Royal Albert Dock tours and tickets
Private guided walking tour of Liverpool city centre
Explore Liverpool's center while you learn about the city's history on this private guided walking tour. Discover the Three Graces, the Cavern Club and the Albert Docks.
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Guided walking tour of Liverpool city centre
Book this guided walking tour in Liverpool's city centre. Learn of the city's history and discover the Three Graces, the Cavern Club and the Albert Docks.
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Magical Mystery bus tour of Beatles landmarks in Liverpool
Step aboard the Magical Mystery Tour bus for a fun and fascinating 2 hour tour of Beatles Liverpool.
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River cruise and sightseeing bus tour in Liverpool
Book your spot on this Mersey river explorer cruise with upgrade options and take in the beauty of the city, learn its history and discover the culture.
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Entrance ticket to the Liverpool FC museum in Anfield Stadium
Explore the home of the six European cups, the epic story of Jurgen Klopp's dream team, memorabilia, and the exploration into the DNA of a historic Liverpool team.
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Join the ultimate One Direction bottomless brunch experience. Sing along to iconic hits while enjoying unlimited drinks and brunch.
2000s Nostalgia Brunch Event with Live Performances in Liverpool
Relive the 2000s at a bottomless brunch in Liverpool. Enjoy live music, unlimited beverages and a trip down memory lane.
ABBA-Inspired Drag Bottomless Brunch in Liverpool
Join the ABBA-inspired drag bottomless brunch in Liverpool. Enjoy live music, unlimited drinks, and a delightful menu.
Upside Down House Experience in Liverpool
Explore Liverpool's Upside Down House, a whimsical attraction near Royal Albert Dock. Snap amusing photos and create unforgettable memories!
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Sound Bath Meditation in Liverpool
Experience the healing power of a candlelit sound bath meditation at The Bluecoat, Liverpool. Secure your spot now!
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Immersive Wild West cocktail experience in Liverpool
Book your ticket now for an immersive Wild West cocktail experience, where you'll craft bespoke cocktails and interact with live actors.
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Liverpool: The Beatles and Waterfront Walking Tour
Join an immersive walking tour exploring Liverpool's history as the home of The Beatles. Visit iconic sites like the Royal Albert Docks and learn about the city's connections to the Titanic.
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No Size Restrictions Luggage Storage in Liverpool Lime St Station
Enjoy Liverpool without the hassle of carrying your bags, securely storing your luggage for the day.
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Beatles Musical History Electric Bike Tour Through Liverpool
Book a musical history tour of the Beatles through Liverppool riding an electric bike. Visit iconic sites like Penny Lane and Strawberry Field.
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Explore Liverpool with an interactive discovery game
Get to know more about Liverpool, discover the secrets of the main attractions, and learn about curious facts that you won't read elsewhere.
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City and Beatles tour with hop-on hop-off tour ticket
Explore Liverpool's prominent attractions and historic landmarks with a knowledgeable guide and enjoy a free ticket for the hop on hop off city tour.
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The inside story
If there’s one must-see while you’re in Liverpool, it’s the Royal Albert Dock. A mere stroll from the city centre, this monumental warehouse complex used to welcome sailing ships laden with cargo. Nowadays, the World Heritage waterfront is a major tourist attraction. It’s collection of Grade I Listed buildings, the largest in the country, house shops, bars and restaurants – not to mention world-class museums like The International Slavery Museum, Tate Liverpool and The Beatles Story.
Opened in 1846, Albert Dock was the world’s first fireproof dock system warehouse attracting cargo ships from all over. More secure than other docks, it became a key place to store precious cargo like cotton, tea, silk and tobacco. But this success didn’t last. Within 20 years of opening, it started to decline and by the 1970’s, finally closed. In 1982, plans began to restore the structure to its former glory. Warehouses were renovated and a few years later, the Maritime Museum and The Beatles Story arrived.
