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Home of Liverpool Football Club. Take a stadium tour and seize your opportunity to gain exclusive access behind the scenes at one of the world's true sporting cathedrals - Anfield, soaking up the peerless heritage of England's most successful football club.

Liverpool's Convention Centre and main entertainment arena, ACC Liverpool is a unique facility – the only interlinking arena and convention centre complex under one roof in Europe. The BT Convention Centre and M&S Bank Arena – as the two sides of the business are known – stand in an iconic building on Liverpool’s world-famous Mersey waterfront, next to the Grade I listed Royal Albert Dock, home to Tate Liverpool, the Beatles Story and numerous bars and restaurants.

Re live the story of the world famous Beatles. Located in the Fab Four's hometown of Liverpool, the award-winning Beatles Story experience is an atmospheric journey into the life, times, culture and music of the Beatles. It's the largest, permanent exhibition and the discovery zone has a mini Cavern Club stage, where you can sing along to your favourite Beatles songs.

A world-class city. A world-famous ferry. This is THE way to see Liverpool. Hop aboard one of the daily River Explorer Cruises for stunning views, fascinating history and unlimited sea air. An iconic Mersey Ferry will take you on a 50-minute journey with a commentary that lets you explore the River Mersey’s rich past... and present. You’ll see world-renowned architecture and Mersey wildlife; hear stories of smuggling, music and war; and be touched by the lives of city’s famously friendly people.

From high-street favourites to high-end boutiques, Liverpool ONE is a shopping and leisure experience unlike any other. Whilst here, why not sample the many restaurants on the Leisure Terrace? Or try your hand at indoor crazy golf at Jungle Rumble Adventure Golf located in the Galleria near the ODEON cinema.

Pay a visit to the Royal Albert Dock and delight in the most popular of Liverpool's attractions, restaurants, bars, boats and tours. Enjoy the best the city has to offer, showcased in a unique waterfront setting. The variety of events, attractions and eateries make it perfect for family fun, a day or night out in Liverpool. Situated in the largest group of Grade I listed buildings in the UK, the Royal Albert Dock houses many award-winning visitor attractions.

Since the gallery opened in 1988, Tate Liverpool has presented over150 different exhibitions and collections of work by hundreds of different artists, some seen for the first time in the UK. Major exhibitions in the past include The Real Thing: Contemporary Art from China (2007), Turner Prize (2007) and Gustav Klimt: Painting, Design. Access more then 80 works from the collection for free, including Armada 2019 by Hew Locke, a large-scale flotilla of boats and rafts suspended from the ceiling.

It’s a race synonymous with a horse called Red Rum, the horse who captured the nation’s hearts, a horse who was trained on the beaches of Southport and went on to notch up three Grand National victories. It’s three days full of stories and wonder and the most ethereal horses in the world. It’s nothing but excitement and drama; and it’s the grandest day to share with others.

The Walker Art Gallery holds one of the finest collections of fine and decorative art in Europe. Discover over six centuries of art at the national gallery of the north. Artist from Rossetti to Hockney shows there is such a diverse range of art to see, with works from as far back as 13th century, truly world-class quality.

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Exhibition Centre Liverpool is part of the ACC Liverpool family, along with sister venues BT Convention Centre and M&S Bank Arena.

A history of popular music in Britain. State of the art effects and iconic memorabilia will show how rock, pop, dance and other genres were formed and have influenced the last seventy years of British culture. In the interactive zone, you can learn guitar, drums or keyboard or maybe just dance your way through the eras in the dance the decades studio.

The oldest museums in Liverpool opened in 1853. There is a great diversity under one roof, visit the planetarium and the aquarium, study artefacts from Ancient Egypt, see the dinosaurs. The collections and displays of life sciences, earth sciences and human cultures from around the world are unmissable.