Liverpool is a city located in the northwestern part of England. It is in it is a large export port of Great Britain, and also it is officially recognized in 2008 as the cultural capital of Europe. Tourists are attracted by a large number of Liverpool attractions, the main of which are various museums, galleries and cathedrals.
What to see in Liverpool?
The Catholic cathedral is the main shrine of the city, built in the Neo-Gothic style, looks more like a spaceship. Inside, on the stepped marble slabs, the prayer benches are arranged in circles, and the ceiling, tapered into the chimney, is decorated with huge stained-glass windows.
Liverpool Anglican Cathedral is one of the five largest cathedrals in the world. It is decorated with sculptures and superb stained glass windows. At a height of 67 meters is the highest and most difficult in the world collection of ringing bells. Also in it is the largest organ of Great Britain.
In the historical part of the city is located Albert-dock , which is marked by UNESCO as a world heritage. It houses shops, cafes, restaurants and museums, including the Tate Modern Art Gallery, impressive for its size. Here are the best examples of European painting, dating back to the 14th century, and art exhibitions of contemporary art.
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There is also the Maritime Museum "Mersisay" , which collected everything related to shipping and port life.
The Beatles Museum in Liverpool is dedicated to the creation of the band. It presents records, stage costumes, musical instruments and rare photographs of the participants. Also, visitors are shown a film about the creation and work of the collective.
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Near the museum is a planetarium , where daily there are interesting excursions, not only for children, but also for adults.
Spec-hall - a country estate in the vicinity of Liverpool, despite the distance from the city it is worth a look. The building was built in the Tudor era and is a model of half-timbered technique.
The visa to England can be issued independently, without spending a lot of time, so we recommend still seeing all the above attractions with your own eyes!