The 10 Top Things To Do In Liverpool

Liverpool – the city where you will never walk alone. I spent the best part of two years living between Liverpool and London when my partner lived there. When I was only there for short periods of time I liked to cram in as much as possible. I think by doing that I’m a reliable source for a good guide to Liverpool. Keep on reading to find out my recommendations from food, nightlife to day activities.

1.  BALTIC MARKET

Liverpool’s first-ever street market can be found at the famous Cains Brewery in the Baltic triangle. The market showcases a variety of ever-changing food traders. As well as hosting Sunday markets for local businesses in different trades. The beauty of the market is that you will never know what you will find. This is a great place to come for lunch and to have a wander around during the day, but they also have a bar and indoor and outdoor seating areas for evening. https://www.balticmarket.co.uk/

2.       GHETTO GOLF

Alike the Baltic Market, Ghetto Golf can be found in Cains Brewery. This crazy golf course is like no other. The graffiti-covered course offers 18 holes with each hole being completely unique. There is also a bar with fun cocktails as you make your way around the course. Ghetto golf is so popular that I would advise booking before you go. https://www.ghettogolf.co.uk/liverpool/booking/

3.       THE CLUBHOUSE L1

A few minutes stroll from Liverpool-One shopping centre, this restaurant has a modern-nautical feel to it. Sporting an outdoor kitchen, two floors including a dining area and a drinking area. It is somewhere I always return to for its old school American food. https://theclubhouse.uk.com/

4.       WHEEL OF LIVERPOOL

Located on the Keel Wharf waterfront, this is the perfect place to get panoramic views of the city. If you go during the day on a weekday, you’ll be likely to get a pod to yourselves. For just £10 per adult I would highly recommend this experience. http://www.freijwheels.com/our-wheels.php?city=Liverpool

5.       THE FLORIST

One for the ‘gram’. This restaurant is beautiful with its woodland theme, pretty pink flowers are draped thoughout the restaurant and a huge mystical tree sits in the middle of the restaurant. The menu is unique, while accommodating for different dietary needs. I would especially recommend their Sunday roast. https://theflorist.uk.com/locations/liverpool

6.       ALMA DE CUBA

A converted church which has been transformed into a bar/restaurant. The former 18th-century church also offers a Sunday Brunch with live Gospel singers to serenade you.

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7.       INK BAR

A great place for a night out. A clubby cocktail bar with graffiti slogans on the walls and photo opportunities with the bathtub and giant teddy. Ink bar plays a mix of old-school and current R&B music.

8.       ROXY BALLROOM

You have two Roxy Ballroom’s to choose from in Liverpool one in Rainford Square and one in Hangover Street, both equally as good. They offer drinks and games such as ping pong, mini crazy golf, beer pong and shuffleboard. https://www.roxyballroom.co.uk/

9.      SEE THE STREET ART

Head to Jamaica Street to see the incredible artwork. From Liverpool’s famous Liver Birds, to football tributes, to the completely random – it’s a fascinating area to admire.

10.   TAKE A STROLL ALONG ALBERT DOCK

A simple but a must-do thing in Liverpool. It is home to many must-visit attractions such as The Beatles Story, Tate Liverpool, The British Music Experience and much more. Also, if you’re with a loved one, get a padlock, write your names on it and attach it to the railings of the docks – you’ll know where to put it when you spot the sea of padlocks lining a certain area of the docks.