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xmarcellex (86 points) 01-05-2008

a must see for all visitors, and fun for the kids and interesting for the adult as gives a running comentry during the journy from liverpool to bir... more...

dmj1962 (30242 points) 08-02-2008

Just south of Liverpool City Centre, and close to the two famous Cathedrals, is this gem of a pub. With a cosy, traditionally-styled interior c... more...

dmj1962 (30242 points) 07-03-2007

This is one of the newest additions to the Marriott chain of hotels in the UK. Situated close to Liverpool John Lennon Airport, the building is... more...

godfrey123 (761 points) 29-04-2008

This wall is home to some of the most famous bands in the world. Each band who has played at the cavern has their name engraved onto the wall outside. more...

mariagutierrez (111 points) 28-04-2008

Monks' Well, which a inscribed with the Latin motto: "Qui non dat quod Habet, Doemon Infra ridet. Anno 1414", or "He who hath and wont bestow the d... more...

mariagutierrez (111 points) 28-04-2008

Built in 1796, it's only open during Heritage Open Week in September. The building had been used in 1832 to house cholera victims. Later, by de... more...

mariagutierrez (111 points) 28-04-2008

It was presented to Wavertree in 1884, and was a memorial to Sarah Pooley, who had died in 1879, by his husband James Allanson Picton, a prominent ... more...

mariagutierrez (111 points) 28-04-2008

Opened in 1800, being the first city in UK to have a botanical garden. 2 centuries ago, the gardens were a commercial entreprise, intended to t... more...

mariagutierrez (111 points) 28-04-2008

This is the Largest Brick Warehouse in the World!! Built in 1900 , it's 125tf high, 36 acres of floorspace, 14 storeys,... U ve to imagine that,... more...

mariagutierrez (111 points) 28-04-2008

Our Lady and St. Nicholas Church, called the Sailors' Church, next to the Liver Buildin', cos St. Nicholas is the patron saint of sailors. The age ... more...