Liverpool city secrets

Liverpool City Secrets

 

Liverpool is heaving with listed buildings of the highest calibre...

Albert Dock. The largest collection of Grade 1 listed buildings in the UK, this is industrial heartland made grand. Take the family and enjoy a day exploring the development's bar, restaurants, museums and heritage trails.  0151 708 7334

Princes Road Synagogue. Built by the original Jewish community in 1874, marvel at this Grade 2 listed building with its spectacular Saracenic interior, and enjoy the warmth of an Old Liverpool Hebrew Congregation welcome.  0151 709 3431

Sefton Park. Palm House. Wander among the fronds in the three-tier structure that makes up this Grade 2 listed Victorian glasshouse. Built in the late 19th century, the Palm House is similar in design to The Crystal Palace and has recently been completely refurbished and restored to its full glory by a Heritage Lottery Grant. 0151 726 9304

St. Georges Hall 
St George's Hall, Liverpool, the finest neo-classical building in Europe designed by Harvey Lonsdale Elmes, building commenced in 1842, opening in September 1854. With its splendid chandeliers and gilded plasterwork is one of the best assembly halls in Britain. Overlooking Lime Street and St.Johns Lane and Gardens. 0151 233 3000

Metropolitan Cathedral
The Roman Catholic Cathedral designed by Sir Frederick Gibberd with impressive interior lantern tower of multi-coloured glass was opened in 1967. The stained glass was designed by John Piper and Patrick Reyntiens. There is no charge for admission but a contribution to the upkeep of the building is appreciated. Guides are usually on duty to show you round and explain the mission of the Cathedral. 0151 709 9222

Anglican Cathedral
The largest Anglican Cathedral in the world and one of the great buildings of the twentieth century. The massive tower stands over the city as a symbol of faith in God amidst the bustle of the modern world. The tower offers the highest public viewing point in the City and offer a unique perspective on the city. 0151 709 6271

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