Liverpool City Spotlight
Explore Liverpool City
Liverpool Serviced Apartments
Home to The Beatles, Liverpool is the top destination for a jam-packed trip filled with fun, history, and scenic tours. Not forgetting the pub and culture scene, you will have a trip to remember.
PREMIER SUITES LIVERPOOL
Furnished serviced apartments in Liverpool city centre
Things to do in Liverpool
Shopping & Markets in Liverpool
Wayfarers Shopping Arcade
Wayfarers Shopping Arcade has been shortlisted in both the Mersey Partnership Tourism Awards, in the Tourism Retailer category and in the Southport Ambassador Award for Best Retail Environment. Open seven days a week, visitors can enjoy a variety of independent shops set on two floors.
Clayton Square Shopping
Clayton Square Shopping Centre certainly makes a real impact. With a stunning glass roof design allowing natural light to brighten up the walkway, wonderful local staff maintaining the centre, and great access to Liverpool’s most integral transport links, Clayton Square is a wonderful shopping destination.
Liverpool ONE
Liverpool ONE is the ultimate shopping experience. With all your favourite high street stores as well as designer brands, there really is something for everyone. Here you’ll find the likes of Victoria’s Secret, Armani Exchange, The White Company, John Lewis & Partners and Beauty Bazaar Harvey Nichols – the only one in the UK.
Bold Street
Famous for its independent cafes, alternative boutiques and bohemian food shops, Liverpool Bold Street adds an extra dimension to the Liverpool shopping experience.
The Great Outdoors
Farmer Ted’s Adventure Farm
Farmer Ted’s Adventure Farm, including the UK’s brand new Shaun the Sheep Adventure is chock-a-flock with lots of farmyard fun and adventure the whole family will love. Come and meet everyone’s favourite farmyard friends Shaun the Sheep and his sidekick Bitzer the dog.
Knowsley Safari
Liverpool’s wildest day out with a trip to family-favourite, Knowsley Safari. Start your of the 550 acre Safari Drive and get acquainted with over 700 wild animals, from baboons to camels, wildebeest to rhinos, all from the comfort of your own car.
Birkenhead Park
Birkenhead Park first opened on April 5 1847, the countryside landscape is filled with open meadows, natural woodland belts and lakes shaped as rivers - was a model for many parks around the world including world famous Central Park in New York.
Mersey Ferries
See Liverpool's most iconic sights aboard the world-famous Mersey Ferry. The 50 minute River Explorer Cruise takes in the best views along the riverside. Guided by expert commentary throughout the trip, the River Explorer Cruise offers stunning views of Liverpool's skyline.
Wavertree Botanic Gardens
This lovely 19th century public park has a walled botanic garden and a Grade II listed curator's lodge. Visitors can get a feel of the garden that once played a central role in the recreational and cultural life of Liverpool, before the destruction of the great glasshouses during World War 2.
Ferry Across the Mersey
Take a leaf out of Gerry and the Pacemaker’s book and take a ‘ferry cross the Mersey’. Ferries leave the Royal Albert Dock all day every day in Liverpool. For only a few pound, you can hop on the ferry and see Liverpool from a different angle, coming across the River Mersey while appreciating the beauty of the Royal Albert Dock.
Beatles Magical Mystery Tour
On the Albert Dock, you can find a yellow bus. This bus will take you to all of the Beatles’ historical hot spots. Between their childhood homes, the Strawberry Fields, Penny Lane and finishing at the Cavern Club, the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour will show you all of Liverpool and have you singing the Beatles for the rest of the day!
Radio City Tower
Radio City Tower, also known as St John’s Beacon, is a radio tower, 410 ft in the sky! Built in 1969, it is the tallest free-standing building in Liverpool, thanks to its antenna. You can get a perfect 360 degree view of all of Liverpool from that high in the sky for a small price. You can also catch a glimpse of the DJs in the middle of their sets.
Tate Liverpool
The Tate Liverpool is a gallery which displays industrial and urban architecture. Spread over 5 floors there are a variety of workshops, exhibitions and art galleries to cater to all tastes and interests. Admission into the gallery is also free, making it a fun and educational day out for everyone.
Theatre, Live Music & Sport
The Cavern Club
The home of The Beatles, The Cavern Club is the best place for a pint and some live music. Whether you’re looking for Beatles tributes or general live music, The Cavern Club has it all. On Matthew’s Lane surrounded by others bars and clubs, The Cavern Club is the perfect place to spend your evening, or just to pop in during the day to look at the memorabilia.
Anfield and Goodison Park
Whatever side of the derby you’re on, seeing Liverpool or Everton’s football stadiums is a must do for any football fan. The two stadiums are separated by Stanley Park, meaning that the two stadiums are just a short walk from each other. Both stadiums have fantastic tours and are ideal for any matches you might be lucky to get tickets for!
Empire Theatre
The Empire is a beautiful old building, built in 1925 and restored to its present beauty. The theatre plays host to a number of big-name touring productions, musicals and concerts. Throughout the years the Empire has gone from strength to strength; showcasing the best in local, national and international talent.
Royal Court Liverpool
Royal Court Liverpool is the friendliest theatre in the city. With pre-show dining and a range of drinks served before and after the show, a trip to The Court is night of great entertainment.
Unity Theatre
Unity is an arts organisation and theatre providing space and opportunity for people to be creative, entertained and celebrate the communities of Liverpool.
Our list of things to do in Liverpool
Serviced Apartments Liverpool FAQ
Why should I visit Liverpool?
Liverpool is a vibrant waterfront city renowned for its rich musical heritage, iconic landmarks, world-class museums and welcoming atmosphere. From The Beatles and the Royal Albert Dock to premier shopping and sporting attractions, there’s something for every visitor to enjoy.
Where should I stay when visiting Liverpool?
PREMIER SUITES Liverpool offers spacious serviced apartments in the heart of the city, just a short walk from Liverpool ONE, the Royal Albert Dock, Matthew Street and Liverpool Lime Street Station. Its central location makes it an ideal base for both business and leisure stays
What are the must-see attractions in Liverpool?
Popular attractions include the Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool ONE, the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour, the Mersey Ferry, Matthew Street and Anfield Stadium. Visitors can also enjoy the city’s museums, galleries, restaurants and vibrant waterfront.
Is Liverpool easy to explore without a car?
Yes. Liverpool is a highly walkable city, and many of its top attractions are within easy reach of PREMIER SUITES Liverpool. Liverpool Lime Street Station, bus services, coaches and the airport bus are all nearby, making it simple to travel around the city and beyond.
Why choose a serviced apartment instead of a hotel in Liverpool?
A serviced apartment offers more space, privacy and flexibility than a traditional hotel room. At PREMIER SUITES Liverpool, guests benefit from fully equipped kitchens, separate living areas, complimentary Wi-Fi and flexible stays, making it feel like a true home away from home.
