Being a native Scouser, I am asked regularly by visitors what there is to do in Liverpool. Well I ask them, how long is a piece of string? In Liverpool, we have two cathedrals. There is the Anglican Cathedral and the Metropolitan Cathedral. These are both fantastic pieces of architecture and well worth a visit. Another fantastic piece of architecture is St. Georges Hall. St George's Hall was reopened on April 23rd 2007 by HRH The Prince of Wales, after the completion of a £23m restoration. It offers Free Admission. Another place to visit is World Museum Liverpool which is open daily 10-5pm. There are many great exhibitions to enjoy and always something going on.
A visit to Liverpool wouldn't be complete without visiting Beatles City and Matthew Street. There are also other places to visit which have a connection to the Beatles including visits to Paul McCartney's old house in Forthlin Road and John Lennon's old house in Menlove Avenue. You could also go past Sgt. Peppers, Strawberry Fields and George Harrison's old house in Admiral Grove, Wavertree.
Many tourists love to visit the Albert Dock and the Pier Head. You can also go for a trip on the Mersey Ferry. The ferry travels up and down the Mersey with a guide. Whilst your down the Albert Dock why not take a trip on the Liverpool Duck. The Duck can travel on the road and in the water. On the water the duck goes through the South Docks.
Well I hope this is enough to keep you all going. Don't forget to visit the city's two football teams Everton Football Club and Liverpool Football Club.
