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A little way out of Liverpool City Centre, and a short and leafy walk from St Michael’s train station, is the low-key enclave of Lark Lane. Rather beautifully named, this long, straight street gives off a warm and proud sense of community: when we dropped into creative co-op and gift shop Arts Hub the man at the till cheerfully described the area as “our answer to Chorlton”.
With restaurants, antique and gift shops, a Polish salon and an impressive deli all huddled in together, it’s an area well worth exploring.
As city centre districts go, this one is relatively small: a cluster of buildings along…
The waterfront, which takes in the Albert Dock and the Pier Head, is an integral…
The Ropewalks is a part of Liverpool that combines old and new. Once crowded with…
One of Liverpool’s most graceful quarters can be found along Hope Street. Named after the…
Here’s the thing. Liverpool dates back to the 13th century but, in the city centre,…