Best Attractions near Another Place by Antony Gormley

Home to Liverpool FC since 1892, Anfield is a legendary stadium famed for its passionate fans, historic stands, and iconic football heritage.

Discover panoramic city views and vibrant community life at Everton Park, Liverpool’s elevated urban green space with diverse recreational and natural attractions.

Historic Liverpool complex blending WWII heritage, mercantile legacy, and vibrant social spaces in a grand U-shaped architectural landmark.

Explore Liverpool’s secret WWII bunker that directed the Battle of the Atlantic and safeguarded vital convoys beneath the city’s streets.

Historic Liverpool Parish Church, a maritime landmark with centuries of heritage, resilience, and iconic symbols by the Mersey waterfront.

Discover Liverpool’s Quaker Alley Murals, where vibrant street art celebrates the city’s rich history and dynamic cultural spirit in a colorful urban gallery.

Explore the Blitz Memorial in Liverpool: A poignant tribute to resilience and history during World War II, reflecting the strength of a city under siege.

Explore the Memorial to the Marine Engine Room Heroes in Liverpool, a historical landmark honoring the bravery of maritime engineers and crew members.

Liverpool’s Nelson Monument: A neo-classical tribute capturing Admiral Nelson’s naval victories and legacy in the heart of the city’s maritime heritage.

Britain’s largest two-tier theatre, a historic Liverpool landmark hosting world-class musicals, concerts, and legendary performances since 1925.

Discover Liverpool’s iconic Liverbird Monument, a mythical symbol of maritime heritage and city pride perched at St Nicholas Place.

Discover Liverpool’s iconic waterfront marvel, the Royal Liver Building, with its legendary Liver Birds, panoramic views, and rich maritime heritage.

Discover Liverpool’s iconic Royal Liver Building with immersive tours, panoramic skyline views, and rich historical insights from its 15th-floor vantage point.

Explore five floors of free, family-friendly discovery with ancient treasures, live creatures, and cosmic wonders in Liverpool’s World Museum.

Explore centuries of European and British art masterpieces in Liverpool’s iconic Walker Art Gallery, where history and creativity converge.

A stunning blend of Victorian grandeur and modern innovation, Liverpool Central Library is a cultural landmark and vibrant hub of knowledge.

A powerful tribute in Liverpool honoring the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster, symbolizing community resilience and the quest for justice.

Discover Liverpool’s cultural heart through William Brown Street’s iconic neoclassical landmarks and rich civic heritage.

Explore the breathtaking Three Graces in Liverpool: a stunning trio of architectural landmarks showcasing the city's rich maritime heritage.

Step into the story of British rock and pop at Liverpool’s national museum of popular music, where iconic costumes, instruments and interactive studios bring decades of music to life.

Liverpool’s compact Pride Quarter: Stanley Street’s cluster of LGBT+ bars, clubs and colourful street life at the heart of the city.

Explore Liverpool’s iconic waterfront, where historic landmarks, vibrant culture, and maritime heritage meet along the scenic River Mersey.

Experience Liverpool’s iconic Mersey Ferries—over 800 years of rich maritime history and stunning river cruises from the historic Pier Head.

A tranquil historic sculpture garden in Liverpool’s city centre, blending Victorian memorials with peaceful green spaces beside St George’s Hall.

Liverpool’s iconic waterfront hub, Pier Head blends historic maritime grandeur with vibrant cultural and recreational spaces.

A serene waterfront promenade in Liverpool honoring Canadian wartime valor with memorials, maple trees, and iconic maritime views.

Boutique cinema in Liverpool offering gourmet dining, cocktails, and vibrant events in a stylish, welcoming setting.

Explore the legendary Beatles heritage in Liverpool with immersive tours to iconic sites, childhood homes, and musical landmarks.

A life-sized tribute on Liverpool’s Pier Head celebrating the Fab Four’s timeless legacy against the iconic Mersey waterfront.

A compact, late‑night gay club in Liverpool city centre offering high‑energy DJ nights, compact dancefloors and themed queer nightlife until the early hours.

A dynamic 1960s kinetic water sculpture in Liverpool’s historic Goree Piazza, blending art, history, and community spirit.

Celebrate Liverpool’s legendary musicians on Mathew Street’s iconic Wall Of Fame, a tribute to the city’s unparalleled musical heritage.