Cavern Club

Liverpool is world-famous for its music. As the hometown of the Beatles, Liverpool is rated as the "World Capital of Pop Music". The Beatles started their rock career here. The Cavern Bar, as the place where the Beatles first performed on stage, has become a pilgrimage site for rock fans. I felt like I was instantly back in college when I went to the bar to listen to the band's performances.

It's so popular that you have to queue up for 5 pounds per person. It's also crowded inside, but the atmosphere is very exciting. You must check in here when you come to Liverpool to experience the rock culture of the Beatles' hometown. It's worth the trip!

A cave club with a sense of history and creativity, with a tavern with resident singers ~ very interesting! The cave lights are dim and very special. It is worth experiencing. The atmosphere is perfect ~ There are many varieties of wine!

This is the birthplace of the Beatles, the holy place for all Beatles fans, the Cave Bar. It is located in a basement. This was once the place where the Beatles performed frequently and it was the place that changed the world music trend. Everything here is centered around the Beatles. It is very exciting and you must come to have some fun.

This is a must-visit place in Liverpool! There are two bars. The one closest to the intersection is not deep or big, but the atmosphere is great. You can interact with the band members on stage by buying a glass of wine! The second one is a little bit further in. This bar is deep enough. I forgot how many underground floors there are. I kept going down the stairs! The area is very large, with active and quiet areas separated, and the bar is in the middle of the two areas! In addition, the rich exhibits are dazzling. I am not sure if they are genuine, after all, the bar environment is noisy, but the two fierce bodyguards outside the bar are not decorations! If there are friends who know the business, I hope to let me know after seeing it! I like the interior of the cave. They will sing some of their slow and lyrical songs in the quiet places. I like the quiet areas! The price of the drinks is no different from that of ordinary bars, which I like very much. The environment is not dirty or messy, but if the bar is clean, it is not a bar, right?

This is where the Beatles performed in their early days. It is also a holy place for Beatles fans and a must-visit place when you come to Liverpool. It should be noted that there are many bars on that street, all with the name of the Beatles, but only this one is authentic. People inside sang along while drinking, and many people even improvised dances. We saw an old man in his seventies or eighties dancing along, which was very interesting.