[2025 Liverpool Attraction] Travel Guide for The Beatles Statue (Updated Jul)

📅 Itinerary - St George's Hall : walk 3 min from train station - Central Library : walk 4 min - Liver Bldg : walk 11 min - The Beatles Statue : walk 3 min - Tate Liverpool : walk 2 min - Museum of Liverpool : walk 2 min - The BillyFury : walk 3 min - Merseyside Maritime Museum : walk 2 min - International Slavery Museum : walk 2 min - Liverpool Cathedral : walk 26 min - St Luke’s Bombed Out Church : walk 7 min - Clayton Square Shopping Centre : walk 8 min - Liverpool Lime Street Train Station : walk 5 min 🥣 Food Recommendations - Lovelocks Coffee Shop : recommend to get an english breakfast here ⭐️⭐️⭐️ sooooo good i cannot move on from a diced potatoes 🥔 - Royal Albert Dock : here’s the centre of restaurant in liverpool — there are many kinds of food and you guys can be relaxing here as well 💖

Day 1: We stayed at the ibis styles hotel. Cozy, nice hotel, good breakfast, right in the center. We walked around the center; along the embankment. Unfortunately, it was raining, so we went to the Beatles museum. Then we went to the club where they started their career. Words cannot describe the atmosphere. Day 2: Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King Liverpool Beatles Statue

Nice Harbour side place in Liverpool 😊

Tour Introduction Liverpool, a port city in northwest England, is famous for its Beatles music, football culture and historical docks. This one-day tour is suitable for music lovers, football fans or travelers who want to experience British culture. It focuses on the city center attractions and combines music, history and port scenery. Tour route Depart from Liverpool Central Station in the morning, walk 10 minutes to Albert Dock, visit the Beatles Story Museum (about 1.5 hours) and learn about the band's legend. Then walk to the nearby Royal Liver Building to admire the port architecture. At noon, have lunch at a restaurant near the pier and enjoy British cuisine. In the afternoon, go to Matthew Street and visit the Cavern Club to experience the atmosphere of the Beatles performance. Then walk to Liverpool Cathedral to admire the Gothic architecture (you can climb the tower to overlook the city, which takes about 1 hour). Return to the Reeperbahn in the evening to visit cultural and creative shops or have a drink in a bar to end the day. Check-in attractions Albert Dock: a historic port, a World Heritage site, and a great place for a stroll. The Beatles Story Museum: an exhibition on the band's history, a must-see. Cavern Club: The Beatles' performance venue and a mecca for music fans. Liverpool Cathedral: the largest church in the UK, a magnificent building. Royal Liver Building: Port landmark, Baroque style. Matthew Street: A Beatles-themed street, full of musical atmosphere. Transportation The city center attractions are concentrated and can be reached on foot, about 1-2 kilometers. You can also take the Merseyrail subway or bus, a one-way ticket is about £2-3, and CityBike bicycle rental (£3/hour) is suitable for short distances. If you are coming from out of town, Liverpool Central Station or Lime Street Station are the main train hubs, and London Euston Station to Liverpool takes about 2.5 hours (£20-50). Photo location Albert Dock: Harbor and boats background, suitable for daytime scenes. Royal Liver Building: Baroque architecture at sunset. The Beatles Statue on Matthew Street: a classic music check-in spot. Top of Liverpool Cathedral Tower: overlooking the city (ticket required). Entrance of Cavern Club: retro music atmosphere.

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2025 UK trip Day 1 8 o'clock in Manchester disembarked, took the airport bus to Liverpool, then ate sandwiches lunch, really have a lot of crispy bacon, full to Beatles story, the seaside is very cold, it turns out beatles 4 portraits have a lot of details satisfied

I had about 24hrs in Liverpool and wanted to do some exploring before I caught a ferry the following morning to Belfast , I checked into my hotel opposite the Albert Dock and walked up the quayside to Pier head to take some pictures of the Royal Liver building and the Museum of Liverpool. I had a few drinks in the city and went back to my hotel as I needed to be up very early to get to the ferry port in Birkenhead …. I took some pics of the Beatles statue which can be a busy touristy picture taking spot ! ( I went early morning and it was quiet ) There is a Fab Four gift shop and restaurant next to the Mersey ferry terminal which has regular departures taking 10mins to reach Woodside in Birkenhead across the river Mersey . The website did say it was a commuter route and could be busy in the mornings but I was the only one on the boat and I could see my ferry in port . I really enjoyed my trip to Liverpool and I managed to see a few sights in my brief stay . I then left for Belfast aboard the Stena Edda …..🙋🏻♂️

A nostalgic piece of #musichistory

#liverpooltrip As spring breathed new life into Liverpool, I set out to explore the city’s historic streets, vibrant waterfront, and blooming green spaces. Starting at Sefton Park, I wandered beneath canopies of cherry blossoms and past the elegant Palm House, where exotic plants thrived in the spring sunlight. The park’s lake, swans, and daffodil-lined paths made for a perfect seasonal escape. Next, I headed to the Albert Dock, where the Mersey River shimmered under the afternoon sun. The red-brick warehouses stood tall, housing art galleries, cafés, and echoes of Liverpool’s maritime past. A stop at the Tate Liverpool added a touch of culture, with contemporary art exhibitions complementing the historic surroundings. To end my spring exploration, I walked up to the Liverpool Cathedral, its towering Gothic architecture breathtaking against the bright blue sky. From the top, the panoramic views of the city, river, and beyond made for an unforgettable springtime moment. From blooming parks to historic docks and stunning architecture, Liverpool in spring is a perfect blend of culture, nature, and waterfront charm.

The Beatles Statue is one of the characteristic attractions located in Liverpool, along the promenade, you will also see the Liverpool Museum, accompanied by the beautiful song composed by seagulls, enough to enjoy a relaxing afternoon.

📸After we took a lot of photos and hung out at the cafe at Albert Dock, we walked along the Merseyside riverside to a place full of tourists, with a statue of the legendary band, The Beatles. Anyone who comes to Liverpool must know this band, otherwise it's like you didn't come. 🗿 ❤️Almost many restaurants we went into played songs by this band. I've listened to their songs since my dad played them, so I got into it too. This place is also great for taking photos, with beautiful buildings, architecture, and river views. 👍Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/pBzrB1voAagBiyYC7 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

📍 walking around the city and come to liverpool stadium 🚩 the beatles statue 🏖️ the bestles museum 🚇 Transportation by uber, so cheap 📷 Photo Spots in everywhere 🍜 You need to try KOKORO 🏠 near by the train station 1.Aparthotel Adagio Liverpool City Centre 💡 Tips you have to know english well here because they have hard accent (from my personal experience)😂 but they are really polite

Here is a detailed travel guide to Liverpool: 1. Must-see attractions: • Albert Dock: Picturesque scenery, with a Ferris wheel, colorful stones, and other popular photo spots, as well as museums and the Tate Gallery. • The Beatles Statue: Feel the charm of the Beatles, a must-see for music fans. • The Cavern Club: As the birthplace of the Beatles, classic works are often performed here, and you can come here in the evening to listen to live music. • Liverpool Cathedral: A landmark building in Liverpool, with the highest bell tower in the world. 2. Food recommendations: • Kelly's Ice Cream: Kelly's base, topped with various chocolate chips and jams, is a summer staple. • Zhang's Spicy Beef Noodles: Handmade noodles with a soft texture, served with marinated tofu, and affordable prices. 3. Transportation guide: • From Manchester, you can take a train to Liverpool, which takes about an hour. • Liverpool's buses cover the entire Merseyside area, making it easy to visit all the attractions. 4. Accommodation suggestions: • You can choose a hotel in the center of Liverpool, which is convenient for visiting all the attractions.

When I was at port of Liverpool,Port Belfast and some of ports in United Kingdom, I have a lot of amazing experience on this country.. But before that, let me introduce my nature of work,I am a filipino seafarer. I work onboard the vessel with container cargo with international voyage,and transporting all goods and all needs all over the world, I start navigate at Sea year 2008 until now, and is enough to say working onboard is not an easy job for all seafarers,and I proven that already.wooosh. but anyway,.. My Trip Moments all over the World, and Yes,I can say that and I'm Proud to say I've been around the whole world... United Kingdom, the most popular and beautiful,memorable,historical,expensive country I visit🤣👌.why. People there spending pounds money,historical,because at port of belfast,the biggest titanic museum that they built was on this port of Belfast. memorable, titanic vessels was lying in Belfast Lough awaiting inspection by the White Star directorate before proceeding to Southampton to participate in the New York service.and all memorable, Important objects and valuable equipment that remind the ship of the Titanic and the people of the United Kingdom was inside on that museum ,...Papular, The Beatles band has even died in the United Kingdom.but You can still see them walking this statue 🚶♂️in the middle of the road😘

#overseastrip This time, we will introduce the bronze statue in Liverpool, England, the city where the legendary band, The Beatles, were born and raised! Liverpool is a port city that prospered through the shipping industry, and as a maritime trading city, it is registered as a World Heritage Site, is the home of the famous Titanic ship company, and is also the home of a famous professional soccer team, making it a very interesting city! If I had only stayed in London, I would have hated England, but after visiting Liverpool and Manchester, I was able to get to know the charm and fun of England deeply 🥺 I read in a Japanese blog that Liverpool is a city with not many tourist attractions, but that's not true at all! There are many museums, and it's fun to walk around the city! ︎ After all, it's a city that Beatles fans visit in great numbers as it's the land of the Beatles that I'm introducing this time. It takes about 3-4 hours by train from London, so I recommend a few days of sightseeing with a Liverpool-Manchester set. 🙆♀️ Liverpool ⇆ Manchester is close, about 3-40 minutes by train. Train fares in the UK vary widely, so... but I'd like you to think that the earlier you book, the cheaper it is! The trick to getting a cheap ticket even the day before is to book it on the official website. On a site that searches for routes in bulk, such as "omio," find a time and brand (company name) that looks cheap, and then search for that company again on Google. I have the impression that there are many unique discount products that are not listed on intermediate sites such as omio. 🙆♀️ Well, it's a hassle, so if you're not that short on money, please book with omio or at the counter! I've made a long introduction, but... Beatles statue! ! ! The Beatles statue is surprisingly big 😳 Even though I'm 167cm tall, which is tall for a Japanese girl, I felt small when I took a picture with the Beatles statue 🙃 I hid my face because I was embarrassed ~ I'm also embarrassed because I'm wearing dull clothes 🫣 To tell you the truth... I don't know much about the Beatles. I'm not from that generation... I'm more of a One Direction fan, who are from the same UK. I only know a few of the Beatles' famous songs. . . . So I tried to go to the Beatles Story, a museum that specializes in exhibiting the Beatles' history... It advertises itself as a tour of art museums around the world, but the admission fee is expensive! 19 £ (3,440 yen) I wasn't interested, but I gave up because I thought I'd never understand it even if I went 🙃🙃🙃 I just wanted to introduce it here, hoping that it would reach Beatles fans. Not only the museum and statues, but also the Cavern Club where the Beatles performed several times and the orphanage "Strawberry Fields Forever" on Beaconsfield Rd, which John is said to have visited as a child, are a lot of sights for Beatles fans! I think it would be fun to just walk around the city to see the exterior🙆♀️I haven't been there. I only went to see the statue🙇♀️If you go to the UK, please visit this place too~ I'll also post some landscape photos of Liverpool😍 ＊＊＊・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・＊＊＊ While working as a freelance graphic designer, I travel to art museums around the world♪ From niche museums to mainstream museums! I mainly post information about beautiful places and architecture! This is the only place to get information about art museums around the world🙆♀️ There are many beautiful things in the world. It's not just museums, I hope you enjoy the beautiful posts from the designer's perspective. I would be happy if this could help you become more interested in design and art, and enrich your life😆 ＊＊＊・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・＊＊＊ #Beatles #beatles #Liverpool #Manchester #England #EnglandTrip #liverpool #manchester

My favorite city in the UK is Liverpool~❤️ Attractions you can check out include Liverpool Cathedral, the Seaside Ferris Wheel, the Museum of Liverpool and the Beatles’ statue. In the afternoon, it’s a good time to take a walk along the harbor and eat ice cream🍦 #liverpool #unitedkingdom