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Cover more of north England’s highlights in less time on a sightseeing tour of the Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Dales from Liverpool. Rather than worrying about navigating unfamiliar roads, you’ll be transported between dispersed attractions such as Ribblehead Viaduct, Malham Cove, Haworth, and Wensleydale Creamery, home to some of the country’s favorite cheese.

Discover the dramatic Welsh countryside on a shore excursion from Liverpool Cruise Terminal. Travel through Cheshire and North Wales, enjoying scenic coastal roads and views of the Irish Sea. Visit Conwy, home to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Conwy Castle, one of the world’s finest medieval fortresses. Explore the castle or stroll the charming town streets. Continue into Snowdonia National Park (Eryri), with its breathtaking mountains and valleys, and stop at the picturesque village of Betws-Y-Coed, famous for its shops and eateries. On your return, admire the wild beauty of the Denbigh Moors, glimpse the 12th-century Denbigh Castle, and see Britain’s smallest cathedral in St. Asaph. Enjoy luxury transport, a professional driver, and a qualified tour guide throughout your journey, with convenient pickup and drop-off at the Liverpool Cruise Terminal.

Rather than being stuck on a noisy, crowded bus tour, this private Beatles taxi tour offers a more intimate and comfortable alternative. Ride around in a themed John Lennon Rolls Royce electric taxi with personalized service from the driver and onboard Wi-Fi. Stops include Strawberry Field, Penny Lane, and Mendips—John Lennon's childhood home.

This tour will take you round the original seven streets of Liverpool and explore the banks, offices and very streets that the slavers walked and conducted their everyday business. Visit places where slaves were traded on the streets of Liverpool and even visit a pub that existed in the days of the early slave traders. The whole of Liverpool was mortgaged for £10,000 to fund the construction of the world’s first commercial tidal dock. Learn how this was a major turning point for Liverpool. See some of the places where slaves were sold in Liverpool and newspaper adverts announcing the sale. Take a walk along Castle Street (one of the original streets of Old Liverpool) and see the building where the only branch of the Bank of England existed outside of London. Such was Liverpool’s dominance of the transatlantic slave trade that one in five African captives crossing the ocean was carried in a Liverpool slave ship. Come to Liverpool and Discover. Minimum booking is for 2 people

The city of Liverpool is famous for its soccer team, The Beatles, and its maritime heritage. Join a small group for a walking tour around the city to learn about its rich history and see its famous landmarks. See where Paul McCartney and George Harrison went to school, listen to stories and legends of the city, walk past famous filming locations, and more over the course of a few hours.

This personalized tour gives you insider access to some of Liverpool’s best-known landmarks and hidden gems. Tell your local guide what you’re excited to see and how much time you have to spend in Liverpool, and they'll organize your ideal itinerary. Depending on your interests, you can discover local food and drink, music and art, history and culture, and more.

The hometown of the popular 1960s rock band, Liverpool boasts Beatles landmarks all over the city—but it’s tough finding them if you’re new to town. Make your sightseeing simple, and visit many of Liverpool’s key Beatles landmarks and memorials in one trip, on this private taxi tour. Head straight to sights such as Penny Lane, Eleanor Rigby’s grave, and more, all while your driver-guide shares insider stories and history.

If you’re looking for an unusual way to explore Liverpool—without having to follow a large tour group around—then this private treasure hunt is a perfect option. Enjoy the flexibility of being able to start the game according to your own schedule, at a time that suits you. Using your smartphone, follow treasure maps, solve clues, and ask for hints to help you progress around the city.

Discover the dark history of Liverpool on an evening walk around the city's original seven shadowy streets. With theatrical commentary that focuses on the city's old secrets, the tour visits quirky and little-known sights that are steeped in history. Check out the banking halls on Castle Street, a trapdoor that opens onto the so-called Dead House, and the lamp-lit alleys that wind around the commercial district. Tales of Liverpool during the medieval and Victorian periods complete the ghostly experience.

Opt for some Liverpool sightseeing on your own schedule, and skip the tourist crowds and the rush. This self-guided smartphone tour—downloadable from an app—lets you explore the city at your own pace, while giving you everything you need to orient yourself and learn about Liverpool. Landmarks like the Royal Albert Dock and the Cavern Club are on the GPS-guided route.

Experience the real flavor of Liverpool with this small-group guided food tour. Instead of typical tourist hot spots, your guide leads you to hidden gems, showcasing the local community's favorite haunts. Along the way, visit food vendors for tastings and hear personal stories about the area. With stops at around five different locations, you can gain a deeper understanding of Liverpool's culture and cuisine—something you’d miss dining alone.

Home to Liverpool F.C. since the 19th century, Anfield isn’t just a stadium—it’s an icon of British sports history. On a behind-the-scenes tour, you’ll enjoy special access to the landmark, and will walk in the footsteps of Liverpool’s most famous players. Access must-see areas such as the Press Conference Room, This Is Anfield sign, Player's Tunnel, Managerial Dugout and the Home Team Dressing Room. Your ticket included access to the LFC Museum, home to the six European cups and over 130 years of LFC history.

Get to know Liverpool’s history and its Beatles heritage on a walking tour of the city. Led by a local guide, who is passionate about Liverpool and its musical roots, the tour showcases some of the city's tucked-away treasures along with classic sites like the Cavern Club and the Beatles statues at Liverpool Waterfront.

When your cruise ship pulls into Liverpool’s port, explore the city on foot instead of joining a large coach tour. This leisurely paced walking tour focuses on Liverpool’s culture and history, and gives you the lowdown on the city’s links with the Titanic, its architecture, and social history. Photo stops, breaks, and ample time for questions complete the experience.

Enjoy an active way to explore Liverpool—and see the city’s top Beatles-related landmarks, all in just half a day—on this small-group electric bike tour. After meeting your guide in the city center, you’ll grab your bike and helmet and zip off on two wheels. Discover both John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s childhood homes (and the church hall where they first met), visit Penny Lane and the grave of Eleanor Rigby, and more.

Ideal for time-tight travelers, this whistle-stop Liverpool tour saves hours of research time and showcases a shortlist of city landmarks and sights linked to The Beatles. Join a small group and hop aboard a taxi to visit highlights, including a ride past the place where John Lennon was born, and Paul McCartney and George Harrison’s old school. Along the way, the guide enriches the tour with plenty of insider stories and Beatles-related trivia.

Discover some of Liverpool’s spookiest landmarks and ghost stories—and enjoy a flexible and independent way to explore—with this self-led smartphone tour. After downloading the app, set off at a time that works best for you. You’ll follow the app to landmarks like St. George’s Hall, the Queen Victoria Monument, and Eleanor Rigby Statue, and will learn all about the city’s history of unexplained happenings and ghostly encounters.

Released in 1983, Frankie Goes to Hollywood’s “Relax” remains one of the UK’s bestselling singles, and the band was a Liverpool original. Join guitarist Brian “Nasher” Nash on this personal, small-group journey through Liverpool’s music scene. Although The Beatles aren’t neglected, the focus is very much on the second wave of Liverpool groups in the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s, with visits to rehearsal spaces, gig spots, pubs, clubs, and hangouts.

Explore the rich cultural heritage and musical history of Liverpool on this comprehensive 7-hour private tour. Combining the Classic Beatles Tour with highlights of Liverpool’s architecture, iconic landmarks, and scenic waterfront, this experience is perfect for music lovers and history enthusiasts alike. This 7-hour private experience offers the best of Liverpool: a deep dive into The Beatles’ legacy, combined with the city’s architectural wonders and historic highlights. Perfect for travelers who want to discover both the music and the soul of Liverpool.

From Penny Lane to Strawberry Field and the Beatles' childhood homes, explore Liverpool by private taxi. This 3-hour private tour also offers a sightseeing alternative, letting you see more of the city with ease and minimal effort. Save your feet while visiting multiple attractions miles apart, all with personalized attention in a private setting.

Go beyond the city of Liverpool to discover the national park delights of north Wales. Ideal if you’re staying in Liverpool without transport, this small-group day trip offers a relaxed and easy way to visit Snowdonia National Park, Llandudno, Betws-y-Coed, and Conwy Castle—all in one convenient day trip. Note that children must be at least five years old to join the tour.

Liverpool is known for being the birthplace of the Beatles and it’s home to an abundance of Beatles-related sights—such as former schools and colleges of the band members, performance venues, and childhood homes. With this tour, save hours of research time and enjoy the luxury of having a private driver for the day to take you between Beatles-themed sights. Highlights include John Lennon’s childhood home, Penny Lane, Strawberry Field, and Liverpool Cathedral.

If you can ride a bike and want to learn about Liverpool the fun way, head into town for a 1.5-hour whirl around the city sights. You’ll ride in a group on a preplanned route around Liverpool attractions like the Cavern Club, Chinatown, Liverpool Cathedral, and the Pier Head, hearing fun facts about the city as you ride. A helmet is also included for your safety.

The UNESCO World Heritage–listed Lake District National Park features iconic landscapes and a heritage railway ride (April–October). Discover the area—without the stress of driving—on this full-day tour from Liverpool. Visit medieval Hawkshead (where poet William Wordsworth went to school), see Great Langdale and Tarn Hows, and enjoy a cruise on Lake Windermere, England’s largest lake.