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.
9. Visit Liverpool's newest social darts club
Flight Club recently opened on Chavasse Park, bringing reimagined social darts to Liverpool. The walls are adorned with grandfather clocks and other clocks of varying sizes, and Victorian-style paintings, etchings and murals with local influences can be found throughout. The impressive space even has the city's 'smallest nightclub' inside. | Local TV
10. Face your fears at Liverpool's abandoned asylum
Taking place at the former Newsham Park Hospital in Tuebrook, Newsham Scream Park takes brave attendees on a journey through the asylum’s abandoned corridors, with lots of scares along the way. The experience is truly brilliant and a must-do for Halloween. | Emma Dukes
11. Enjoy the 'ultimate' Oktoberfest experience
Hosted at Liverpool Exhibition Centre, this year's Oktoberfest is set to be an unforgettable extravaganza of food, drink and music. Taking place on October 19 and 20, organisers say it will the 'ultimate' experience. | Anna - stock.adobe.com
12. Explore 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. | 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/LiverpoolWorld