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.
13. Create your very own masterpiece
Show off your creative flare and enjoy a tipple at one of Liverpool's paint and sip classes. A whole host of events are available and you'll be shown exactly how to create your very own masterpiece, even if you're not very arty! | Local TV
14. Pick a pumpkin
Pumpkin picking has become a must-do activity during autumn and Merseyside is filled with tons of fantastic pumpkin patches. Take your little one to one of the region's lovely farms and choose your favourite spooky squash. | Andy Dean - stock.adobe.com
15. Taste the world at Liverpool's food markets
Liverpool is home to several brilliant food markets, including Duke Street Market, the GPO, Renshaw Street Food Market and the Baltic Market, which are packed full of hungry customers eager to try some of the best street food around. Offering tastes from across the globe, you'll definitely find something new here. | Emma Dukes
16. Get festive at the Christmas markets
Liverpool's Christmas market, which takes place at St George's Plateau each year, is a wonderful festive celebration. The location is truly beautiful and it's the perfect chance to enjoy a mug of mulled wine, try some German sausage and get in the Christmas spirit. | St George's Hall