Liverpool is - in our opinion - the best city in the world, home to beautiful architecture, lovely people and some of the best restaurants you will ever eat at. But, with so much to do and see, it can be tricky to decide what to prioritise during a short trip.
We asked LiverpoolWorld readers to tell us the best activities and attractions Liverpool has to offer and received many brilliant suggestions, from taking a ferry across the Mersey to visiting the beautiful beaches nearby.
Take a look at the gallery below to find out what to add to your must-do list for your next trip to Liverpool.
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9. Try our local dish
Usually made with chunks of beef or lamb, Scouse is a hearty stew featuring potatoes, carrots and onions and usually served with crusty bread and pickled beetroot/cabbage. It is believed to have originated from the Port of Liverpool, and was traditionally made with whatever leftovers were available. Its name comes from 'lobscouse' which is a European sailors' stew. | The Ship & Mitre
10. Shop and eat on Bold Street
Some of Liverpool’s best independent, veggie and vegan shops and cafes are on Bold Street. Home to longstanding wholefood shop, Matta’s, and a quirky community book shop, you’re guaranteed to find something new. | Emma Dukes
11. Explore the Palm House
fton Park’s Palm House was a gift to the city of Liverpool by local benefactor Henry Yates Thompson. When it opened to the public in 1896, it quickly became a popular visitor attraction. Some of those plants are still thriving here today despite the Palm House falling into a state of dereliction in the 1990s. It is truly magnificent and a real slice of Liverpool's history. | Paul - stock.adobe.com
12. Eat at one of the city's most treasured restaurants
One of Liverpool’s oldest and most-treasured restaurants, Casa Italia has proudly served customers for almost fifty years, gaining a cult following since it opened in 1976. Often seen with queues down the street, it is worth the wait and a great option for foodies. | Emma Dukes