It's true...I love liverpool....my first visit was last december, and I am returning in july....I have felt so attached to this city, can't wait to get back..it feels like being enveloped in a giant hug...
@@stuartjohnson7967 sounds like an old '80 s joke here probably from someone who's never been to Liverpool and lives in a boring town with no history except a few takeaways. yawn
@@peterwhitaker4038 Wake up Whitaker...! I’ve been to Liverpool more times than you’ve had hot dinners. I was brought up on Merseyside. If ya don’t calm down I’ll set ya missus Heather on to ya. Yawn 🥱
Sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
@@busterbiloxi3833 it has fantastic architecture..Georgian and Victorian mainly. The biggest cathedral in the UK..infact it has two. The water front is easily the best looking in the UK. The most beautiful civic hall in the UK hands down (St. Georges Hall) the museums and statues are second only to London so, yes if you like architecture and history Liverpool has it in abundance.
Can't believe I never watched this first time round. Adopted Scouser(Woolyback).. Love Liverpool and woundnt live anywhere else. It certainly is the centre of the Universe xxx
Woolly backs are scousers, originating from the docks when they used to carry sheep wool off the boats on their backs. But they will never admit it lol
THE LIVER BUILDING WAS THE FIRST RECOGNISABLE THING SOLDIERS SAW COMING BACK FROM WW2, MY UNCLE SAID THE SHIP WENT SILENT AS IT CAME INTO VIEW ONLY THE SOUND OF TEARS COULD BE HEARD, OUR BOYS KNEW THEY WERE HOME, 🌹
So he never went anywhere near the Liverpool underground Williamson tunnels. One of the wonders of Liverpool. Not many knew of them until they were discovered.
When he walked into the Martins Buildings in Water Street it brought back A LOT OF MEMORIES FOR ME! I used to work in India Buildings back in the late 80's and used to go into Martins Buildings most days when it was Barclays Bank, not only to do the company's banking but also my sister had her job interview there and then went onto work for Barclays for another 30 years. Its such a beautiful building and it's a shame its been left derelict.. Its FULL of history!!
Wonderful host on the history of Liverpool and a very important fact about how the Beatles has a jump start on music scene is mentioned. Liverpool, was a long distance trip but worth every moment... the people are so friendly!
So sick of the beatles....we have over 800 years of history,big picture,the beatles meant very little to our history when compared with the rest of it.
I’m from Liverpool ,we lived in Hong Kong when my husband was stationed in the army,We came back to Liverpool to visit my parents ,My Mum and l came to town shopping ,we went into a Chinese jewelers ,the arch is which wasn’t there then,,We were looking at the jewelry and l asked the assistant the price,In his best Scouse accent he told me, lt was such a shock not to hear him speak in broken English as l was used to hearing ,it was so funny ,He was more Scouse than me ,
One thing they totally missed out is the western approaches just in the side street where the old bank is. Most of the battle of the atlantic during the war was conducted from a basement there, its open to the public now at certain times of the year and is exactly how it was at the ened of the war, allegedly, winston churchill visited there several times during the war.
In the 1950s-60s, above it was a small shop, run by my father, used by people who worked in the offices around. It had stairs down to a very small basement, where there was a toilet. Next door was a shop selling copying machines and the like. I was frequently in 'our' shop, and the office buildings all around, because I worked in Cunard Bldgs. No-one had any idea of what was beneath them, and I was amazed when it was opened up and I was able to go and look around. Michael Martin
As a scouser I sometimes feel alien in the city centre, it seems full of pompous none original scousers who've come to live here and make it trendy and snobby. I miss the old working class pubs and characters. I guess its a price to pay for progress and tourism. I liked the Mike McCartney analogy at the end about Liverpool projecting herself across the world like a sort of Americanism. I have had the pleasure of working in some of those listed buildings.
Spot on about the City of Culture business,2008 saw Liverpool pick up the baton and ran with it,Hull was still finishing the requisite works as its year ended.
Born Liverpool at the start of the war, served apprenticeship at stronger works, was a Liverpool policeman, moved away from Liverpool after retirement for family reasons, still have family ( my sister) who live there, . The city centre has changed dramatically, some of it not for the better, but generally an improvement .the one thing that has not changed is the attitude, humour and friendliness of all Scousers, always a wonderful welcome, who or whatever you are
The show only scraped the surface of the city's outstanding architectural heritage, take a walk along Exchange Street, Dale Street, Water Street and Victoria Street and you will see some of the finest buildings in the UK. One thing that spoiled it a bit was that tired old tripe about Hitler living in Liverpool, Hitler himself never mentioned it to anyone and there is no factual evidence other than the word of Hitlers Irish sister in law who included it in the book she was trying to sell.
@Scranvan As Hitler preferred the tall blond blue eyed Nordic look I'm sure he'd have been more at home in the cop with the rest of the population of Oslo.
The American civil war began on 12 April 1865 and ended in Liverpool on 6 November 1865 when the last confederate warship ,CSS Shenandoah surrendered in the Mersey. It resulted in the abolition of slavery in the united states .
The two birds are called Berty and Bella. I’m pretty sure Bella looks over the city and Berty looks over the ocean. (Before anyone says I’m a nerd, I’m not. I learnt this stuff because they recently just opened the Liver Building up to the public, so I went on a tour. I just wanted you guys to know something pretty interesting, since I never knew that they were called that.)
Just came across this on TH-cam, The narrator has a great way of reinventing himself, I'm sure I can remember him in a Scottish comedy about airline staff,and he was great in, PORRIDGE,
Paul McCartney's father 'Jim' did not sail. He worked in cotton, and was a jazz musician. George Harrison's father George was a Liverpool bus driver. John Lennon's biological father did sail a bit, but he was no part of John's life for the majority. Ringo's father was also out of the picture. They all were, however, in an excellent city to first get the American records.
You never mentioned the names of the liver birds Bella the female liver bird looks over the river and Bertie the male looks over the city, a little bit of history for the people that don't know our amazing city.
Trying to find the artist who was recording in the studio but can't find anything on the internet. "Eska Williams" I believe is what the recording engineer said. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
15:07 into the filming, what is the name of that tune and the singer? And surprised her never went in the Lourdes (Liverpudlian Pub) every-time I go Liverdole I have a cheeky Guinness in there.
Newcastle doc. Hi everyone, does anyone know what the dance track is playing at 39 mins into this doc where he goes to Byker? He is walking down some stairs.
@@michaelgrace1298 Yes, I know this is just a snippet from the full documentray. Was just wondering if someone watched the whole episode and knew the track at 39mins
"Secrets": The interior of the Martins Bank Building, that until a few years before filming was a functioning branch of one of the largest banks in the UK. The Royal Liver Building. The exterior of the Oriel Chambers, which thousands walk past everyday. The Chinese Arch. The Philharmonic Dining Rooms. An 80s built recording studio. As he mentions the Beatles, Mersey beat & Music 11000 times, the existence of recording studios in the city may not be that secret. Parkour, at the time of recording a sport that was mandatory in every film, TV show and music video created. Made Coronation Street interesting for a bit. This was on perhaps the most famous set of steps in the city. The Metropolitan Cathedral. The Museum of Dentistry, led in by a swipe at Scouse teeth, from a Scot, one that's clearly got awful teeth. Hitlers visit, that may of may not have happened, his brothers house isn't there anymore either way. A bunch of advertised galleries/restaurants in old warehouses. The tallest building in the city.
well its a shame that Liverpool is letting The Mersey Ferry Egremont now in Sharpness rot away when it can be bought for 100k and was in ferry across the Mersey which Gerry and the pacemakers was on in the song all the Egremont needs is new engines
Those outstanding massive copper doors outside Martins bank are well worth a visit in their own right but were ignored, so I can only assume the interior must be breathtaking. Why's isn't it available to the public and tourists, I mean, it's not like it needs anyone finding untold £millions ' doing it up money' is It?. But then maybe that's why they sit on these buildings, perfect condition, then just left empty and closed for years .
Im from liverpool the last 5 generations of my family have lived in liverpool so as a native of liverpool id just like to say that i am 100% english liverpool is an english city in england and if you dont like it feel free to go back to ireland
Hang on...Hitler once lived in Toxteth??!!!w.t.f?the most multicultural part of our city was home,even for a short time,to Hitler?i thought i knew a bit about our history but that kinda shocked me.
Yes his brother Alios lived there and Adolf DID come to visit and stay a while, Adolf Hitler also tried to get into Liverpool art school but was told he wasn't good enough
@@danielhill7390 I'm sorry but it just isn't true it's just an urban myth, a Professor from Liverpool Uni spent five years researching the possibility including contacting the remaining family in New Jersey and came up empty. Bridget Alois's wife mentioned it in a book manuscript in the hope of boosting the chance of a lucrative deal but there is no corroborating evidence from anyone including Adolf Hitler himself. The story got a new set of legs in the mid 80's when a graphic novel about the story was serialised in a 2000 AD spin off called Crisis which put a bit more flesh on the story but it was a work of fiction. Liverpool School of Art and Design (The Art school) had only just opened and wouldn't touch working class British students let alone a penniless Austrian, one story I heard even had him writing Mien Kampf in the Picton Library but it just one of those myths that has taken on a life of its own.
Football and Beatles?? Not all of us give a shit about that lmao most of couldn’t give a fuck until match day ... and most of stopped caring about Beatles a long time ago
Here they don't even speak, you interrupt cyberman texting he's gonna give you that really bad stare is all. Give them a big enough cob on and some can even mumble but they don't speak.
Not very well researched; Liverpool has 3 Liver Birds that sit atop buildings!! There's also many other 'hidden' around the city. Didn't take kindly to the explanation of the two most famous birds either...... maybe revisit this city soon and get a nice Kirkby Kiss from someone who recognises you.
People go out on a Monday night and don’t care about Tuesday morning? And these were supposed to be words of endearment? This programme focussed on many of the baser aspects of Liverpool. The parts I would happily see levelled to the ground.
There is much beauty in Liverpool. But much of it is undermined by garbage. You have ‘the three graces,’ but surrounding that you have the hideous museum and glass monstrosities spoiling the view from the Docks. One of my favourite pastimes is appreciating the beauty of Liverpool while dreaming about a glorious summer day when the degenerate garbage is greeted by a giant wrecking ball.
@@John-qz8fq What was so bad about Liverpool 15 years ago? I would say that many of the heritage buildings are just as poorly maintained. Even if it was in a worse state architecturally - and it was not - building monstrosities does not improve things. How about maintaining the quality that is already there and build buildings that are somewhat complimentary?
Its not just about the architecture of buildings is it....Theres drizzle on the cobbles in the early morning thats my Liverpool...With a half eaten butty and your lace undone your gunna be late for school....And the ship with the cargo of containers coming in through the locks....And the bus with the cargo of hangovers heading down to the docks...My Liverpool's a town of dogs and kids all kicking balls in the street...wont you give that dog a bone ma give that kid a sweet...And the people know how to treat a stranger see that open door....If youve never had a plate of my ma's scouse then youve never lived before....Its roaring bustling open wide are the north west gates to merseyside....and thats from a Birkenheader.
He had a script. They did overlook a hell of a lot though. But there's far too much to cram into a 40 odd minutes show and he likes being the star I guess.
Why would I be jealous of something I have never seen? The video does not make Liverpool look at all attractive or interesting. All we have are the blatherings of a dolt.
You're a fkn Muppet. Don't bother coming to OUR city . Pricks like you ain't welcome, with your attitude you wouldn't last 5 fkn minutes. Absolute moron.
Didn't even touch on the fact it was where the railways were born. Good programme nonetheless. It's HOME, it's vibrant, we get knocked down but we always get back up. If people don't like us, we don't care, it's THEIR loss. The culture bunker. I moved away in my late teens when thatcher tried to crush us, and failed. But the city doesn't leave you, and I'm HOME and proud to be a Scouser. ❤ Liverpool ❤
I’m Scottish born and bred but Liverpool is my fave city in the world and regularly travel down for the weekend just to get away for a few days.
It's true...I love liverpool....my first visit was last december, and I am returning in july....I have felt so attached to this city, can't wait to get back..it feels like being enveloped in a giant hug...
I had the same for my birthday, I love LFC and music so for me it was like being sucked into another world.
Heather Whittaker...it feels like being enveloped in a giant hug...Yeah whilst getting ya handbag dipped...! Ahh well c’est la vie...!
@@stuartjohnson7967 sounds like an old '80 s joke here probably from someone who's never been to Liverpool and lives in a boring town with no history except a few takeaways. yawn
@@peterwhitaker4038 Wake up Whitaker...! I’ve been to Liverpool more times than you’ve had hot dinners. I was brought up on Merseyside. If ya don’t calm down I’ll set ya missus Heather on to ya. Yawn 🥱
Sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid lost the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
"Centre of the universe " of course it is.
I have travelled the world and wherever I've been people are intrigued by my city of birth
LIVERPOOL
That’s because they are working out if you sound Welsh or Irish lol
MY HOME TOWN!!
stuart bradley mine too
Best architecture in the UK......best on a sunny day.
Doesn't look so nice in this film. Hardly beautiful - you morons!
@@busterbiloxi3833 I can just see the jealousy pouring out of you pal.
@@stephensmith4480 best city in the UK. Sunny day, rainy day, windy day! People mate a city
@@jockeywilson9826 could not agree more pal. Im Born and bred in Liverpool.
@@busterbiloxi3833 it has fantastic architecture..Georgian and Victorian mainly. The biggest cathedral in the UK..infact it has two. The water front is easily the best looking in the UK. The most beautiful civic hall in the UK hands down (St. Georges Hall) the museums and statues are second only to London so, yes if you like architecture and history Liverpool has it in abundance.
Can't believe I never watched this first time round. Adopted Scouser(Woolyback).. Love Liverpool and woundnt live anywhere else. It certainly is the centre of the Universe xxx
It all so has the class of its humour that only liverpool people have
Woolly backs are scousers, originating from the docks when they used to carry sheep wool off the boats on their backs. But they will never admit it lol
darren guest Lmao.
Brilliant Liverpool has a special atmosphere that’s unique..
True...it really feels magical to me.
I’m very proud to be from Liverpool it’s just such an amazing place and it’s over come so much over years
I live about 20 miles away, spent a lot of my youth clubbing in Liverpool, visited it regularly since.
@@nez9751 nice :) it’s a great place
Liverpool is like an old friend, who you may not see for a while but it's there forever...
THE LIVER BUILDING WAS THE FIRST RECOGNISABLE THING SOLDIERS SAW COMING BACK FROM WW2, MY UNCLE SAID THE SHIP WENT SILENT AS IT CAME INTO VIEW ONLY THE SOUND OF TEARS COULD BE HEARD, OUR BOYS KNEW THEY WERE HOME, 🌹
Loved this though it is always strange and uplifting to watch someone show you around and appreciate your home.
After leaving the 'Phil' he walked past the place that the band Queen was born.
Iam glad Pete price wasent there to make a fool of us as he always does
True enough. This time, though, there was Mike McCartney taking over that role.
So he never went anywhere near the Liverpool underground Williamson tunnels. One of the wonders of Liverpool. Not many knew of them until they were discovered.
These tunnels are actually underground? You don’t say!
Buster Biloxi Lmao noooo they are in the air 😂😂
Buster Biloxi actually bellend some are not underground but ground level. 👍
Iv'e never heard of them mate and i'm from Liverpool, i'll google them now and visit.
Lee YNWA google “Williamson Tunnels”. Amazing story about them. I’m also from Liverpool and had never heard of them until they were opened.
Love the city, spent 4 years there as a student and am now returning
LOVE LIVERPOOL me dads hometown.....
When he walked into the Martins Buildings in Water Street it brought back A LOT OF MEMORIES FOR ME! I used to work in India Buildings back in the late 80's and used to go into Martins Buildings most days when it was Barclays Bank, not only to do the company's banking but also my sister had her job interview there and then went onto work for Barclays for another 30 years. Its such a beautiful building and it's a shame its been left derelict.. Its FULL of history!!
I used to deliver papers to all the buildings on water street ,Martin's bank was still operating then a beautiful building inside and out , !
Wonderful host on the history of Liverpool and a very important fact about how the Beatles has a jump start on music scene is mentioned.
Liverpool, was a long distance trip but worth every moment... the people are so friendly!
So sick of the beatles....we have over 800 years of history,big picture,the beatles meant very little to our history when compared with the rest of it.
C. You're welcome back anytime
@@RagingRider I am afraid you are wrong.
@@sharonrebibo6015 no,im really not.
@@RagingRider Yeh at least half of the world's population is wrong and you, only you, are right.
Self-opiniated might describe you to a tee.😂
I’m from Liverpool ,we lived in Hong Kong when my husband was stationed in the army,We came back to Liverpool to visit my parents ,My Mum and l came to town shopping ,we went into a Chinese jewelers ,the arch is which wasn’t there then,,We were looking at the jewelry and l asked the assistant the price,In his best Scouse accent he told me, lt was such a shock not to hear him speak in broken English as l was used to hearing ,it was so funny ,He was more Scouse than me ,
OMG after watching him on telly, in Instinct, it’s SoooooOoo nice to hear his real voice and accent etc.
One thing they totally missed out is the western approaches just in the side street where the old bank is. Most of the battle of the atlantic during the war was conducted from a basement there, its open to the public now at certain times of the year and is exactly how it was at the ened of the war, allegedly, winston churchill visited there several times during the war.
In the 1950s-60s, above it was a small shop, run by my father, used by people who worked in the offices around. It had stairs down to a very small basement, where there was a toilet. Next door was a shop selling copying machines and the like. I was frequently in 'our' shop, and the office buildings all around, because I worked in Cunard Bldgs. No-one had any idea of what was beneath them, and I was amazed when it was opened up and I was able to go and look around.
Michael Martin
@@beaut2b That's cool, all those times you were literally stood just above something that had so much to do with us winning the war
Ha never new that
brilliant I really enjoyed this thanks for sharing
Loved this, thanks for posting.
As a scouser I sometimes feel alien in the city centre, it seems full of pompous none original scousers who've come to live here and make it trendy and snobby. I miss the old working class pubs and characters. I guess its a price to pay for progress and tourism. I liked the Mike McCartney analogy at the end about Liverpool projecting herself across the world like a sort of Americanism. I have had the pleasure of working in some of those listed buildings.
My second home Liverpool, one day to be my only home, forever in my heart ❤️ YNWA xxx
I love my city, my people our spirit and inavation
Nobber
innovation not inavation my dear fellow
@@shakes7720 I'm dyslexic
@@merseydave1 Dyslexia Rules KO, sorry I meant Dyslexia Rules OK.
@@shakes7720stop it
Spot on about the City of Culture business,2008 saw Liverpool pick up the baton and ran with it,Hull was still finishing the requisite works as its year ended.
Amazing & Fasneting ❤️✌🏻😇 #Seun Yan.
Liverpool is the best city in the world
Shame the locals spoil it.
@@Keenangoal now then - calm down calm down. Manchester has its plus points (but Lpool is better)
No it's not.
If you're not living the rich life.....Liverpool is the city of thieves!!! full of scumbags!! I live here, I know !!
I live here.... No is not
Born Liverpool at the start of the war, served apprenticeship at stronger works, was a Liverpool policeman, moved away from Liverpool after retirement for family reasons, still have family ( my sister) who live there, . The city centre has changed dramatically, some of it not for the better, but generally an improvement .the one thing that has not changed is the attitude, humour and friendliness of all Scousers, always a wonderful welcome, who or whatever you are
I’m amazingly amazed how sound this city is. Amazing 🤩. Truly....Amazing....!!!
The show only scraped the surface of the city's outstanding architectural heritage, take a walk along Exchange Street, Dale Street, Water Street and Victoria Street and you will see some of the finest buildings in the UK. One thing that spoiled it a bit was that tired old tripe about Hitler living in Liverpool, Hitler himself never mentioned it to anyone and there is no factual evidence other than the word of Hitlers Irish sister in law who included it in the book she was trying to sell.
Its reported his relative lived in stanhope street..yes not hitler himself.
@@studio-flash Thats correct. His brother lived here but Hitler is only known to have visited him,as the historian said,he stayed for three months.
@@stephensmith4480 if you stay for over a month, isn't classed as living there?
@@danielhill7390 I did not say it did. I said he is known to have visited him.
@Scranvan As Hitler preferred the tall blond blue eyed Nordic look I'm sure he'd have been more at home in the cop with the rest of the population of Oslo.
We were born in Liverpool,it will always be home.we have lived in America since 1972,
🐶🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇧
If only the weather wouldn't take my will to live...
The American civil war began on 12 April 1865 and ended in Liverpool on 6 November 1865 when the last confederate warship ,CSS Shenandoah surrendered in the Mersey. It resulted in the abolition of slavery in the united states .
MY CITY MY HOME ,I LOVE IT .COME AND TAKE A PEEK ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was brought up in piggymuck square, hope somebody remembers me.poor times but great times!
Love living so close to Liverpool, I’ve never taken the tour bus lol. Baltic triangle has amazing bars, ghetto golf and a great furniture store.
I've liked Alan since Bernard and the Genie. Great Actor
our beautiful city, our beautiful people
The two birds are called Berty and Bella. I’m pretty sure Bella looks over the city and Berty looks over the ocean.
(Before anyone says I’m a nerd, I’m not. I learnt this stuff because they recently just opened the Liver Building up to the public, so I went on a tour. I just wanted you guys to know something pretty interesting, since I never knew that they were called that.)
I always thought they were called Ste an Dave?
The nearest ocean is the Atlantic. Which is quite a way off... and no I'm not a nerd either.
Just came across this on TH-cam, The narrator has a great way of reinventing himself, I'm sure I can remember him in a Scottish comedy about airline staff,and he was great in, PORRIDGE,
Programme begins at 01:07
Paul McCartney's father 'Jim' did not sail. He worked in cotton, and was a jazz musician. George Harrison's father George was a Liverpool bus driver. John Lennon's biological father did sail a bit, but he was no part of John's life for the majority. Ringo's father was also out of the picture. They all were, however, in an excellent city to first get the American records.
I love liverpool it's so so so cool man best city in the world yep.
You never mentioned the names of the liver birds Bella the female liver bird looks over the river and Bertie the male looks over the city, a little bit of history for the people that don't know our amazing city.
Trying to find the artist who was recording in the studio but can't find anything on the internet.
"Eska Williams" I believe is what the recording engineer said.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Esco Williams
Here's the finished version of the song: th-cam.com/video/sJKM7UowT38/w-d-xo.html
2013? Seems wrong...
15:07 into the filming, what is the name of that tune and the singer? And surprised her never went in the Lourdes (Liverpudlian Pub) every-time I go Liverdole I have a cheeky Guinness in there.
Yeah dead funny you are.
Newcastle doc. Hi everyone, does anyone know what the dance track is playing at 39 mins into this doc where he goes to Byker? He is walking down some stairs.
Have you posted on the right video? 🤔
@@michaelgrace1298 Yes, I know this is just a snippet from the full documentray. Was just wondering if someone watched the whole episode and knew the track at 39mins
645th like
doing this for PSHE
Edit: Philimonic is awesome, had a school trip there in Primary
Was a great place in the 1990's but not much of a fan since the past 10 years.. Always good for night life if you like a good pub crawl.
"Secrets":
The interior of the Martins Bank Building, that until a few years before filming was a functioning branch of one of the largest banks in the UK.
The Royal Liver Building.
The exterior of the Oriel Chambers, which thousands walk past everyday.
The Chinese Arch.
The Philharmonic Dining Rooms.
An 80s built recording studio. As he mentions the Beatles, Mersey beat & Music 11000 times, the existence of recording studios in the city may not be that secret.
Parkour, at the time of recording a sport that was mandatory in every film, TV show and music video created. Made Coronation Street interesting for a bit. This was on perhaps the most famous set of steps in the city.
The Metropolitan Cathedral.
The Museum of Dentistry, led in by a swipe at Scouse teeth, from a Scot, one that's clearly got awful teeth.
Hitlers visit, that may of may not have happened, his brothers house isn't there anymore either way.
A bunch of advertised galleries/restaurants in old warehouses.
The tallest building in the city.
Why bother posting? Muppet
well its a shame that Liverpool is letting The Mersey Ferry Egremont now in Sharpness rot away when it can be bought for 100k and was in ferry across the Mersey which Gerry and the pacemakers was on in the song all the Egremont needs is new engines
Anthony Mcdonnell The Royal Iris
ook
I'm already sick of seeing him at 7 minutes. Its meant to be about liverpool, NOT YOU.
Yes the presenter not my cup of tea either.
heard of the wallace case?
Those outstanding massive copper doors outside Martins bank are well worth a visit in their own right but were ignored, so I can only assume the interior must be breathtaking. Why's isn't it available to the public and tourists, I mean, it's not like it needs anyone finding untold £millions ' doing it up money' is It?. But then maybe that's why they sit on these buildings, perfect condition, then just left empty and closed for years .
I don't live in the UK anymore. THANK GOD
Great vid. The gents toilet in the Phil allow woman in for a look.
Couldn’t he use an alternative to “amazing” occasionally?
Don’t tempt him. You’ll be tortured with ‘fab’.
i'm here purely for patriotic glee
Im from liverpool the last 5 generations of my family have lived in liverpool so as a native of liverpool id just like to say that i am 100% english liverpool is an english city in england
and if you dont like it feel free to go back to ireland
18:58
come take a look at beirut ; i mean anfield !
If your going to make a comment like that please spell Anfield correctly.
@@l.bates885
it’s you’re not your 😜
Liverpool is the greatest city in the world we aren't part of England we aren't part of anything we are Liverpool.
Hitler in Liverpool absolutely hilarious Mike Unger even wrote a book about it but it is all untrue!!
It's not actually. It is true. I wish it wasn't.
@@modernista6056 rubbish
My future hotel 🏨 by imagination 💭
Notice they have done the tour early, to stay away from the scousers.
Yeah shut up Muppet. Don't bother coming again. Nothing nice to say, shut the fk up.
There is absolutely no record of Adolf Hitler living in Liverpool ;-)
Hang on...Hitler once lived in Toxteth??!!!w.t.f?the most multicultural part of our city was home,even for a short time,to Hitler?i thought i knew a bit about our history but that kinda shocked me.
Don't worry he didn't, that myth was busted years ago, his brother Alois lived here for a while before he went of to America.
Yes his brother Alios lived there and Adolf DID come to visit and stay a while, Adolf Hitler also tried to get into Liverpool art school but was told he wasn't good enough
@@danielhill7390 I'm sorry but it just isn't true it's just an urban myth, a Professor from Liverpool Uni spent five years researching the possibility including contacting the remaining family in New Jersey and came up empty. Bridget Alois's wife mentioned it in a book manuscript in the hope of boosting the chance of a lucrative deal but there is no corroborating evidence from anyone including Adolf Hitler himself. The story got a new set of legs in the mid 80's when a graphic novel about the story was serialised in a 2000 AD spin off called Crisis which put a bit more flesh on the story but it was a work of fiction. Liverpool School of Art and Design (The Art school) had only just opened and wouldn't touch working class British students let alone a penniless Austrian, one story I heard even had him writing Mien Kampf in the Picton Library but it just one of those myths that has taken on a life of its own.
yeah me too
He went to Blackpool I think
We’re not english we’re Scouse.
Football and Beatles?? Not all of us give a shit about that lmao most of couldn’t give a fuck until match day ... and most of stopped caring about Beatles a long time ago
You don't speak for MOST of us though, just you
I live in the midlands mate and I can’t understand a bloody word spoken by the lads in Liverpool.
Here they don't even speak, you interrupt cyberman texting he's gonna give you that really bad stare is all. Give them a big enough cob on and some can even mumble but they don't speak.
Not very well researched; Liverpool has 3 Liver Birds that sit atop buildings!! There's also many other 'hidden' around the city. Didn't take kindly to the explanation of the two most famous birds either...... maybe revisit this city soon and get a nice Kirkby Kiss from someone who recognises you.
I only got 3 min into the video, disliked and commented :(
The presenter is a bit too much of a smart arse for my liking.
Disappointing. Doesn't talk about any of the REAL rich history. Too sanitised.
People go out on a Monday night and don’t care about Tuesday morning? And these were supposed to be words of endearment? This programme focussed on many of the baser aspects of Liverpool. The parts I would happily see levelled to the ground.
There is much beauty in Liverpool. But much of it is undermined by garbage. You have ‘the three graces,’ but surrounding that you have the hideous museum and glass monstrosities spoiling the view from the Docks. One of my favourite pastimes is appreciating the beauty of Liverpool while dreaming about a glorious summer day when the degenerate garbage is greeted by a giant wrecking ball.
Each to his own. Most vibrant cities live with the old and the new architecture side by side. I like the new museum
@@bbbf09 Poor taste. 🤢
@@John-qz8fq What was so bad about Liverpool 15 years ago? I would say that many of the heritage buildings are just as poorly maintained. Even if it was in a worse state architecturally - and it was not - building monstrosities does not improve things. How about maintaining the quality that is already there and build buildings that are somewhat complimentary?
Its not just about the architecture of buildings is it....Theres drizzle on the cobbles in the early morning thats my Liverpool...With a half eaten butty and your lace undone your gunna be late for school....And the ship with the cargo of containers coming in through the locks....And the bus with the cargo of hangovers heading down to the docks...My Liverpool's a town of dogs and kids all kicking balls in the street...wont you give that dog a bone ma give that kid a sweet...And the people know how to treat a stranger see that open door....If youve never had a plate of my ma's scouse then youve never lived before....Its roaring bustling open wide are the north west gates to merseyside....and thats from a Birkenheader.
@@davidroach6867 Okedoke, Dave. I hope you enjoyed your butty.
What on earth does this Ponce know about Liverpool?
He had a script. They did overlook a hell of a lot though. But there's far too much to cram into a 40 odd minutes show and he likes being the star I guess.
Why would I be jealous of something I have never seen? The video does not make Liverpool look at all attractive or interesting. All we have are the blatherings of a dolt.
You're a fkn Muppet. Don't bother coming to OUR city . Pricks like you ain't welcome, with your attitude you wouldn't last 5 fkn minutes. Absolute moron.
Camper than a row of tents....
stupid comment
wool
Didn't even touch on the fact it was where the railways were born. Good programme nonetheless. It's HOME, it's vibrant, we get knocked down but we always get back up. If people don't like us, we don't care, it's THEIR loss. The culture bunker. I moved away in my late teens when thatcher tried to crush us, and failed. But the city doesn't leave you, and I'm HOME and proud to be a Scouser. ❤ Liverpool ❤
Best thing to come out of Liverpool ....the m6 to anywhere else
M6 doesn't come in or out of liverpool you stupid Muppet 🤡
If it’s so good ...why do scousers want to live anywhere but liverpool
If you detonated a ten mega ton bomb over Liverpool it would do about £3 worth of damage