Travel Diaries: 36 Hours in Liverpool, Liverpool, England
One of the destinations on my last travel wish list blog was surprising to some. No passport required, no vaccinations and definitely no requirement to learn another language. Unless you count Scouse. Yep, A Brummie Home and Abroad finally made it to Merseyside for a February city break. Here’s what we got up to in our 36 hours in Liverpool.
For us Brummies it’s less than 2 hours on the train from New Street direct to Liverpool Lime Street. We’re making the most of our weekend by heading straight to the station after work. Via Tesco Express for train cans to get the party started. An unannounced platform change, and we’re finally off. Train cans ahoy.
It’s just after 8pm when we arrive. We rely on Google Maps to get us to our hotel, dragging our wheelie cases through the Friday night revellers. We’re staying at the Z Hotel on North John Street. It was a last minute change of accommodation after remembering I’d booked a “just-in-case” cancellable hotel, which looked a bit dodgy on second viewing. The Z Hotel rooms are a little on the small side, with very little storage space and a double bed shoved up against a window. Mr Fletche is not a fan of the glass shower and toilet situation. I press myself up against the opaque glass to prove my modesty is intact. Mr Fletche is not convinced. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
For us Brummies it’s less than 2 hours on the train from New Street direct to Liverpool Lime Street. We’re making the most of our weekend by heading straight to the station after work. Via Tesco Express for train cans to get the party started. An unannounced platform change, and we’re finally off. Train cans ahoy.
It’s just after 8pm when we arrive. We rely on Google Maps to get us to our hotel, dragging our wheelie cases through the Friday night revellers. We’re staying at the Z Hotel on North John Street. It was a last minute change of accommodation after remembering I’d booked a “just-in-case” cancellable hotel, which looked a bit dodgy on second viewing. The Z Hotel rooms are a little on the small side, with very little storage space and a double bed shoved up against a window. Mr Fletche is not a fan of the glass shower and toilet situation. I press myself up against the opaque glass to prove my modesty is intact. Mr Fletche is not convinced. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
How it works: The full article is featured in the app "GPSmyCity: Walks in 1K+ Cities" on Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Download the app to your mobile device to read the article offline and create a self-guided walking tour to visit the sights featured in this article. The app's navigation functions guide you from one sight to the next. The app works offline, so no data plan is needed when traveling abroad.
Sights Featured in This Article
Guide Name: Travel Diaries: 36 Hours in Liverpool
Guide Location: England » Liverpool
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Emmalene Fletcher
Read it on Author's Website: https://abrummiehomeandabroad.com/2019/05/05/36-hours-liverpool/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: England » Liverpool
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Emmalene Fletcher
Read it on Author's Website: https://abrummiehomeandabroad.com/2019/05/05/36-hours-liverpool/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Z Hotel
- La Vina
- Moose Coffee
- Ship & Mitre
- The Royal Liver Building
- Cunard Building
- Port of Liverpool Building
- Beatles statue
- waterfront
- Museum of Liverpool
- Royal Albert Docks
- M&S Bank Arena
- Liverpool Cathedral
- Paul Curtis’ Liver Bird Wings
- Ruins of St Luke’s
- Hope Street
- The Cavern
- Beatles Story Museum
- Baltic Market
- Dead Crafty Beer Company
- Love Thy Neighbour
- Ferry Cross the Merse
Insider Tips for Liverpool, England
A Weekend in Liverpool
So here is my bit on how I spent a lovely and relaxing two days in this quirky city… My mom and I stayed with old friends who live close to the Liverpool cathedral.
5 Unusual Things to Do in Liverpool in 24 Hours
The first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Liverpool is often The Beatles. For good reason. But Liverpool is loaded with fun and unusual things to do, and it’s my favorite city in the United Kingdom to walk. It even beats out Edinburgh and London! Here are five unusual things to do in Liverpool by foot, which is the best way to enjoy Liverpool–by walking!
3-Day Un-Beatle-ble Liverpool Itinerary for Your First Visit
Located in the northwestern part of England, Liverpool has not only placed a very strong foothold in the music industry, but also holds history to one of the fiercest sporting rivalries in the world. Liverpool has evidently kept very strong links to the Beatles through the multiple tributes and historical sites dedicated to them. Furthermore, the city also has the largest cathedral in Britain, and... view more
Liverpool: A Perfect Weekend Destination
Liverpool, a city formerly best recognised for its industrial past and legendary musical history, has changed dramatically over the years. As a result of its revitalization, it is now a popular tourist attraction and a fascinating weekend getaway.
Exploring Port Sunlight: a Visionary Idea
In 1888 William Hesketh Lever, owner of the Sunlight Soap factory on England’s Wirral Peninsula, founded a village to house his workers. He based it on some innovative principles for his time (and perhaps they also seem quite radical still today?) His vision was to provide his workers with decent, sanitary housing in a considered architectural and picturesque form. This was not mere... view more
How To Spend 48 Hours In Liverpool
Today, Liverpool has moved on from its maritime past but still celebrated by the rejuvenated Albert Dock and Pier Head. Liverpool also holds sway as one of the cultural capitals of the world by being the birthplace of The Beatles and Liverpool F.C.
Insider Tips Overview







