The Iconic Wheel of Liverpool
Experience breathtaking views of Liverpool from the iconic Wheel of Liverpool, a must-visit tourist attraction on the city’s vibrant waterfront.
The Wheel of Liverpool is not just a Ferris wheel; it is a landmark that captures the essence of the city's rich maritime heritage. Located on the bustling waterfront, this towering structure stands at an impressive height, providing visitors with a unique perspective of Liverpool's iconic skyline and waterfront. Each ride offers breathtaking views that stretch across the River Mersey, allowing you to spot famous landmarks such as the Royal Albert Dock and the Liverpool Cathedral. As you ascend into the sky, the vibrant city comes alive beneath you, showcasing a blend of historic architecture and modern developments. The experience is especially magical at sunset when the sky transforms into a canvas of colors, making for perfect photo opportunities. The Wheel operates throughout the week, with extended hours on weekends, making it accessible for visitors at various times. Families, couples, and solo travelers alike will find joy in this attraction, as it combines the thrill of height with the tranquility of scenic views. The Wheel of Liverpool is not only a fun ride but also an essential part of exploring the city, providing a memorable vantage point that enhances your appreciation of Liverpool's beauty. Don’t forget to visit the nearby cafes and shops to complete your waterfront experience!
Local tips
- Visit during sunset for stunning views and perfect photo opportunities.
- Check the weather forecast before your visit for the best experience.
- Consider purchasing tickets online to avoid long queues.
- Combine your visit with a stroll along the waterfront for a complete day out.
A brief summary to Wheel Of Liverpool
- 4 Keel Wharf, Liverpool, L3 4FN, GB
- +441517098651
Getting There
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Walking
From Baltic Triangle, head towards the waterfront by walking down the main road, which is St. James Street. Continue walking until you reach the junction with Wapping, then turn left onto Wapping. Follow Wapping until you reach the end, then turn right onto the waterfront promenade.
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Walking
Once you are on the waterfront promenade, continue walking along the path that runs parallel to the water. You will pass several landmarks and attractions; keep an eye out for signs directing you toward the Albert Dock.
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Walking
After a short walk along the waterfront, you will see the Wheel of Liverpool directly ahead as you approach 4 Keel Wharf. The Ferris wheel is located right next to the water, so you can't miss it.
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Public Transport
Alternatively, if you prefer public transport, you can take the bus from the Baltic Triangle area. Look for the 'C' or 'D' buses that run towards the city center. Get off at the stop near the Albert Dock, and from there, it’s a short 5-minute walk to the Wheel of Liverpool.
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Walking
If you take the bus, upon getting off, head towards the waterfront and follow the signs towards the Wheel of Liverpool. It is located at 4 Keel Wharf, just a few minutes away from the bus stop.
Attractions Nearby to Wheel Of Liverpool
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Dukes Dock Liverpool
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Beatles Magical Mystery Tour
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The Beatles Story Museum, Liverpool
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Royal Albert Dock Liverpool
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City Explorer Liverpool
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Liverpool City Sights Tour Bus
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Salthouse Dock Liverpool - UK
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Old Wall Arch Albert Dock UK
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Albert Dock
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Liverpool Albert docks
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Salthouse Dock
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International Slavery Museum
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Canning Dock Liverpool
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Maritime Museum
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The Dock Traffic Office, Liverpool
Landmarks nearby to Wheel Of Liverpool
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Albert Dock Pride Sculpture
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Magical Mystery Tour
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Liverpool wheel
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'The Great Escape' statue
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Legacy Sculpture
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The Piermaster's House
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Billy Fury
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Viewing window to the Old Dock
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For All Liverpool's Liver Birds (Wings) by Paul Curtis
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Port of Liverpool
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Liverpool Canal Link - Waterfront Albert Dock
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Shiverpool
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Queen Victoria Monument
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The Beatles Statue
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The Bluecoat