Liverpool Tourist Information & Travel Guide

Liverpool is a city located in northwest England, in the district of Merseyside, and has a population of just over 435,000. The city was seen as a major port of Liverpool has grown enormously through the development and growth of the territory. Forty percent of international world trade has gone from the port of Liverpool in the nineteenth century, has in fact contributed to the condition of the city of Liverpool acclaimed. Local residents are widely known as "Scousers", a term derived from the local dish of "Scouse" which is basically a stew pan. Dialect of the city is too famous "Scouse" and immediately identified by residents of the north . In Liverpool is primarily a port city is very multicultural and residents in a rage of different cultures, religions and backgrounds. The city has a high level of tourism, due to local folk legends of the area, like the Beatles. The attraction is central to Liverpool's Albert Dock, which is actually one of the British tourist place. Here are some of the best of modern art in the region, worth visiting the Merseyside Maritime Museum and the Museum of International Slavery. These are the largest museums in the scale of Europe since its inception. In these museums there are no comments on the life of the Beatles, where visitors can travel and make a tour of its history on its impact on the cultural revolution in the 1960s. Museums of looking at the story behind the docks through the Yellow sightseeing Duckmarine that is largely water based. Visitors can also enjoy Big Mersey Adventure, where you can take a ferry and enjoy a trip to visit locations of interest. To accompany this, visitors can go too Spaceport at the ferry terminal base is closely watching Seacombe space issues. For shopping, Metquarter is an enclosed shopping center that houses brands such as Armani, Diesel, All Saints, Miss Sixty, Kurt Geiger, Tommy Hilfiger and many other high-end retailers. Metquarter opened in February 2006 after a 70 million Now development has been invested in setting up a mall. Architecture of Liverpool, especially brilliant in the way of St Georges Hall, who recently suffered a massive 23 pounds millionaire renovation program. E 'is reopened in spring 2007 by the Prince of Wales, which shows the magnificent architecture and newly built Heritage Center where visitors can see the prison cells where prisoners were held before trial. There is also a set of learning for school children where are informed about the historical value of the room. To find the most cultural city, visit the Cathedral Church of Christ, which is a truly spectacular building and has a live church that has a large choir of 60 people. This is very dynamic church, which follows a practice of evangelical Christianity. The nightlife in Liverpool is excellent, as the Cavern Club attracts fans from around the world the Beatles, who, no doubt, given its iconic status. It would playing live here and really have gained international recognition of the place. The building itself is historically important as the UK identified as "The UK is building more proud."