Albert Dock
Albert Dock is Liverpool's UNESCO-listed waterfront, a complex of brick warehouse buildings surrounding a closed dock basin. Free to walk.
City in United Kingdom
Liverpool
4 things to see
Liverpool’s Beatles heritage, free waterfront museums, and two free cathedrals make it one of England’s most rewarding cities for budget travelers. The Albert Dock waterfront is free to wander, several national museums charge no admission, and both cathedrals are free to enter. The accent, the humor, and the football culture are all part of the free experience. Pair it with Manchester, a short train hop away, for a cheap northern England loop.
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Things to do in Liverpool
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Liverpool Cathedral
Liverpool Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Britain and the fifth largest in the world, a 20th-century Gothic building that took 74 years to complete. Free to enter.
Mathew Street
Mathew Street is the narrow street where the Beatles played their early gigs at the Cavern Club (reconstructed, free to enter during afternoon sessions). Free to walk.
Walker Art Gallery
The Walker Art Gallery is Liverpool's main art museum, housed in a neoclassical building with a collection spanning medieval to contemporary art. Free.
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