Affordable Coach Trips to Liverpool

There's a plethora of free things to do once you travel to Liverpool. Some of our favourite free museums are the Museum of Liverpool and the Merseyside Maritime Museum. The World Museum is an excellent place to explore global treasures, ranging from Egyptian mummies to dinosaur fossils.

If you take a stroll through the Georgian Quarter, you'll have the chance to explore the historic Bluecoat Building, which is a contemporary arts centre.

A free visit to St George's Hall will reward you with stunning architecture and filming spots from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and The Batman.

The radical and community bookshop, News From Nowhere Radical, is a total hidden gem in Liverpool. The not-for-profit shop has stocked political and progressive works since 1974 and is a haven for book lovers.

The Royal Albert Dock Liverpool is also a must-visit. The historic docks once dominated global trade in the early 19th century and are today one of the most-visited free tourist destinations in the North West of England. Here you can find top museums such as Tate Liverpool and the International Slavery Museum.

Depending on the weather, a walk alongside the River Mersey - or a river tour - should be done. A sightseeing cruise along the river includes views of major sights such as the Albert Dock, Liverpool's cathedrals and the 3 Graces.

From the Grand National in April to Brazilica in July, Liverpool hosts many great festivals and major events all year round.

Annual events vary from International Beatleweek in August, Liverpool International Music Festival in July and Homotophia in July.

In 2024, music fans can check out UB40, P!NK and Girs Aloud live.

The Beatles Story is not only a must-do in Liverpool, but it's also one of the top attractions in the city. This award-winning museum tells the incredible story of the lives and times of The Beatles.

If sports is more your thing, Anfield stadium is another top attraction in the city. This renowned residence of Liverpool Football Club is open for stadium tours and experiences, offering special deals and prices for group visits.

There's a lot that music fans shouldn't miss in Liverpool. The British Music Experience is an interactive museum dedicated to telling the story of British music. The Cavern Club and The Jacaranda are both iconic music venues where The Beatles used to play.