Liverpool Olympia
The Olympia is one of the oldest and largest concert halls in Liverpool, with a fascinating history and expansive live programme.
From walking around Albert Docks to shopping in Liverpool One, there are plenty of things to do and see around Liverpool. Browse our top picks below.
The Olympia is one of the oldest and largest concert halls in Liverpool, with a fascinating history and expansive live programme.
The world-famous Grand National has been held annually at Aintree Racecourse outside Liverpool since 1839.
The M&S Bank Arena hosts an exciting programme of events, from live music and comedy performances to sports matches.
Liverpool Empire Theatre is the largest two-tier auditorium in Britain and hosts a variety of shows, plays and pop concerts.
Home of the National Collection of Modern Art in the north and one of the most visited art galleries outside of London.
The Merseyside Maritime Museum is located at the heart of the Albert Dock and celebrates the city's strong maritime heritage.
A beautiful Victorian neo-classical building that holds an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures and decorative art.
Jump on an open top bus and see all of Liverpool's top attractions on a whistle-stop tour of the city.
Enjoy spectacular panoramic views across the city and spot the city's most famous landmarks.
The world's first national museum devoted to the city of Liverpool's rich creative, sporting and cultural history.
The Liverpool Beatles Walking Tour is a great way to explore the city with a fun tour guide who will bring the journey to life.
Discover over 170 shops, bars and restaurants, an 18 screen IMAX cinema, indoor crazy golf course and even a nature trail.
Visit the home of Liverpool FC for an insight into the city's great history of success in the game.
The Beatles Story at Liverpool's Albert Dock is the world’s largest permanent exhibition devoted to The Beatles.
A secret bunker under Liverpool's city centre that was the nerve centre to coordinate the Battle of the Atlantic in WWII.
Tour some of the landmark’s hidden secrets before journeying to the 15th floor to enjoy panoramic views across Liverpool.