The city of rock and roll and football

In addition to music and sport, Liverpool is famous for its well-preserved monuments, charming docklands, interesting museums and city murals. What is worth seeing in the county seat of Merseyside? Below you will find a short tourist guide.

• The Beatles Story Museum

A famous place dedicated to the Beatles. Here you will find original instruments, photographs and even the “Yellow Submarine”! The whole thing is accompanied by the band’s recordings playing in the background.
Check out more: https://www.beatlesstory.com/

• Anfield

The football stadium of Liverpool FC. Visit, among others, the LFC museum, The Kop supporters’ stand and see the statue of the famous Reds manager – Bill Shankly.
Check out more information: https://www.liverpoolfc.com/fans/fan-experience/visiting-anfield

• Mendips – John Lennon’s Home

The home of the Beatles frontman, which you can visit as part of an organized guided tour.

• Merseyside Maritime Museum

Not only for fans of the sea and nature. The exhibition dedicated to the Titanic makes a huge impression on visitors.

• Museum of Liverpool

An interactive place showing the history of the city told in an unusual way. You will have the opportunity to not only hear and see it, but also feel it!

Public transport in Liverpool

Liverpool has a well-organised bus network. It is run by two companies – Stagecoach and Arriva. Buses are boarded through the front doors and tickets are purchased from the driver, unless you have already bought one from a special company shop.

Flights from Poznan to Liverpool

Flights to Liverpool are operated by the low-cost airline Ryanair.

Airport

Liverpool John Lennon Airport (IATA code: LPL, ICAO: EGGP) is located 12 km from the city centre. Bus number 500 connects the airport to the city centre, which handles over 5 million passengers a year.