Particularly impressive is the full-size replica Cavern Club (which was actually tiny) and the Abbey Road studio where the lads recorded their first singles.
Original plans by Sir Edwin Lutyens (crypt is inside). The cathedral is a mightily impressive modern building that looks like a soaring concrete tepee, hence its nickname, Paddy's Wigwam.
2.75 hectares of water ringed by a colonnade of enormous cast-iron columns and impressive 5-storey warehouses that make up the country's largest collection of protected buildings.
The largest shopping centre in Liverpool, St John's is smack-bang in the heart of the city. With over 100 shops and a food court, there's no need to see the light of day.
The interior is resplendent with etched and stained glass, wrought iron, mosaics and ceramic tiling -- wait until you see inside the marble men's toilets, the only heritage-listed lav in the country.
Indulge yourself in the marvellous, eclectic ethnic menu, which reveals influences from every corner of the world.
Feast on a suckling pig (the menu heavily favours meat) or clink a perfectly made mojito cocktail at the long bar. ¡Salud!
Going underground isn't normally ideal for dining, but in this case it just ensures that fewer people crowd the place and there's more room for you.
