Liverpool’s historic Albert Dock has become one of the biggest attractions in a city that isn’t short on reminders of its maritime past.
The dock was constructed in the 1840s, and covered almost 8 acres; at the time it was Britain’s first building to be made from brick, stone and cast iron. Today, the dock offers stunning views of Liverpool’s iconic skyline and is home to several attractions, including the city’s maritime museum, an interactive museum about the Beatles, and the northern branch of the Tate Modern gallery. There are about a dozen places to eat and drink, and a regular program of concerts.
Museum Of Liverpool: Portrait Of the City 0 km / 0 mi
The Cavern Club: Beginnings of The Beatles 0 km / 0 mi
Blackpool Zoo: Thousands of Animals in One Place 46 km / 28 mi
Blackpool Tower: England's Iconic Landmark 46 km / 28 mi
The Lowry Manchester's Arts Centre 46 km / 29 mi
