Top things to make the most of your weekend in Liverpool

1. TOP THINGS TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR WEEKEND IN LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL OFFERS A VARIETY OF OPPORTUNITIES TO TRAVELERS TO HAVE AN AMAZING TIME. YOU GET A VIBRANT AND MULTICULTURAL CITY OF MUSIC, CULTURE, FOOD AND SPORT WHICH IS DIFFICULT TO RIVAL ANYWHERE ELSE IN THIS PART OF THE WORLD. WHILE LIVERPOOL IS FAMOUS AS THE HOME OF THE BEATLES, THERE’S A LOT MORE TO IT THAN THE FAMOUS BAND. YOU CAN EXPLORE A LOT OF THINGS OVER A WEEKEND IN LIVERPOOL. 1) THE LIVERPOOL DOCKS The Liverpool Docks is one of the top attractions in the city. The incredible architecture views across the River Mersey, fabulous museums and galleries, and a hint of The Beatles in the form of a statue are all the sites you can visit while you’re in the docks. You could also grab a meal or two at Pier Head and Albert Dock area while you’re here. Look out for iconic places such as The Three Graces of Liverpool, The Beatles Statue, The Tate Liverpool, The Museum of Liverpool etc. in this place. To explore it with ease, choose weekend apartments in Liverpool that are close to the museum and other areas in its vicinity. 2) HOPE STREET Hope Street is a must-visit place in Liverpool which stretches from the Roman Catholic Cathedral to the Anglican Cathedral and beyond. It plays host to a number of iconic cityscapes and buildings including the Royal Philharmonic, beautiful rows of Georgian buildings and the haunting St. James Mount and Gardens. You can also find “A Case History” which is an installation by John King. It consists of a set of suitcases arranged in different piles in the middle of the street labelled with Hope Street’s most famous names and organisations. www.fmliving.co.uk

2. TOP THINGS TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR WEEKEND IN LIVERPOOL 3) SCENTED CANDLES While you’re at Hope Street, make it a point to visit the breathtaking cathedrals around. The Anglican Cathedral stands proud at one end, overlooking the street and offering a great vantage point from where you can see the entire area. Apart from this, the Roman Catholic cathedral at the other end of Hope Street is a real symbol of modern architecture. You can learn more about its history when you visit the Museum of Liverpool. 4) CAVERN QUARTER A visit to Liverpool is incomplete unless you soak up a little bit of cultural history of the city. And there is nothing more cultural here than The Beatles. The Cavern Quarter boasts of famous places of interest such as the Cavern Club - a cellar music venue which is famous for launching the career of The Fab Four as well as many other of Liverpool’s famous musicians. To explore this place further, plan your stay by booking weekend apartments in Liverpool. You’ll find plenty of clubs and bars with live music, and an opportunity to soak up the swinging sixties vibe. You can make the most of your visit by booking your stay at weekend apartments in Liverpool. FM Living is a good option with luxurious amenities at affordable rates. www.fmliving.co.uk