The Philharmonic Dining Rooms

Also known as St John's Beacon, the radio tower has an observation deck 558 steps up in the air. We suggest taking the lift.

In the 50's, when it was known as the Liverpool Institute, George Harrison and Paul McCartney met on a bus ride home from school.

A striking example of modernist architecture and a prominent symbol of the Catholic Church in Liverpool.

Is one of the most significant religious buildings in the United Kingdom and the largest Cathedral in Britain.

John Lennon frequented Ye Cracke during his time as an art student at the Liverpool College of Art, often visiting with friends and fellow artists.

"A Case History" by John King is a bronze suitcase installation on Hope Street, symbolising the cultural journeys of Liverpool's famous figures and institutions.