Visiting Liverpool

While visiting Liverpool you may want to take some time to relax at a waterfront cafe on The Royal Albert Dock, or dine in one of the more exclusive, award-winning restaurants in the city’s cultural quarter. Liverpool offers a wide variety of restaurants, bars and bistros, many within walking distance of Exhibition Centre Liverpool.

Liverpool has a lot to offer its visitors. Rich in history and culture, alive with friendly people and entertainment, it is a wonderful city to spend some time exploring. With the addition of the brand new Pullman Hotel there will be over 600 rooms on site.

Liverpool is home to an array of fascinating attractions. Whether your passion lies in culture, nightlife, retail or local history, there will be something for you to explore, whatever your interests.

Liverpool Waterfront is a terrific place to explore. From the Beatles Story exhibition to a quiet riverside stroll there is something for all tastes. Marvel at magnificent merchant architecture, enjoy world-class contemporary art at Tate Liverpool, explore the Merseyside Maritime Museum and discover the fascinating and interactive Museum of Liverpool. With the Wheel of Liverpool giving beautiful views across the docks, the city and out to sea, this area of Liverpool really has so much to offer every visitor.

Whether you love exploring little independent stores, or adore your big brand labels Liverpool has it all packaged up in the compact but lively city centre. Discover Liverpool’s diverse shopping, from department stores to exclusive craft and arts outlets all within walking distance from Exhibition Centre Liverpool.

Liverpool features world class sport. It’s got Premier League football, of course, with two teams within a stone’s throw of each other and just a short taxi ride from Exhibition Centre Liverpool. There are also renowned golf courses and top horse racing with the world’s most famous steeplechase. Whether you simply want to watch or participate, Liverpool’s a great place to enjoy sport.

Liverpool Waterfront is one of the world’s most instantly recognisable urban skylines. It highlights the city’s maritime and trade heritage as well as its modern face. Exhibition Centre Liverpool sits in the heart of the waterfront, part of what makes Liverpool such a special place.