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Liverpool Private City Tour with Albert Dock and Chinatown
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Liverpool Private City Tour with Albert Dock and Chinatown

by Liverpool Bites

3 hours
Liverpool
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3 hours
Starting time
Monday 26 October 2026
Language
English
Free cancellation until 25 Oct 2026.
£216£240Save 10%
2 adults × £108
All taxes and fees included

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Overview

This private walking tour of Liverpool lasts about three hours and covers both well-known landmarks and lesser-visited spots. It begins by exploring Albert Dock, a historic dock complex from the 1800s now filled with entertainment, dining, and bars. The tour continues to the Memorial to the Engine Room Heroes of the Titanic, honoring those who died at sea. Next, the guide shows The Three Graces, a trio of buildings that define Liverpool’s skyline, followed by a walk along Castle Street, known for its gothic architecture and the Town Hall at one end. The tour then heads to The Cavern Club on Matthew Street, the birthplace of the Beatles, where visitors can take photos and learn about the band’s origins. Further stops include The Adelphi Building, once Liverpool’s grand hotel with ties to Titanic’s ballroom, and Bold Street, a lively street known for local character and a reported supernatural phenomenon. The group visits St Luke’s Bombed Out Church, a World War II ruin now used for events, and William MacKenzie’s Tomb, noted as one of the UK’s most haunted places. The tour also covers the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, known locally as Paddy’s Wigwam, and Liverpool Cathedral, one of Europe’s largest churches with some unusual stories. Chinatown is next, featuring the second largest Chinese arch outside China and insights into local life. Ropewalks, a nightlife area with music venues and historic pubs, is included, along with Bluecoat, Liverpool’s oldest building with a dark past. The final stops are the Bridewell Building, a former prison turned music studio and unique pub once linked to Charles Dickens, and St. George’s Hall, a prominent city building used as a courthouse and exhibition space. Alcoholic drinks are included at the end of the tour at a local’s favorite venue. Gratuities are not included.

Highlights

Private walking tour lasting about three hours
Visit Albert Dock, The Cavern Club, and Chinatown
See memorials including Titanic engine room heroes
Explore Liverpool Cathedral and Metropolitan Cathedral
End with a drink at a local venue
Walk through historic streets like Castle Street and Bold Street

What's included

Alcoholic beverages served at the end of the tour

What's not included

Gratuities

Itinerary

1

Albert Dock

The tour explores the Royal Albert Docks, built in the 1800s as the first dock complex of their kind. Today, this area is a lively center with restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues.

15 min

2

Memorial to the Engine Room Heroes of the Titanic

A brief stop to view a memorial dedicated to the people who lost their lives working in engine rooms at sea, particularly during the Titanic disaster.

5 min

3

The Three Graces

Visitors see three iconic buildings that form a famous part of Liverpool’s skyline and are often featured in films.

10 min

4

Castle Street

This street marks the origin of Liverpool city, lined with notable gothic architecture, including the Town Hall at one end and a statue of Queen Victoria at the other.

10 min

5

The Cavern Club

Located on Matthew Street, this club is known as the starting point of the Beatles’ career and is a popular spot for photos and music history.

15 min

6

The Adelphi Building

Once a grand hotel in the early 1900s, its ballroom inspired the Titanic’s ballroom. The building is known for ghost stories and today has a reputation for its eerie history.

5 min

7

Bold Street

A street in the North West of England where locals say you should meet at least 2 friends while walking its length. It is known for its character and unusual supernatural activity.

15 min

8

St Luke’s Bombed Out Church

A church damaged during World War II that now serves as a memorial and event space hosting beer festivals, film premieres, and weddings.

10 min

9

William MacKenzie's Tomb

This tomb is considered one of the most haunted locations in the UK, with a unique story shared during the tour.

10 min

10

Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King Liverpool

Known as Paddy’s Wigwam, this cathedral has an unusual design and a story about nearly being built in Sydney, Australia.

15 min

11

Liverpool Cathedral

One of Europe’s largest cathedrals, known for several notable and unusual features.

10 min

12

China Town - Liverpool

One of the earliest Chinatowns worldwide, featuring the second largest Chinese arch outside China and insights into the local community.

15 min

13

Ropewalks

A vibrant area with narrow streets full of music venues and historic pubs, popular with locals for nightlife.

10 min

14

Bluecoat

The oldest building in Liverpool, now an arts center. It was formerly a school for poor children with a dark history.

5 min

15

Bridewell Building

Formerly a prison where Charles Dickens served as an honorary constable, later a music studio, now a unique pub.

20 min

16

St. George's Hall

A well-known city building that formerly functioned as a courthouse and now hosts exhibitions and city events.

10 min

Meeting point

We will meet guests outside the Beatles Story museum entrance. Your guide will be stood outside the main entrance and you will be given their phone number in case of any problems.

Languages

English (guide)

Cancellation policy

  • Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

Additional info

1–2 travelers per booking
Mobile ticket
Reachable by public transport
Not advised for anyone with a heart condition
Suitable for all fitness levels
Alcoholic beverages are served only to guests aged 18 and older.
Total
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