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What you visit:
Beatles Statue
This popular bronze statue of the Fab Four was sculpted by Andrew Edwards. Located on Pier Head and unveiled in 2015 it quickly became Liverpool's most popular spot for selfies.

Mathew Street
This busy street is home to the famous Cavern Club, where the Beatles notably played during their early career.

Jamaica Street
This busy street is known for its vibrant street art installations that frequent old warehouse walls, lively cafes, and unique shops.
What you see along the way:

Museum of Liverpool
This waterfront museum was completed in 2011 and showcases thousands of years of Liverpool history. The building's exterior steps overlook the famed Liver Building and provide stunning views of Liverpool.

Royal Albert Dock
Part of the World Heritage Maritime Mercantile City, the buildings that make up Royal Albert Dock were revolutionary in their time as they were the first warehouse district built of non-combustible materials and featured the world's first hydraulic cranes to aid in loading and unloading.

Liverpool Anglican Cathedral
The largest cathedral and religious building in England and the eighth largest church in the world, this impressive structure is the seat of the Bishop of Liverpool.

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral
The largest Catholic cathedral in England and the seat of the Archbishop of Liverpool, the building is an iconic feature of the Liverpool skyline with its crown-like pinnacles.

Church of St. Luke
Better known to locals as 'The Bombed Out Church,' the Church of St. Luke was damaged during the Liverpool Blitz in 1941. Now a roofless structure, the empty windowpanes and the stunning walls of the building are a popular tourist attraction and event venue.