Lots of places to eat and drink. On a cold day is a bit breezy so get wrapped up. Lots to see and do.

Museum and Pan Am all good for afternoon out, and evening events at arena.Eddie Izzard was superb :)

We arrived there late so was unable to visit the museums nearby. The Beatles Story is still open, however we decide to give that a miss and relax at one of the cafe instead.

Albert dock is great for families all the museums are free, the oldies can visit the Beatles Story, the kids can wonder at the Titanic exhibition and the restaurants are great too.!!

The former harbour area has been renovated and is now a UNESCO heritage along with other parts of the town. Liverpool is still a somewhat run-down place with lots of uninteresting architecture. This area is probably the best with big red brick warehouses, restaurants and lots of water.

So much to see and do for all age groups - i love it! Has been beautifully restored and renovated over the years and new attractions and restaurants being added all the time the views at night are particularly lovely when it is all lit up

With the weather getting better this is a great place to hang out with loads of bars and places to eat down on the waterfront.

We went for a short time when in Liverpool for the day and unfortunately the weather was awful which didn't make for a good impression of the dock. We walked round quickly and i can imagine it would be a lot nicer in better weather. Shops and restaurants and museums to visit, plenty to do.

Although the Liverpool docks have been actively developed into a 'heritage' and leisure area, the docksides have not been 'tarted-up' badly. They retain much of the original bollards, etc, and still have a good maritime feel to them. The museums are excellent.