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Liverpool: Guided Heritage, History & Culture Walking Tour
Immerse yourself in the rich heritage, culture, and history of this vibrant city
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Start time: 10:30
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Duration: 2h 15mins
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Live guide: English
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Max group size: 25
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
The Bluecoat, School Lane, L1 3BX, Liverpool- Simply show your booking confirmation to the tour guide at the meeting point
Meeting point:
* The departure point until 30 April 2023 will be from 35 Church St, Liverpool
* From 1 May 2023, the departure point will be from outside the Bluecoat Building (Art Centre) on School Lane
Join an experienced local guide with plenty of passion for Liverpool! They'll make sure your tour is fun, interesting, and memorable as you explore the city.
Ensure you have your camera to hand, there will be some great photo opportunities! The tour stops at many of the city's iconic buildings and landmarks, alongside hidden gems that are often missed or overlooked along the way.
The tour will showcase some amazing architecture, both historic and new, which has been the backdrop for films and TV programmes. Keep an eye out for locations with links to the Titanic story and the Beatles, too!
Your guide will share great stories that will really bring the history and heritage of Liverpool to life, while explaining the city's influence on music and modern culture.
This easy paced walking tour is ideal for visitors to Liverpool or for locals intrigued to learn more about their home city.
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