Royal Albert Dock
The complex of brick-and-iron warehouses from 1846 on the banks of the Mersey, the first in Great Britain built without structural timber, now housing museums, restaurants, shops and the boat quay.
Inglaterra · the United Kingdom
In the destination Liverpool and Manchester.
In the photo: Royal Albert Dock
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The city
Liverpool is the port city of the English northwest, at the mouth of the Mersey, known worldwide as the home of the Beatles. The waterfront brings together the Royal Albert Dock, with the museum The Beatles Story, and the Pier Head, with the Three Graces, the Museum of Liverpool and the Mersey ferry. In the centre are Mathew Street, with the Cavern Club, St George's Hall and the two cathedrals on Hope Street.
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The local experience
The complex of brick-and-iron warehouses from 1846 on the banks of the Mersey, the first in Great Britain built without structural timber, now housing museums, restaurants, shops and the boat quay.
The museum about the Beatles at the Royal Albert Dock, which tells the band's story from Hamburg and the Cavern to worldwide fame and solo careers, with reconstructed sets and original objects.
The music venue in a basement on Mathew Street where the Beatles played about 290 times between 1961 and 1963, rebuilt near the original site, with live music every day.
The Anglican cathedral of red sandstone atop St James's Mount, built between 1904 and 1978, the largest in Great Britain, with a 101-metre tower open for climbing.
The circular Catholic cathedral of 1967 at the northern end of Hope Street, with a lantern tower of colorful stained glass in the shape of a crown above the altar, built over the crypt of an earlier design.
The Mersey frontage with the Three Graces, the Royal Liver Building with its bronze birds, the Cunard and the Port of Liverpool, the Museum of Liverpool and the Mersey ferry pier.
The large neoclassical 1854 building opposite Lime Street station, with a concert hall, Victorian courts and the Minton tiled floor, shown on special occasions.