manage a selection of modern, well-equipped properties positioned close to key attractions, stadiums, and transport links.

Our homes are ideal for:

  • Contractors
  • Families
  • Corporate travellers
  • Football fans
  • Weekend visitors

Expect spacious living areas, fast WiFi, self-check-in, and fully equipped kitchens so you can truly feel at home during your stay.

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We look forward to hosting you during your trip and helping you enjoy the very best things to do in Liverpool.