There are many Liverpool Hotels to chose from when planing a holiday to this historic city. Liverpool is a city full of atmosphere, culture, living heritage and a reputation for a very good time, you could do a lot worse than spending a weekend discovering Liverpool whilst staying live some of the best Liverpool Hotels. After winning 2008’s Capital City of Culture award, Liverpool has re-emerged on Britain’s cultural map as a buzzing town to explore, with history around every corner and exciting new developments taking lead role along the Mersey. Though always preferred for stag and hen parties, and of course soccer, the modern Liverpool is a fantastic all-round family town break, with many attractions to experience.

Naturally, no visit to Liverpool can be comprehensive without acknowledging the city’s most famed sons, the great 4. Wherever you look in Liverpool you can usually find a reference to the Beatles, and correctly so as they’re embedded in the city’s history and are an indispensable element of its economy, but when it comes to visiting the most noted Beatles’ sites, few are more classic than The cave Club.

Dubbed the most famed nightclub in the world, The cavern Club is mythical as the birthplace of the Beatles. Though still operating under the same name as a terribly successful music venue, walk into the cave-like space and Parisian basement themed bar and the heritage is everywhere. As much a shrine to the fab 4 as an influence, The cave Club shot to mega stardom after the Beatles’ residency and is a great late night haunt to this day. You can even stay in one the the themed Liverpool Hotels, the Beatles Hotel, check it out here – Liverpool Accommodation.

Leave the busy town centre behind and head to Albert Dock. Though barely hidden away, this waterfront stretch of land has been redeveloped as Liverpool’s ‘place to be’. A thriving hub of restaurants and bars, interspersed with heritage museums like The Merseyside Maritime Museum and the national Slavery Museum ; this district both welcomes in the new Liverpool and conserves the old.

even if art isn’t your notion of fun, no visit to Liverpool should be considered complete without heading to Moorfields in the town centre, where Richard Wilson’s installation art is the talk of the streets below. Named ‘Turning the Place Over’, Wilson has cut a giant circle out of a tower block and it now revolves at random times in the daytime : both interesting and otherworldly to observe, and freed from course. If however art is on your schedule, then a trip to the Tate Liverpool is a total must. Taking pole position in the Albert Dock district, the famous gallery features a huge range of modern and classic modern art.

there are lots of more paths to fill your day on a trip to Liverpool too, from taking a ferry across the famous Mersey to visiting the infancy houses of Lennon and McCartney. For a break out of the town centre though, try the relaxing Sefton Park, complete with its own Victorian Palm House, or head out to Aintree Racecourse to bet on a winner. For more information visit a holiday maker info office, or most of the many Liverpool hotels will have freely available info on the best local attractions too.

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