Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral (or the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King) appears at the top of Mount Pleasant as if parked up by aliens.

The Everyman Theatre on Liverpool’s Hope Street reopened in March 2014 after extensive renovation. It is twinned with the Playhouse on Williamson Square.

Liverpool’s £72m museum tells the city’s own, 800 year-long history.

The Royal Court Theatre stages mostly home-grown comedies, somewhat mannered and self-conscious reflections of an inward-looking city.

The Liverpool Playhouse, a local gem of a theatre, has a varied programme of events from a rock’n’roll panto, to live poetry and comedy.

Utility, a homewares, gifts and furniture brand, has three shops in Liverpool’s city centre.

Brought to you by the people behind Salt House Tapas, Bacaro is a Mediterranean restaurant in Liverpool that specialises in tempting small plates.

The Scandinavian Seamen’s Church in Liverpool was originally built to cater to the spiritual needs of incoming Scandinavian sailors.

Cooler-than-thou yet immensely comforting, this pub does it all: chilled mornings, lazy afternoons and music-filled nights.

We’re pleased to report that The Atkinson, Southport’s very own multi-arts institution, has reopened and is looking forward to safely welcoming visitors back.

A mysterious, underground network of tunnels lies beneath Liverpool – and is one of its more atmospheric gig venues.

Ditch the supermarket stuff – Liverpool Cheese Company is a one stop shop for the best that dairy has to offer.