Liverpool City Breaks

Packages in Liverpool

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Liverpool Vacation Packages

This is an area of Merseyside that some 470,000 people reside in.

The national capital, London, is located 180 miles southeast of Liverpool, while Neston is 9 miles to the south.

Want to start your trip in style? A renowned attraction, Liverpool ONE should be at the top of your schedule.

Escape the ordinary and throw yourself into a realm of imagination at Splash World and the Liverpool Wheel. Awesome Walls Climbing Centre and Monkey Bizness are also worth visiting if the little ones aren't too worn out.

You and your kids will have an awesome time checking out the rare and exotic inhabitants at the Knowsley Safari Park. Be sure to ask at the entrance about hands-on activities and where to find the zoo's rarer inhabitants.

Even if you're not feeling lucky, everyone still has a blast at Grosvenor G Casino New Brighton and the Genting Casino. On another day, you could also try your luck at the Mecca Bingo and the Grosvenor Casino Liverpool.

Appreciate the wide range of plants and flowers on display when you and your friends take a trip to the Wavertree Botanic Gardens and Port Sunlight Museum. Sefton Park Palm House and the Botanical Gardens are two more popular places to explore.

When the sun is shining, grab a bite to eat and find a quiet corner at one of the area's picturesque urban parks, such as Sefton Park and Sherdley Park. Eastham Country Park and Otterspool Park are two more nice places to while away a lazy day with a good book.

With plenty of visitor information on hand, New Brighton Heritage and Information Centre is the best place to discover what's going on in Liverpool.

Spot some of the local birdlife at one of the region's lakes, such as West Kirby Marine Lake or Southport Marine Lake.

On a nice day, Ainsdale Beach and Formby Point are the places to go to savor the salty ocean air, walk along the water's edge and watch the world go by.

Need some time away from the stress of the city? Head out to Caldy Hill and Wirral Country Park. Nature-loving tourists will also have an excellent time at Freshfield Squirrel Reserve and RSPB Marshside.

The area's exhibition spaces are a gold mine of fascinating tales and achievements. Savor the quiet and relaxing atmosphere as you check out the different displays at the Walker Art Gallery and the Tate Liverpool. The Beatles Story and the Merseyside Maritime Museum are also worth a visit.

You don't have to be a science nerd to appreciate the scientific contraptions and innovations showcasing at the Catalyst.

An oasis for art lovers, this area houses a nice range of spaces in which amateurs and professionals exhibit their wares. Revel in the cool atmosphere at the Sudley House and the Lady Lever Art Gallery. The Williamson Art Gallery and Museum and Static Gallery are also well worth your time if you can fit them in.

History comes to life at the World Museum Liverpool and the International Slavery Museum thanks to their variety of fascinating displays. The Museum of Liverpool and the Prescot Clock Museum are also respected options.

Step back through the ages with a visit to the St. George's Hall and the Croxteth Hall and Country Park, just a couple of the historic buildings and sites here. You might also like to take a few photos at Paul McCartney's childhood home and the University of Liverpool.

Want to learn more about the area's military history? The beating drums of war still echo in the walls of Fort Perch Rock.

The area's spiritual side can be experienced at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral and Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. If you'd be interested to see more religious sites, keep your eyes peeled for tours at Liverpool City Church and Greek Orthodox Church of St Nicholas.

Before you pack up your bags and head home, make sure you visit a few of Liverpool's other attractions. Liverpool Town Hall and the Liverpool Central Library are certainly worth a look. Also, think about a trip to Liverpool Watersports Centre and Concert Square if you can squeeze it in.

Accommodation in Liverpool

The Expedia Liverpool hotels page shows 100 luxurious and low-budget overnight stay options, so it should be easy finding a great place in this highly popular destination.

Discerning travelers who delight in a touch of class can choose from the Home from Home Apartments, at 1 Crosshall Street, and the Crowne Plaza Liverpool, at Princes Dock, Pier Head. Alternatively, in the lower price range, you can also check out the Dolby Hotel Liverpool and the Lord Nelson Hotel. The Dolby Hotel Liverpool is located at 36-42 Chaloner Street, Queensdock, while the Lord Nelson Hotel is situated at 1 Hotham St.

While you are exploring Liverpool you won't want to miss Liverpool ONE, so another option is to find a place within walking distance of this renowned attraction. The Hard Days Night Hotel is around 0.2 miles away. You might also like to check out the Liverpool Marriott Hotel City Centre, which is about 0.4 miles away.