Practical guide to discovering Manchester and Liverpool, with essential sights, itineraries and tips for travellers. In this guide, we have gathered the key points so you can organise yourself at your own pace and with more confidence.
Before you start
The United Kingdom offers an unusual mix of major cities, history, nature and culture. This guide is designed for travellers who want to make the most of their time without trying to see everything.
Manchester and Liverpool form an excellent combination for a city break in the North of England. The two cities have very distinct identities and are well connected by train.
Day 1: Manchester
Explore the centre, the canals and its museums. The city also has a strong relationship with football and music. Set aside time to eat in one of its numerous neighbourhoods and markets.
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Day 2: Liverpool
Albert Dock is a good starting point. You can visit museums, stroll along the waterfront and discover the city's relationship with The Beatles.
Day 3: choose your favourite
Use the third day to delve deeper into the city that interested you most. You can also add a sporting, cultural or musical experience.
Tip
If you are going to visit stadiums, museums or specific experiences, check opening times and availability before travelling.
Check opening times, prices, bookings and transport on official sources before travelling.
