Liverpool Waterfront liverpool

We'll worth a visit. There's the Beatles statue, a really scary fun fare in the evening and some light and sound shows. The light show is spiders on the Cunard building is a must see.

Lovely day out. Very interesting buildings and history. Very good museums all free. Great waterfront

Liverpool's River Festival of light was absolutely amazing. Another fantastic well run free event across the city.

A beautiful historic place with lots to do and enjoy. I love my city

Lovely area nice walk. Excellent fire work displays when cruises are leaving port

Plenty to see within the area, Albert Dock shops and restaurants. Maritime museum, World museum. Easy walk into Liverpool centre, lots of shops to browse. Go to Cavern club, drink in the atmosphere lots to do, enjoy.

Just a pity about the amount of rubbish, beer cans/bottles and used fast food packaging just left dumped. What impressions do we leave for all our outsiders visiting our famous city?

The Three Graces, another iconic part of Liverpool life. You're best off going during the day even though the beautiful waterfront looks amazing at night. It tends to get very busy of a night and you have to dodge the skater kids (which isn't a bad thing) but as I said it's very busy of a night. I find it better going over to Woodside Ferry terminal (on the dark side) to view the stunning city skyline at night 😃😃😃😃

Breath taking place, mixture between culture, nature and history. Recommended for taking your time to relax and meditate. Don't forget to enjoy a cup of coffee from the nearby street coffeeshop.

On a nice day you can't beat the open walk along the river but beware of cyclists without bells or horns coming up behind you. Some sections have a natural incline to drain path into river but if you have corns like me pretty painful to walk on. Again cobbles in certain areas so wear sensible shoes. Enjoy worth a visit purely for the views on both sides of river.