Liverpool has historically been a central city in Britain and the home to the biggest empires. Today, its legendary buildings, friendly people, fantastic food, and top-notch soccer team make up one of the most exciting cities in the area. There are a variety of Free Walking Tours in Liverpool that are ideal for all kinds of tourists. Get a chance to walk through the streets of this iconic city and visit the main landmarks while learning about their meaning and history. Book an Essential Liverpool City Tour to get the perfect introduction to the main sights in the city and discover what happened to its castle. On a Free The Beatles Tour your enthusiastic guide will explain how a local band changed the history of music forever. Finally, book a Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle Free Tour to stroll through the hippest, young area of the city, full of cafés, entrepreneurial business, and street art.

With Liverpool Free Walking Tours, you will visit the Maritime Mercantile City. This famous area offers an incredible collection of maritime and commercial architecture. The whole city is further enriched by numerous galleries and museums that give Liverpool a particular character like no other. Join Free Tours in Liverpool to visit the enormous Gothic Cathedral, and Castle Street Pier. Then head to see famous maritime buildings such as The Three Graces: Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool Building. In the Albert Dock you will find not only the renowned Tate Liverpool, one of the most acclaimed art galleries in the country, but also Merseyside Maritime Museum, where you will discover how the city is linked to The Titanic. Music lovers will pass the places where The Beatles played their first hits, such as the mythical Cavern Club in Mathew Street, and then take a picture at the Monument to The Beatles.

The music fanatic will find themselves deeply in love with this city as it is the birthplace of England’s most famous band – The Beatles. In fact, both music fans and casual listeners will enjoy a visit to The Beatles Story. This mashup of museum and theme park offers not only information, but also memorabilia, interactive areas and recreations of real pubs where the band played. For a more intimate experience, go to the Liverpool Beatles Museum. After a tiring day, chill out in the extensive Sefton Park or go on a relaxing cruise along the Mersey River to enjoy the best views of the pier. Finally, we recommend spending one evening exploring the Baltic Triangle. This historical area near the city center, which used to be full of empty, derelict warehouses, now overflows with cool music venues, street art and independent business. It’s the perfect place to discover the more youthful side of Liverpool!