Visit Liverpool


Visit Liverpool.
In May 2019 I set off on my first cross-country trip across England. At forty years old, it certainly felt overdue. Catching up with a host of family and friends I hadn’t seen in years, I had a grand old time, taking in a mix of familiar and fresh locations.

Visit Liverpool: Bar Four at Hard Days Night Hotel.
The centrepiece of that month-long adventure was a visit to Liverpool with my old friend Steppers. The remit was to celebrate twenty five years of friendship, while discovering one of England’s most dynamic cities.

Visit Liverpool: Tony Slavin Barber Shop on Penny Lane.
Moreover, I finally fulfilled a lifelong dream of diving deep into the city’s key Beatles sights. As a huge fan of The Fab Four, it was just incredible to see the various museums and visit their childhood homes, in addition to some key spots that inspired some of their most celebrated songs.

Visit Liverpool: Sefton Park.
Maybe it was down to the spirit of John, Paul, George and Ringo. Perhaps it was pretty Albert Dock, the history behind St. Luke’s Bombed Out Church or the stunning Statues in the Sand at Crosby Beach.
Most likely it was all these ingredients and more that make Liverpool my favourite English city thus far. In fact, it’s the only time I’ve felt like there’s a place in England where… theoretically speaking… I could lay down roots.

Visit Liverpool: St. Luke’s Bombed Out Church.