A Quick Guide to Liverpool England

Liverpool is a city in northwest England. The city lies east of the River Mersey, and has a population of 444,500. The city of Liverpool was founded by the Charter of King John in 1207 and the city quickly developed a reputation as one of the largest ports company in Britain. In the early 19th century, the city has received 40% of trade passing across the world. The wealth generated Liverpool have now is still evident in many splendid buildings scattered along the waterfront and harbor. In fact, the coast of the city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. The rich history of Liverpool offers visitors some amazing sights that is home to over 2,500 listed buildings, a large number of sculptures in the public and many beautiful Georgian houses. Only some of the attractions are plentiful: the Anglican cathedral, which was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, and has the largest organ in the world and the tallest and heaviest peal of bells. Another major attraction is the Tate Liverpool, a modern art gallery located in the beautiful and historic Albert Dock. Another important point of reference is the Philharmonic Dining Rooms (known locally as "The Phil"). The exterior has beautiful Art Nouveau architecture, while the interior features Art Deco design. The Phil has been a popular spot for Liverpool's most famous sons, the Beatles. The city is home to three universities, so that hosts a lively and youthful population. Liverpool is a cosmopolitan and vibrant city that offers a variety of shops, restaurants and bars for all tastes. For sports enthusiasts, including Liverpool proudly boasts two football clubs in the Premier League: Everton FC and Liverpool FC, who play at Goodison Park and Anfield, respectively. The most popular excursions is a visit from Liverpool to the historic city of Chester, just 40 minutes and a journey of relaxation in the sandy beaches at West Kirby. Dara Ward is a fan of Liverpool FC fan. He can also Hotels in Liverpool along with many other Irish and travel Web sites in the UK including hotels in Manchester.