Port of Liverpool Building

An iconic landmark, the Royal Liver Building was one of the first multi-storey buildings made using a steel-reinforced concrete structure.

With an exterior flanked by sculptures, this striking industrial building worthy of exploration.

It’s a discotheque for the senses, an incredible collection of artefacts and memorabilia, audio guides, music and stories. There are iconic costumes worn by David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Dusty Springfield, the Spice Girls and Adam Ant, and musical instruments played by some of the world’s most renowned artists from Noel Gallagher to the Sex Pistols.

Laid-back elegant dining space opposite the Museum of Liverpool.

RIBA North is the national architecture centre on the Liverpool Waterfront and a temporary home to Tate Liverpool.

Open Eye Gallery is a dedicated photography gallery, archive and shop on the Waterfront.

Steeped in history, 30 James Street is a Titanic-themed hotel with a an atmosphere of opulence and classic glamour.

The Cunard is one of Liverpool’s “Three Graces”

Silk Rd Tapas serves up delicious Mediterranean small plates, named after the Silk Route, an ancient network of trade routes, bringing spices and silks.

What Etsu sushi restaurant in Liverpool lacks in marketing skills, it more than makes up for in Japanese cuisine.

Head to the Pier Head for Liverpool’s most iconic buildings on the waterfront.

A secret space and tea room, Oh Me Oh My lives in the stunning surrounds of Liverpool’s West Africa House. We take a look.