L3
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A must in kickstarting your visit is The Liverpool Waterfront which boasts with attraction such as the Royal Albert Docks, Tate Liverpool Art Museum, Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool Mountain and The Piermasters House. Not to mention the Liverpool museum, Titanic Memorial and very famous Beatles Statue.
Ropewalks
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Creative and bohemian, RopeWalks is home to the Bluecoat arts centre and FACT multimedia studios. Its Victorian warehouses are filled with vintage shops, cafes, and chic bistros. By night, stylish crowds spill out of teeming bars and pubs, while packed dance clubs and music venues are open until late. The pan-Asian eateries of Chinatown, accessed through a huge archway, include noodle shops and Vietnamese pho bars.
Knowledge Quarter
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You can visit the rapidly rejuvenating, post-industrial Knowledge Quarter, home to the landmark Metropolitan Cathedral, 2 universities, and Victorian-era museums. Once humble, its Fabric District now has futuristic workspaces populated by hi-tech media industries. Students meet in coffee shops, and the Tapestry arts centre attracts hip urbanites. The contemporary housing of Paddington Village brings families to the area.
Georgian Quarter
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Genteel and largely residential, the Georgian Quarter is known for its classical 18th-century architecture. The neo-Gothic towers of the red-brick Anglican Cathedral overlook the neat symmetry of Hope Street’s elegant Georgian townhouses. Students from the colonnaded Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts, founded by Paul McCartney, fill traditional pubs, while fine-dining restaurants serve an upscale clientele.
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