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Liverpool City Centre Walking Tour
See Liverpool through a local's eyes on this walking tour
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Start time: 10:30
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Duration: 1h 30mins
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Live guide: English
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
Museum of Liverpool, Liverpool- Show the tour guide your smartphone ticket at the Main Entrance of the Museum of Liverpool
Get your bearings and discover Liverpool from a Scouser's point of view. You'll join a local, expert guide and see the best the city has to offer.
Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the city as you travel back through the centuries to discover its turbulent history and see how the past has shaped Liverpool into the vibrant place it is today.
During this 90-minute tour, you'll gain an authentic insight into modern life in the city while exploring some hidden gems along the way! From Liverpool's trading history that created its foundations, to the Titanic, and the Beatles. There's something for everyone.
Some of the tour highlights include: Pier Head and the waterfront, the Albert Docks, the Three Graces, the Cavern Club, and plenty of other hidden treasures!
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