Tours

The city explorer tour takes place on an open topped bus, allowing a great vantage point on your way around the city. With stops including the Albert Dock, the Cathedrals and the Cavern, and the ability to ‘hop’ on and off the bus during your tour, this is a great way to see the city.

Gain exclusive access behind the scenes at Anfield, soaking up the peerless heritage of one of England’s most successful football clubs. Get fascinating insights into Anfield’s celebrated past and Liverpool FC’s future, taking in never before seen areas of the stadium. Enjoy an interactive experience in the Anfield Press Room, follow in the footsteps of legends and touch the world famous “This is Anfield” sign, emerging to the roar of the Anfield faithful.

Renowned photographer E Chambré Hardman and his wife Margaret lived and worked together in this remarkable Georgian House for 40 years. From period clothing to tins of unopened food – they kept everything and provided a window on the social life of Liverpool in the mid-20th century.

Have you dreamed of walking down the tunnel at Goodison, to the roar of 40,000 fans? If so, then Everton Football Club is offering you the chance to experience Goodison Park at first hand. Tours are held on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 11am and 1pm. Tours do not operate on match days or the afternoon before a home fixture. Booking is strongly advised. All tours are non-smoking and last approximately 75 minutes.

Shiverpool is Liverpool’s original and most famous theatrically led ghost and history tour, exploring the city’s most famous locations and revealing their hidden histories and mysteries. Shiverpool introduce their creepy historical findings in a series of stunning theatrical performances presented by their Spirit Guides who chill and entertain even the most sceptical of cynics. Tours operate all year round, those brave enough are guaranteed a scare.

Having seen 400 years of turbulent history, Speke Hall is a rare example of a Tudor manor house, surrounded by gardens and woodland on the banks of the Mersey. Its spectacular 16th century Great Hall sits alongside rich Victorian interiors. Outside there are stunning views across the Welsh Hills, woodland walks, a maze and all weather playground.

This labyrinth of tunnels beneath the Edge Hill area was built under the direction of the eccentric and wealthy businessman Joseph Williamson between the early 1800s and 1840. It is believed that he wanted to provide an income and a focus for local men struggling to find work. The tunnels were excavated and opened to the public in the late 1990s and the tour provides an insight into the mind of this well-meaning individual.

Do you fancy travelling in style from Liverpool city centre to Anfield on a Liverpool FC City  Bus? Starting at the Albert Dock or Pier Head, the tour takes in some of the city centre’s most historical sites, such as the famous Liver Building and Liverpool War Museum, before making its way up to Anfield and the surrounding areas.

Liverpool Cycle Tours offer a great way to see Liverpool and provide a bike and helmet free of charge for the duration of the tour! So if you are keen to explore the sites but are also keen to lower your carbon footprint, you can choose from various tours available (e.g. park tour / Beatles tour) across either a half or a full day.