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Do you enjoy nightlife, music and culture?

Liverpool is a growing destination for young people and is a popular among European travellers. Fly into John Lennon Airport and head to Liverpool city centre. You’ll experience the energy and vibrant culture especially is you visit on the weekend.

Extend your visit!

Chester Zoo Get the 45-minute train from Liverpool to Chester and visit the historic walled city, which used to be a Roman Fortress. Chester is one of the oldest cities in England, you can walk around the roman walls, cycle around the city centre or use a pedal boat on the River Dee. Chester Cathedral dates back to 1092 and runs Tower Tours throughout the year where you can enjoy fantastic views of the city, North Wales and Beeston Castle. Discover the UK’s largest designer outlet Cheshire Oaks, with over 145 boutiques, cafes and restaurants to choose from you can find the brands you like. Just outside the city centre you can find Chester Zoo which is ranked 3rd in the World and has over 500 different animal species across 125 acres. The Eastgate clock is one of the most photographed clock in the world and right now is photographed more than London’s Big Ben. Chester’s magical mix of heritage, shopping, bars and restaurants make the city a perfect place to visit.

Head back to Liverpool for the nightlife!

Liverpool nightlife Liverpool has a range of exceptionally quirky hotels, which offer excellent facilities at the right price, these include; Ibis Styles, Aloft, Tune, The Nadler and The Hard Day’s Night Hotel. Liverpool is alive, urban and has a 24hour culture with lots going on. For the sporting fanatic, you can find top atmosphere at Anfield stadium. Boasting one of the best football clubs in the World, you will hear “You’ll never walk alone” from over 50,000 voices as the city roars with excitement. The Beatles Story showcases the history of one of the UK’s greatest bands, you can enjoy live music and a drink or two. Fancy a bite to eat? Then head to Liverpool’s Chinatown, the first to be established in Europe which cannot be missed with its beautifully crafted Chinese Arch that adorns the entry. You can not go back to Spain without visiting the new Baltic Triangle. Once a workshop of the city back in the slave trade of the 1800s, it is now a thriving and cutting edge destination that is at the heart of the Independent Liverpool scene.

Off to the beach for Fish & Chips

Traditional Fish and Chips Cap off this amazing trip with a visit to Blackpool, with a great stretch of coast line, it has a fantastic beach where you can enjoy an ice cream or fish & chips. For the adrenaline junkie, head to Blackpool Pleasure Beach which is Britain’s favourite amusement park. Madame Tussauds offers a “wax work” celebrity experience unlike any other. Mixing the best of British with international stars, there is something for everyone. Before you make the trip back to Liverpool, head up The Tower Eye for a truly spectacular view of Blackpool. Here you can gaze out to the beautiful Irish Sea, on clear days you can see the Lake District, Isle of Man or views of Liverpool city centre.

Transport

Merseyrail are one of the top performing rail operators in the country with services running frequently to 68 stations across the region. Four underground stations in Liverpool city centre connect to the wider Merseyside area, Wirral, Chester and as far north as Southport. Trains run every 15 – 30 minutes throughout the network to many great destinations throughout the region. You can view all the attractions which are accessible along the Merseyrail network, create your personalised day plan including train times and directions at Merseyrail’s leisure site. Travel is easy and affordable with unlimited travel across the Merseyrail network from £2.10 returns or just £5.30 with a Day Saver or £11 for a family of up to five with a Family Ticket. The Day Saver and Family ticket are for off-peak travel and can be used any time after 09.30 Monday – Friday and any time on weekends and bank holidays, giving you plenty of freedom to explore Merseyside. Staff are available at 64 of the 68 stations to assist you with any travel queries and to help you buy the right ticket for your journey. Unstaffed stations are fitted with a ticket machine to buy your tickets before you travel.