The summer holidays are over and, while it may feel like the year has only just begun, we are now entering the final few months of 2024.
Nearing the end of a year can feel pretty daunting, as many of us will realise we may not have done all of the things we set out to do. So, to help you decide how to spend the final couple of weeks of summer, and the autumn and winter months, we have created a ‘bucket list’ of things to see and do in Liverpool.
From an attraction that allows you to see the world upside down and a unique land and water exploration, to a secret underground war bunker, Liverpool is jam-packed full of unique activities and monuments that you won’t want to miss.
We’ve checked our calendars to see what exciting events are coming up, as well as a creating a list of all of the key attractions, bars, restaurants and cafes that you need to visit before we say goodbye to 2024.
Take a look at our top 20 suggestions below and let us know what you’d suggest by leaving a comment.
5. Take some unique pictures at the Upside Down House
A recent addition to Liverpool ONE, the bright red Upside Down House offers the chance to snap some unique pictures and see what the world looks like upside down. The experience is certainly strange and you'll likely leave feeling like you've had a couple of drinks but it is well worth a visit. Next door. you'll also find the Spinning House, an optical illusion that you won't forget. | Emma Dukes Photo: Emma Dukes
6. Eat at Liverpool's 'best restaurant'
Immersive fine-dining venue, 8 by Andrew Sheridan, has once again bagged the title of Best Liverpool Restaurant at the British Restaurant Award. Originally located in Birmingham, the unique restaurant on Cook Street quickly has quickly become the place to eat in Liverpool, winning an impressive of accolades in just over one year. | LTV
7. See the city from inside the Royal Liver Building
RLB360 is the award-winning visitor attraction inside the Royal Liver Building. You’ll get a tour of some of the building’s hidden secrets, journeying to the 15th floor to get panoramic views across Liverpool from the most iconic viewing point in the city, getting up close to the world-famous Liver Birds. | Local TV
8. Explore the origin of Liverpool's fortune
The origin of Liverpool's fortune as a city can be found buried underneath Liverpool ONE. Revealed during excavations on the site in 2001, the story of the world's first commercial enclosed wet dock can be explored on the Old Dock Tour. The award-winning tour lets visitors back see a large portion of the Old Dock rising more than 20 feet from the bed of the Pool - the creek that gave Liverpool its name. Tour guides explain how an innovative feat of engineering shaped Liverpool's destiny forever. | Liverpool ONE