Liverpool

Provides a unique blend of floating exhibits, craft demonstrations, working displays, and special events. — Frommer's

A handsome conversion of Albert Dock warehouses. — Fodor's

This Church took a long time to be build (1933-1967) due to the outbreak of war and numerous changes of architect. — Michelin Guide

Head to Liverpool Cathedral for a magical night of Beatles music at the largest Anglican Cathedral in the UK. — Afar Magazine

If you haven't had enough Beatles at the main Beatles Story museum, your ticket also gains you entry to the annexe on Pier Head, with its rotating Fab Four–related photo exhibitions. — Lonely Planet

A fabulous development programme has really brought the dock to life; here you'll find several outstanding museums and an extension of London's Tate Gallery. — Lonely Planet

Here you can take a ferry across the River Mersey to Birkenhead and Seacombe. — Fodor's

The stucco house where John Lennon lived as a boy was purchased by his wife, Yoko Ono, and was restored by the National Trust. — Frommer's

Self-guided tours tell the story of the building, which today hosts music festivals, concerts, and fairs. — Fodor's

The red letters in the literary pavement leading to the library form a mysterious code.  — Atlas Obscura

Hardly Graceland, it does give an insight into the humble beginnings of one of the world's most famous and influential entertainers. — Frommer's

The story of British pop music from 1945 to the present day is told in all its glory – but none of the gore – at this new interactive museum in the Cunard Building. — Lonely Planet

Natural history, science and technology are the themes of the oldest museum in town, which opened in 1853. — Lonely Planet

Best seen from the ferry, the 322-foot-tall Royal Liver (pronounced lie-ver) Building with its twin towers is topped by two 18-foot-high copper birds representing the mythical Liver Birds. — Fodor's

With a spectacular spiral staircase running from the atrium to each floor, this ambitious museum tells the story of the city from its earliest settlement in the Neolithic Age. — Fodor's