Historic England, the national organisation which helps care for and protect architecturally important and historically significant buildings and sites across the country, says Liverpool boasts more Georgian listed buildings than Bath.
In fact, every area of the region has more than a handful of listed buildings - ranging from the iconic Liver Building and docks, to historic pubs, such as the Philharmonic, and towering structures like Liverpool Cathedral.
But there are also a number of quirky, less well known sites listed by Historic England too. Here are some of the most unusual in Liverpool....
9. The Fairy Glen
The Dell, also called The Fairy Glen, in Sefton Park was built around 1870 by André and Hornblower. It has four pools, staggered up to 12 feet high on the northern side. This pool has overhanging slabs to create waterfalls and is a magical place that will certainly fire the imagination of children. | YouTube