I was born in Liverpool in 1942 and can remember the whole of this Video from a child , With The Area Bombed to Ruin and the shops that sprang back up in the 60s. The Trams and the whole Dock road and the Dockers Umberella. Well Done Great Memories .
Absolutely amazing video. I knew Liverpool in the 70s as a student, and it is so interesting to see how the city has evolved since, and how much of it has remained intact. To my mind Liverpool traditionally has been world renowned for seafaring, music, football, Shotokan, and not least its Scouser accent. Endless character to this city. So good of you to take as along this fantastic tour.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - it really is interesting to see how much Liverpool has changed over the years, the city centre really is worlds away from how it was back in the '70s :) As you mention, the city is known for so much, and there's no wonder it's one of the most visited destinations in the UK, people from all around the world love coming to Merseyside! Thank you so much for watching and for your very kind words - I'm really grateful to hear it!
It is an amazing city indeed! The Cavern Quarter is great to walk around as I'm sure you know, but absolutely - if you get the chance there's so much to see in Liverpool :) Thanks for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
i didnt realise that Liverpool was so huge. thank you for the great walk and commentary. I personally like it once its rained.. it makes everywhere look clean and fresh. look forward to your next video.
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Liverpool is a spectacular city with so much to see all over, and believe me - there's even more than I managed to squeeze into this one hour walk :)
Really enjoyed the walk around , the city of my fathers birth . One of Europe’s greatest cities & one of my favourite cities of all . Thank you for uploading the video . It was excellent .
Absolutely! Liverpool is without doubt one of Europe's greatest cities, and I absolutely love getting the chance to visit - there's just so much to discover :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
You're very lucky to call it home! Liverpool is a spectacular place and easily one of the best cities in the UK - I love visiting there :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
You're welcome - I'm very glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Liverpool is definitely up there among the world's greatest cities - I hope you have a great time visiting in a couple of weeks' time :) Thank you so much for watching!
I love to Liverpool 57 years ago it was so fabulous to see it I only remember the landmarks everything else is so Different. It was a great tour there’s lots of memories
What a brilliant video my wife and I always come to Liverpool when we go to blackpool we absolutely love the place going to book a holiday there soon and the people are so friendly take care stay safe 👍
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is such a wonderful city, and a great way to cap off a trip by the seaside in Blackpool too :) I hope you have a great time when you get the chance to return for a holiday!
I have my own story about Liverpool: I was six (1976 ) when I got my first vinil ( With the Beatles ) and then there was an fm station in my hometown Fortaleza Brazil which still has a program about The Beatles . I fell in love with the band and the folks who visited the Beatles . I visited Liverpool during the coronation and I’ll be back again . Claudia .Brazilian-American- Texan-Austinite
Ha ha thank you very much! That's really kind of you to say - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Liverpool really is a magnificent city, and full of spectacular history to learn about and discover :) Do let me know if there's anywhere else you'd like to see on the channel - and thank you once again for your kind words and for watching!
Wonderful walk! 🤗 You're so right, there's so much to see in Liverpool just by walking around! You covered lots and it was lovely to see so many of the sights and places I visited myself a year ago! Thank you so much for your brilliant walks, keep it up! 🙌😀
Thank you very much! It means so much to me that you enjoy these walks, and I'm really glad you enjoyed the Liverpool one: it's a great city and you can see so much in only an hour too :)
30 min. 30 secs. St. Luke church was bombed by the Nazi Luftwafe on 6 may 1941, a fraction only of what Liverpool suffered in the may blitz of 1941. Great reportage, Le´s walk ! BBC, eat your heart out !
Indeed - it's a fascinating little bit hidden away just a street away from the centre of this amazing city :) Thank you for watching as always - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
It really is an amazing city - one of the very best in the world, and one that I never tire of visiting time and time again :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Brilliant, thank you for the memories, saw Al Stuart at St George's Hall with Sammy Mitchell ( who joined with Long John Baldry in the 70's) Changed so much since the 60's and 70's when I worked there. Worked with Ravenseft Properties which built St. John's Precinct. :)
Absolutely! Edinburgh certainly has a worldwide appeal, and Liverpool rightly does too! It's such a spectacular city and a place that you could spend days and days exploring - as I'm sure you did when you visited :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - I certainly enjoyed this walk around Liverpool, which is one of my favourite cities too! I hope you have a wonderful time when you visit this year :)
Brilliant tour loved Liverpool and proud to have been born there ,though I moved down south it will always be home for me ,and loved being a round when the Beatles were formed, great memories thank you
My favourite place such a beautiful interesting city will be back again very soon!! Always enjoy visiting Liverpool so much to see and do, visit every year whenever possible thank you for this video reminds me of what I've been missing during Covid but when restrictions lift I will be back 😊👍
Thank you so much! I must agree with you that Liverpool is such a beautiful city and without doubt one of the most fascinating in the country, I love visiting whenever I can especially to see what's changed in a constantly-evolving city :) Thank you very much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you enjoy your return to Liverpool when it comes!
Thank you for this video. I went Liverpool 2011 and 2012 to visited my daughter and my son in law as student at university. I'm from Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia.
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Liverpool is a grand city and a great place to study at university - I'm sure the young'uns had a great time there, and I'm sure your visits were good fun too :)
That was a helluva walk and an absolutely fantastic video! You do some amazing stuff - all the places I would like to see when I'm back in the city. I once walked from Waterloo station in Crosby down the Dock road to take in the sights and finished, abolutely knackered, with an all-day breakfast in Williamson Square. There are some really interesting old buildings down the Dock Road and in the side streets. Check out the Vulcan Recording studios as well. And the German Church on Canning Street - although I am sure it used to be the Scandinavian Seamen's Church. Anyway, the different religious buildings reflect the historical ethnic communities in Liverpool.
Thank you so much for those kind words - Liverpool is an absolutely incredible city, and always a delight to walk around! As you say there's so much to see on the outskirts of the city centre as well, and I've got some videos coming up over the next few months showing just that: :) Thank you for watching, I'm really glad to hear you liked the video - and stay tuned for more!
Thank you so much for this. I'm Spanish, I love Liverpool so much. With covid I can't travel there (I usually go once a year at least) so this walk feels great. Cheers mate
Thank you so much for watching! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is an incredible place and I'm sorry you can't make it over at the moment, but hopefully you'll get the chance to be back on Merseyside sooner rather than later :)
You're welcome! Best of luck with the project in the future - Liverpool is certainly an amazing place with so much to showcase to visitors from all around the world :) Thank you so much for watching! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for these I'm trying to figure out where to go to uni and these videos have helped me feel the vibe of the Cities. Liverpool is so popular with people in Northern Ireland and I quite like the look of it.
No worries! I'm really glad to hear that these videos have been helping you out - you'll certainly love Liverpool, it's one of the great university cities in the country :) Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Thank you so much for your kind comment! Liverpool is one of the greatest cities on Earth, so I'm glad that this video helped you get a taste for the city you might have missed a few times on the way to the football :) Thank you for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Ta, great stuff. My place of birth. What a wonderful walk down memory lane and seeing all the new. Can't beat it. I've been away for many years and still recognized loads. Cool. Well done.
at 29.33 The toy shop forbidden planet is still there, love the quick walk in China Town too, thank you so much for the video, high number of viewings too!!
Ha ha I'm glad to hear it! As much as Liverpool changes, it's always nice when some things stay the same :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
It really is a beautiful city! And with so much to do and so much life and energy around every corner, I'm sure you have some wonderful memories from Liverpool :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed this video!
Ha ha very much so - and especially when Batman himself is wandering the streets of Merseyside, it very much has that Gotham feel! Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed this video :)
I was a little disappointed with the route you chose from the Pier Head. I would have walked to up to where St. Nicholas Church is, as that has bags of history and is a lovely building, from there to the Town Hall, where en route is the place where the Battle of the Atlantic was conducted, you can visit and everything is still there just locked in time, it is not far from the Cavern Area. From there it is an interesting walk up to the shopping area and eventually to Bold Street. As a Liverpudlian living abroad it was still lovely to see the all the various places, I was there 4 years ago. Loved all of it , thank you. Tra lad ……!!
Thank you so much for watching all the way through the video! It really means a lot and I'm so glad you enjoyed the walk! I hope you're looking forward to your real-life trip to Liverpool soon :)
Wonderful video! Visited Liverpool once each year from 1980 to '83. Incredible place with "incredible X 2" people. Saw the Reds play at their old park; introduced to Bob Wooler (RIP) who took me around one night to see some live bands; dined in and enjoyed the views from within the rotating restaurant; enjoyed the best apple pie given to me by an elderly man and wife who owned a bakery in city centre; allowed by the owner (Mr. Jones) into McCartney's home on Forthlin Rd; etc, etc. So much has changed, yet so much remains. So many street names remembered; and the religious institutions. Would love to see a similar video walk from Tithebarn St. (roughly from where the old Bradford Hotel was) out to Walton, Speke, Aigburth (Sefton Park), etc, etc.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - you certainly seem to have some very strong memories of Liverpool from your yearly visits back in the '80s, though as you mention there are certainly many wonderful things about the city that leave a strong impression :) And thank you very much for your suggestion for another walk in Liverpool, I'll put that on my list for the next time I'm in the area!
You'll have a wonderful time! Liverpool really is one of England's most spectacular cities, with so much to do that you won't even be able to squeeze it all into one trip, let alone a 1-hour walk like this :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Loved the video I must return you showed me there is a Lot I haven't seen thankyou for a lovely reminder of when I last went in 2017 before I lost my husband in 2018
Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video - there's so much to see in Liverpool that even this hour-long walk just scratches the surface, so there's even more waiting when you visit Merseyside once again :)
Great walk, thanks. I'd highly recommend The Beatles Story and The Magical Mystery Tour (which takes you to The Beatles childhood homes, Strawberry Field, Penny Lane etc). Both based at Albert Dock.
You were in Willamson Square when you pointed your camera up at St John's Beacon which was built as the ventilation shaft for the ar park underneath the centre
What a fantastic video, really well put together and full of interesting facts but enough space to just enjoy the scenery. I am an ex Liverpool Fire Brigade Fireman, I left the city in 1969 to work in Scotland "for a couple of years" but met a local girl and 52 years later the rest is history. As I get towards middle age (? :-)), I find myself getting more and more nostalgic for the city and Bootle where I was raised. We revisited the city in 2019 after getting a trip for my 70th and will be back, as we only scratched the surface. Once this Covid nonsense is properly sorted out, it'll be straight on a train and a stay at the Line Hotel in Lord Nelson Street. Keep safe and keep up the good work
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is a spectacular city and you're very lucky to have been born there - it's certainly a place to be proud of :) I'm sure you've had the most wonderful time in your 52 years in Scotland - but I hope you get the chance to pop down to Liverpool again to celebrate another birthday and take in more of the city's history - it really is a magnificent place! Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words!
I needed to time Travel to my boy hood day’s.Born in Liverpool I now live in Australia 🇦🇺Ny Uncle was a Draftsman No don’t put many sketches together to build the Docks. My Nan ran the Rydal St Pub Anfield stone throw from LFC thanks . As I’m now 60 and have never returned. I needed to see this🇦🇺👍
I'm so glad this video has helped you to see how Liverpool has changed over the years! It's a great city and you're very lucky to call it home - and I hope this walk brought back some nice memories :) Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comment!
Liverpool is a great city on a grand scale. Thanks!!! I do wish the city council would develop a world financial hub on the outskirt of the city with some of the tallest skyscrapers that rival Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Sydney, New York, Shanghai, Chicago, Vancouver, Melbourne and Toronto.
You're absolutely right! It's a majestic city and certainly deserves its place among the long list of great cities you've mentioned :) Just a few more skyscrapers would certainly make it a world-famous urban centre! Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
In North Liverpool on the docks We're gonna get loads of new office towers and apartments and everton football club will get the main attraction Bramley Moore stadium
Ha ha it was quite a long walk - I had a good sit down afterwards :) I'm sure you had a great time when you visited Liverpool back in '08 too - and thank you very much for watching the video, I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
Liverpool has been a place I would have loved to have visited at least once, alas, I doubt I will now unfortunately. This video is lovely but it's a shame about the weather on this day, and I would have loved a narration instead of a minimal text telling us about Liverpool's history and about the buildings. Thanks for posting anyway.
It is indeed a magnificent place! Without doubt one of the most spectacular in the country, and all that history makes it just that bit more riveting to visit :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
It really is! There are few places quite like Liverpool in this country, even in the world - so it's always worth visiting whenever you get the chance :) Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
Absolutely! Liverpool and Everton both deserve all the attention in the world for the role they've played over the history of the football league, and what they've brought to the city of Liverpool over the years! If you'd like, you can watch a walk across Stanley Park from Anfield to Goodison Park on my channel via this link too: th-cam.com/video/8uGgBYY_tZ4/w-d-xo.html Thank you so much for watching - I'm very glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you so much for filming this !! With COVID we can’t go very far lol but thank you for doing this. I loved all the information you gave us and also, the effort to walk around the city 😭 I bet your feet must be tired 🤍 thank you once again !
Ha ha after a big long walk like this I do have to put my feet up for a little while :) But it's always nice to get out and about in one of Britain's very best cities. Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
You're very lucky to call it your hometown! Liverpool is such a magnificent city and without doubt a point of pride for its people, with all that history and gorgeous architecture to be seen :) Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Ha ha absolutely it's quite the climb isn't it! A great place to get some bike training in though I'm sure :) Thanks for watching - I hope you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK I did, very much.... though one of those motion balancing things may be worthwhile investing in for future projects!!! :) I enjoyed seeing the way that the recent new builds have really come together and changed the city of huge gaps and dereliction I grew up with
@@anthonysiebenthaler682 Ha ha I will do! I'm still very much a beginner at making walking videos - I keep striving to make them as good as I can though :) You're absolutely right, the building of Liverpool ONE in particular has really breathed life into the city centre, and it works nicely along with Liverpool's great heritage!
Nice walk in Liverpool England. I enjoyed it. Have you ever walked in the tower of London. I've been there on vacation. It's another great historical place to visit. Can't wait to see more of your videos soon. I enjoy all of them. Greetings from Canada 😀
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the walk around Liverpool - it's a great city! I have been to the Tower of London before, though many years ago when I was younger :) Thank you very much for watching and commenting as always, and do stay tuned for more videos in the future!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear you're enjoying the videos :) On the dates - the day that I upload videos can range from just a few days to a couple of months after recording, so do bear that in mind when you're watching!
The newly recent Batman movie was filmed on top of the Liver buildings and st Georges hall (Gotham City) fast n furious & Harry Potter movies was also filmed in the Mersey Tunnels. I Took some great Pics off the top of a double decker bus of a Gotham City themed St Georges hall with all the actors in costume it was surreal.
I would have thought that it warranted more than just a walk past of the Beatles Statue ....Only the 4 most famous people to come from Liverpool...................
Hi there! I've done a bit of research and it turns out that the name change came in 2001, when the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board sold the building to a new developer after they had moved out already back in 1994 :) I hope that answers your question - and I hope you enjoyed the video too! Thank you for watching!
beautiful video has anyone thought about how the hell did they build these magnificant buildings back then with precision and yet nowadays they got no chance of building them at this quality
You have some inaccurate info on the sound track the only ferries which call at the landing stage are the famous Mersey ferries. that is with the exception of the summer only service to the Isle of Man which from next year will have it' s own dedicated berth in Trafalgar Dock, The Royal Liver Building has two faces one to the river and one facing the City the one facing the river plus the Liverbird above it is to welcome seamen back home the other are both facing the city, the Queensway Road tunnel does not run under Brunswick Street but under Dale Street ,Bold Street in days gone by was THE street to be seen shopping in as it was the street where all the toffs always did their shopping ,now it is just a bit of a dump full of bars HE
Sounds wonderful! It's a city to be very proud of - and there's a lot that's changed about Liverpool over the last 16 years - I wish you best of luck with the move :) And thank you very much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
In watching your Liverpool Walk, I saw that you mentioned several times the "Religious Buildings of the City", However, you, glaringly, neglected to mention the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, Liverpool's Roman Catholic cathedral, which is the seat of the Archbishop of Liverpool and Mother Church of the Archdiocis; which, considering that Catholics form the largest religious group in the city, at 27,4% of the population, is quite a "faux pas" !
@@LetsWalkUK I know my dad's side from Salford well I was born in Salford but can't be bothered talk about it sorry well I live Coventry since 2001. My mum and dad are are divorce 2004 so I don't want talk about it. I rather live Newcastle instead
Aqui em Petrópolis município do estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, conheço dois casais, que deixaram a cidade, para conhecer Liverpool, exclusivamente, para visitar o museu dos Beatles e o Cavern Club.Simplesmente foram diretos para Londres, sendo então,no dia seguinte, seguiram pela manhã bem cedo,com destino a Liverpool,de trem. Chegando a cidade de Liverpool, imediatamente, conseguiram um ônibus turístico ,com objetivo, em deslocarem-se até as residências dos Beatles, bem antes da fama,mas, com exceção da casa de Ringo, pois é,por ser muito distante ( distrito de Dimples), não haveria tempo suficiente de retornarem para Londres, isto é,no mesmo dia. Conheceram as casas de John, Paul e George, estiveram visitando o museu dos Beatles e o Cavern Club, em seguida, retornando as pressas para Londres. Sinceramente, pretendo conhecer primeiramente a Catedral, centro histórico de Liverpool, Merseyside,assim como pontos turísticos históricos da cidade, principalmente, sobre a imigração dos irlandeses, o desenvolvimento da cidade,o qual, Liverpool,prosperou com ajuda dos escravos, além do mais,o grande historiador J. A.Picton, destaca que ad novas estruturas expressavam uma elaborada influência grega ,com colunas ornamentais e telhados pontiagudos par que "tudo tivesse como modelo o Partenon. Por volta de 1800, Liverpool, tornara-se, a cidade mais rica ds England, e em toda Europa,perdia apenas para Lyon. Logicamente, penso firmemente em tomar conhecimento, sobre Liverpool, inclusive, passando 20 dias na cidade, justamente,com este objetivo, aliás faz parte da cultura, cuja a relação está relacionado com a crença , religiosidade e etc. Evidentemente, que os Beatles foram marcantes no cenário musical,sem sombra de dúvidas, fenomenais indiscutívelmente,mas, porém contundentemente, deixaria no final, para visitação dos lugares inesquecíveis dos Fab Four. Obviamente, para enriquecer a nossa cultura, torna-se indispensável, tomar ciência cultural,em todos os sentidos, ainda por cima, com dinheiro para investir em nossa sabedoria, afinal de contas, para degustar os prazeres da vida, sempre configura a necessidade de ter dinheiro, entretanto,deve-se saber investir e saber gastar, jamais com a mentalidade,de jogar dinheiro no ralo, como fizeram os dois casais brasileiros. S ignorância, não pode prevalecer pela alienação, pois é,fica bem claro que o IGNORANTISMO, está ligado ao sistema dos quem defendem a IGNORÂNCIA, sustentando que o SABER torna-se essencialmente prejudical a felicidade humana. Quanto ao vídeo merece meus aplausos em pé,com 10 , acima de tudo,com louvor, afirmativamente o melhor vídeo que testemunhei na vida, parabéns pela competência, profissionalismo, dinamismo e ressaltando a paciência de exibir com eficiência.
How about visiting Liverpool's FIRST BISHOP? Not many,if any in Liverpool know about him,or visit his grave,it's a crying shame,such a prominent figure in Liverools History,sadly now just about forgotten.
Just noticed that Liverpool has been stripped of its world heritage status and I'm not surprised. The waterfront has been utterly despoiled. In particular, the Museum of Liverpool building is a disgrace both in design and location. As being originally from London, I am so sorry that the destruction of my city has now been inflicted on others. Sorry
I know! It's such a shame to hear - but I'm certain people will still continue to flock to Liverpool, a great city in its own right :) Thank you very much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
it wasn't an award. and we didn't lose it. the unesco organisation stole our city centre's status as a world heritage site because we knocked down a building they liked.. but that building had been unused and in disrepair for years, and we have very little space in the city centre, and needed a place to build new student accommodations.
Why on earth have you missed out Paddys Wigwam...the Roman Catholic Cathedral..famous and iconic building in Liverpool....are you anti Roman Catholic ????????
I was born in Liverpool in 1942 and can remember the whole of this Video from a child , With The Area Bombed to Ruin and the shops that sprang back up in the 60s. The Trams and the whole Dock road and the Dockers Umberella. Well Done Great Memories .
Have you saw The Beatles at Cavern
Fascinating videos. Keep up good work!
Absolutely amazing video. I knew Liverpool in the 70s as a student, and it is so interesting to see how the city has evolved since, and how much of it has remained intact. To my mind Liverpool traditionally has been world renowned for seafaring, music, football, Shotokan, and not least its Scouser accent. Endless character to this city. So good of you to take as along this fantastic tour.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - it really is interesting to see how much Liverpool has changed over the years, the city centre really is worlds away from how it was back in the '70s :)
As you mention, the city is known for so much, and there's no wonder it's one of the most visited destinations in the UK, people from all around the world love coming to Merseyside!
Thank you so much for watching and for your very kind words - I'm really grateful to hear it!
Amazing city .Visited twice mainly to visit cavern. Next time will follow your footsteps
Thankyou so much
It is an amazing city indeed! The Cavern Quarter is great to walk around as I'm sure you know, but absolutely - if you get the chance there's so much to see in Liverpool :)
Thanks for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
i didnt realise that Liverpool was so huge. thank you for the great walk and commentary. I personally like it once its rained.. it makes everywhere look clean and fresh. look forward to your next video.
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Liverpool is a spectacular city with so much to see all over, and believe me - there's even more than I managed to squeeze into this one hour walk :)
Really enjoyed the walk around , the city of my fathers birth . One of Europe’s greatest cities & one of my favourite cities of all . Thank you for uploading the video . It was excellent .
Absolutely! Liverpool is without doubt one of Europe's greatest cities, and I absolutely love getting the chance to visit - there's just so much to discover :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
My hometown love my city
You're very lucky to call it home! Liverpool is a spectacular place and easily one of the best cities in the UK - I love visiting there :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Beautiful city
Absolutely - one of the best in all of England!
Best in the UK
Thank you for this lad. I'm from Bradford. I think that Liverpool is the greatest city in the world. We are coming to visit in three weeks.
You're welcome - I'm very glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Liverpool is definitely up there among the world's greatest cities - I hope you have a great time visiting in a couple of weeks' time :)
Thank you so much for watching!
I love to Liverpool 57 years ago it was so fabulous to see it I only remember the landmarks everything else is so Different. It was a great tour there’s lots of memories
What a brilliant video my wife and I always come to Liverpool when we go to blackpool we absolutely love the place going to book a holiday there soon and the people are so friendly take care stay safe 👍
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is such a wonderful city, and a great way to cap off a trip by the seaside in Blackpool too :) I hope you have a great time when you get the chance to return for a holiday!
I have my own story about Liverpool: I was six (1976 ) when I got my first vinil ( With the Beatles ) and then there was an fm station in my hometown Fortaleza Brazil which still has a program about The Beatles . I fell in love with the band and the folks who visited the Beatles . I visited Liverpool during the coronation and I’ll be back again . Claudia .Brazilian-American- Texan-Austinite
Without a shadow of a doubt, the best guided walk of Liverpool.
Ha ha thank you very much! That's really kind of you to say - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Liverpool really is a magnificent city, and full of spectacular history to learn about and discover :)
Do let me know if there's anywhere else you'd like to see on the channel - and thank you once again for your kind words and for watching!
Great video of Liverpool, thank you
You're welcome! And my thanks to you for watching and for your very kind words - Liverpool certainly is a great city to walk around :)
Wonderful walk! 🤗 You're so right, there's so much to see in Liverpool just by walking around! You covered lots and it was lovely to see so many of the sights and places I visited myself a year ago! Thank you so much for your brilliant walks, keep it up! 🙌😀
Thank you very much! It means so much to me that you enjoy these walks, and I'm really glad you enjoyed the Liverpool one: it's a great city and you can see so much in only an hour too :)
30 min. 30 secs. St. Luke church was bombed by the Nazi Luftwafe on 6 may 1941, a fraction only of what Liverpool suffered in the may blitz of 1941. Great reportage, Le´s walk ! BBC, eat your heart out !
Indeed - it's a fascinating little bit hidden away just a street away from the centre of this amazing city :)
Thank you for watching as always - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Beautiful video , what an amazing city
It really is an amazing city - one of the very best in the world, and one that I never tire of visiting time and time again :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Brilliant, thank you for the memories, saw Al Stuart at St George's Hall with Sammy Mitchell ( who joined with Long John Baldry in the 70's) Changed so much since the 60's and 70's when I worked there. Worked with Ravenseft Properties which built St. John's Precinct. :)
With Edinburgh my favourite city in the uk when i visited the UK in 2018 from New Zealand .amazing city .
Absolutely! Edinburgh certainly has a worldwide appeal, and Liverpool rightly does too! It's such a spectacular city and a place that you could spend days and days exploring - as I'm sure you did when you visited :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks you for a wonderful tour of my fav city which i am going to visit this year.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - I certainly enjoyed this walk around Liverpool, which is one of my favourite cities too! I hope you have a wonderful time when you visit this year :)
Brilliant tour loved Liverpool and proud to have been born there ,though I moved down south it will always be home for me ,and loved being a round when the Beatles were formed, great memories thank you
My favourite place such a beautiful interesting city will be back again very soon!! Always enjoy visiting Liverpool so much to see and do, visit every year whenever possible thank you for this video reminds me of what I've been missing during Covid but when restrictions lift I will be back 😊👍
Thank you so much! I must agree with you that Liverpool is such a beautiful city and without doubt one of the most fascinating in the country, I love visiting whenever I can especially to see what's changed in a constantly-evolving city :)
Thank you very much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you enjoy your return to Liverpool when it comes!
Thanks for the perfunctory mention to Everton FC - the senior football club in the city.
Many thanks for sharing this video with us. This city is really fantastic ! Hi from the Caucasus !
Thank you for this video.
I went Liverpool 2011 and 2012 to visited my daughter and my son in law as student at university.
I'm from Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia.
You're welcome! And thank you very much for watching - Liverpool is a grand city and a great place to study at university - I'm sure the young'uns had a great time there, and I'm sure your visits were good fun too :)
That was a helluva walk and an absolutely fantastic video! You do some amazing stuff - all the places I would like to see when I'm back in the city. I once walked from Waterloo station in Crosby down the Dock road to take in the sights and finished, abolutely knackered, with an all-day breakfast in Williamson Square. There are some really interesting old buildings down the Dock Road and in the side streets. Check out the Vulcan Recording studios as well. And the German Church on Canning Street - although I am sure it used to be the Scandinavian Seamen's Church. Anyway, the different religious buildings reflect the historical ethnic communities in Liverpool.
Thank you so much for those kind words - Liverpool is an absolutely incredible city, and always a delight to walk around! As you say there's so much to see on the outskirts of the city centre as well, and I've got some videos coming up over the next few months showing just that: :)
Thank you for watching, I'm really glad to hear you liked the video - and stay tuned for more!
Thank you so much for this. I'm Spanish, I love Liverpool so much. With covid I can't travel there (I usually go once a year at least) so this walk feels great. Cheers mate
Thank you so much for watching! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is an incredible place and I'm sorry you can't make it over at the moment, but hopefully you'll get the chance to be back on Merseyside sooner rather than later :)
Thanks alot for this video. Im launching my tour to liverpool frm singapore after this pandemic 👍😎🇸🇬
You're welcome! Best of luck with the project in the future - Liverpool is certainly an amazing place with so much to showcase to visitors from all around the world :)
Thank you so much for watching! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video!
Great cit born in Liverpool had some great times in Liverpool working drinking fantastic love Liverpool
Thanks for these I'm trying to figure out where to go to uni and these videos have helped me feel the vibe of the Cities. Liverpool is so popular with people in Northern Ireland and I quite like the look of it.
No worries! I'm really glad to hear that these videos have been helping you out - you'll certainly love Liverpool, it's one of the great university cities in the country :)
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Great video well done. Have been to Anfield loads but don't get to see the lovely city. Many thanks for your hard work and great editing and subtitles
Thank you so much for your kind comment! Liverpool is one of the greatest cities on Earth, so I'm glad that this video helped you get a taste for the city you might have missed a few times on the way to the football :)
Thank you for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK My pleasure you do a hell of a great job
I enjoying this walk so much! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is an incredible city indeed :)
Fantastic city
It really is - one of the best in the world!
Thank you for watching, I hope you enjoyed the video :)
Thank you that was great you must be knackered! It's changed a bit since I left in 1975, now I'm really looking forward to a visit, cheers!
Ta, great stuff. My place of birth. What a wonderful walk down memory lane and seeing all the new. Can't beat it. I've been away for many years and still recognized loads. Cool. Well done.
Thoroughly enjoyed this vid 👌🙂
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is a truly wonderful place :)
at 29.33 The toy shop forbidden planet is still there, love the quick walk in China Town too, thank you so much for the video, high number of viewings too!!
Ha ha I'm glad to hear it! As much as Liverpool changes, it's always nice when some things stay the same :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
So many memories in this beautiful city!
It really is a beautiful city! And with so much to do and so much life and energy around every corner, I'm sure you have some wonderful memories from Liverpool :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed this video!
@@LetsWalkUK From Albert Dock to the radio tower, Lime Street Station to St. Luke's church, it is one of the best cities in the world!
This is brill. I am from Vancouer B.C.Canada and my mom is from there and I miss it so much
liverpool reminds me of gotham city somehow, what a fascinating architecture!
Ha ha very much so - and especially when Batman himself is wandering the streets of Merseyside, it very much has that Gotham feel!
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed this video :)
The new Batman movie was filmed in Liverpool
I was a little disappointed with the route you chose from the Pier Head. I would have walked to up to where St. Nicholas Church is, as that has bags of history and is a lovely building, from there to the Town Hall, where en route is the place where the Battle of the Atlantic was conducted, you can visit and everything is still there just locked in time, it is not far from the Cavern Area. From there it is an interesting walk up to the shopping area and eventually to Bold Street.
As a Liverpudlian living abroad it was still lovely to see the all the various places, I was there 4 years ago. Loved all of it , thank you. Tra lad ……!!
Lovely walk Liverpool. Thanks to share it with us. By the way i joined all video.
Definitely going to my bucket "travel 2021" list forward :)
Thank you so much for watching all the way through the video! It really means a lot and I'm so glad you enjoyed the walk!
I hope you're looking forward to your real-life trip to Liverpool soon :)
Wonderful video! Visited Liverpool once each year from 1980 to '83. Incredible place with "incredible X 2" people. Saw the Reds play at their old park; introduced to Bob Wooler (RIP) who took me around one night to see some live bands; dined in and enjoyed the views from within the rotating restaurant; enjoyed the best apple pie given to me by an elderly man and wife who owned a bakery in city centre; allowed by the owner (Mr. Jones) into McCartney's home on Forthlin Rd; etc, etc. So much has changed, yet so much remains. So many street names remembered; and the religious institutions. Would love to see a similar video walk from Tithebarn St. (roughly from where the old Bradford Hotel was) out to Walton, Speke, Aigburth (Sefton Park), etc, etc.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - you certainly seem to have some very strong memories of Liverpool from your yearly visits back in the '80s, though as you mention there are certainly many wonderful things about the city that leave a strong impression :)
And thank you very much for your suggestion for another walk in Liverpool, I'll put that on my list for the next time I'm in the area!
Beautiful Liverpool I hve to visit one day
Beautiful city.... hope to visit soon. .
You'll have a wonderful time! Liverpool really is one of England's most spectacular cities, with so much to do that you won't even be able to squeeze it all into one trip, let alone a 1-hour walk like this :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
hope you visited
Million thanks...Very good clip
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video :)
Loved the video I must return you showed me there is a
Lot I haven't seen thankyou for a lovely reminder of when I last went in 2017 before I lost my husband in 2018
Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed the video - there's so much to see in Liverpool that even this hour-long walk just scratches the surface, so there's even more waiting when you visit Merseyside once again :)
Great walk, thanks. I'd highly recommend The Beatles Story and The Magical Mystery Tour (which takes you to The Beatles childhood homes, Strawberry Field, Penny Lane etc). Both based at Albert Dock.
You were in Willamson Square when you pointed your camera up at St John's Beacon which was built as the ventilation shaft for the ar park underneath the centre
What a fantastic video, really well put together and full of interesting facts but enough space to just enjoy the scenery. I am an ex Liverpool Fire Brigade Fireman, I left the city in 1969 to work in Scotland "for a couple of years" but met a local girl and 52 years later the rest is history. As I get towards middle age (? :-)), I find myself getting more and more nostalgic for the city and Bootle where I was raised. We revisited the city in 2019 after getting a trip for my 70th and will be back, as we only scratched the surface. Once this Covid nonsense is properly sorted out, it'll be straight on a train and a stay at the Line Hotel in Lord Nelson Street. Keep safe and keep up the good work
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is a spectacular city and you're very lucky to have been born there - it's certainly a place to be proud of :) I'm sure you've had the most wonderful time in your 52 years in Scotland - but I hope you get the chance to pop down to Liverpool again to celebrate another birthday and take in more of the city's history - it really is a magnificent place!
Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words!
Amazing tour, thanks for sharing
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - Liverpool is an absolutely amazing city too!
That was an enjoyable walk, thank you.
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Great Tour Virtual:) Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video :)
@@LetsWalkUK I started a channel, if interested I will post videos in 360 here in Québec
I needed to time Travel to my boy hood day’s.Born in Liverpool I now live in Australia 🇦🇺Ny Uncle was a Draftsman No don’t put many sketches together to build the Docks. My Nan ran the Rydal St Pub Anfield stone throw from LFC thanks . As I’m now 60 and have never returned. I needed to see this🇦🇺👍
I'm so glad this video has helped you to see how Liverpool has changed over the years! It's a great city and you're very lucky to call it home - and I hope this walk brought back some nice memories :)
Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comment!
Liverpool is a great city on a grand scale. Thanks!!! I do wish the city council would develop a world financial hub on the outskirt of the city with some of the tallest skyscrapers that rival Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Sydney, New York, Shanghai, Chicago, Vancouver, Melbourne and Toronto.
You're absolutely right! It's a majestic city and certainly deserves its place among the long list of great cities you've mentioned :) Just a few more skyscrapers would certainly make it a world-famous urban centre!
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
In North Liverpool on the docks
We're gonna get loads of new office towers and apartments and everton football club will get the main attraction
Bramley Moore stadium
Peel Holdings have spectacular plans for both Liverpool and Wirral waterfronts.
Great vlog, although I know the place like the back of my hand ( I live here ).its nice to see it on TH-cam 👍👍👍
Nice walk and lovely place, visited here in 2008 with my mum you went quite far didn't you - well done!! 😀
Ha ha it was quite a long walk - I had a good sit down afterwards :) I'm sure you had a great time when you visited Liverpool back in '08 too - and thank you very much for watching the video, I'm really glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful!
Liverpool has been a place I would have loved to have visited at least once, alas, I doubt I will now unfortunately. This video is lovely but it's a shame about the weather on this day, and I would have loved a narration instead of a minimal text telling us about Liverpool's history and about the buildings. Thanks for posting anyway.
What a Grand city. Had no idea it was so magnificent. Europeans really know how to build cities, lemme tell you.
It is indeed a magnificent place! Without doubt one of the most spectacular in the country, and all that history makes it just that bit more riveting to visit :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Amazing city and would love to visit again
It really is! There are few places quite like Liverpool in this country, even in the world - so it's always worth visiting whenever you get the chance :)
Thank you so much for watching - I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
me too NR i have plans to return
Just watched this a second time. i need to visit Liverpool
Thank you for loving my city, just to remind you, however, that Liverpool has 2 football teams!
Absolutely! Liverpool and Everton both deserve all the attention in the world for the role they've played over the history of the football league, and what they've brought to the city of Liverpool over the years!
If you'd like, you can watch a walk across Stanley Park from Anfield to Goodison Park on my channel via this link too: th-cam.com/video/8uGgBYY_tZ4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much for watching - I'm very glad you enjoyed the video!
You are quite right. Liverpool and Liverpool Reserves
what time of day did you film. Lived in bootle in the 70s. Moved to America and not been back. Thanks for the walk.
I wish all the creators and viewers of this channel a Happy New Year! I sincerely wish you all great success in everything in 2022!!
Thank you so much for filming this !! With COVID we can’t go very far lol but thank you for doing this. I loved all the information you gave us and also, the effort to walk around the city 😭 I bet your feet must be tired 🤍 thank you once again !
Ha ha after a big long walk like this I do have to put my feet up for a little while :) But it's always nice to get out and about in one of Britain's very best cities.
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
My hometown
You're very lucky to call it your hometown! Liverpool is such a magnificent city and without doubt a point of pride for its people, with all that history and gorgeous architecture to be seen :)
Thank you so much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
That fellow going up Duke St on his bike must be super-fit!
Ha ha absolutely it's quite the climb isn't it! A great place to get some bike training in though I'm sure :)
Thanks for watching - I hope you enjoyed the video!
@@LetsWalkUK I did, very much.... though one of those motion balancing things may be worthwhile investing in for future projects!!! :)
I enjoyed seeing the way that the recent new builds have really come together and changed the city of huge gaps and dereliction I grew up with
@@anthonysiebenthaler682 Ha ha I will do! I'm still very much a beginner at making walking videos - I keep striving to make them as good as I can though :)
You're absolutely right, the building of Liverpool ONE in particular has really breathed life into the city centre, and it works nicely along with Liverpool's great heritage!
Nice walk in Liverpool England. I enjoyed it. Have you ever walked in the tower of London. I've been there on vacation. It's another great historical place to visit. Can't wait to see more of your videos soon. I enjoy all of them. Greetings from Canada 😀
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the walk around Liverpool - it's a great city! I have been to the Tower of London before, though many years ago when I was younger :)
Thank you very much for watching and commenting as always, and do stay tuned for more videos in the future!
Great vid, thankyou! Can I just point out though, that it's Water Street not Water Lane 😊
Very nice videos. Are the dates accurate when they were recorded?
Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear you're enjoying the videos :)
On the dates - the day that I upload videos can range from just a few days to a couple of months after recording, so do bear that in mind when you're watching!
Thanks very much. Is it possible to include the dates when they were recorded please? Wonderful videos.
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Thank you so much!
amazing like your vidio, from Indonesia - Surabaya city.
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Indonesia is a great country too - I hope to visit one day :)
The newly recent Batman movie was filmed on top of the Liver buildings and st Georges hall (Gotham City) fast n furious & Harry Potter movies was also filmed in the Mersey Tunnels. I Took some great Pics off the top of a double decker bus of a Gotham City themed St Georges hall with all the actors in costume it was surreal.
I would have thought that it warranted more than just a walk past of the Beatles Statue ....Only the 4 most famous people to come from Liverpool...................
Just as a matter of interest does anyone know when the “Mersey Docks and Harbour Board “ building became The Port of Liverpool building
Hi there! I've done a bit of research and it turns out that the name change came in 2001, when the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board sold the building to a new developer after they had moved out already back in 1994 :)
I hope that answers your question - and I hope you enjoyed the video too! Thank you for watching!
beautiful video has anyone thought about how the hell did they build these magnificant buildings back then with precision and yet nowadays they got no chance of building them at this quality
Time and money, sadly.
You have some inaccurate info on the sound track the only ferries which call at the landing stage are the famous Mersey ferries. that is with the exception of the summer only service to the Isle of Man which from next year will have it' s own dedicated berth in Trafalgar Dock, The Royal Liver Building has two faces one to the river and one facing the City the one facing the river plus the Liverbird above it is to welcome seamen back home the other are both facing the city, the Queensway Road tunnel does not run under Brunswick Street but under Dale Street ,Bold Street in days gone by was THE street to be seen shopping in as it was the street where all the toffs always did their shopping ,now it is just a bit of a dump full of bars
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I am moving back home to Liverpool after 16 years living in London
Sounds wonderful! It's a city to be very proud of - and there's a lot that's changed about Liverpool over the last 16 years - I wish you best of luck with the move :)
And thank you very much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
Good choice
You are now walking along Church Street the main shopping district before Liverpool one was opened
In watching your Liverpool Walk, I saw that you mentioned several times the "Religious Buildings of the City", However, you, glaringly, neglected to mention the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, Liverpool's Roman Catholic cathedral, which is the seat of the Archbishop of Liverpool and Mother Church of the Archdiocis; which, considering that Catholics form the largest religious group in the city, at 27,4% of the population, is quite a "faux pas" !
Not sure that was Clayton Sq at the bottom of BoldSt
Moorfields station is a long way away from where you implied it was
Can you do Newcastle upon Tyne next
Absolutely! It's an amazing city as I'm sure you know well - I'm really looking forward to visiting and making a video there :)
@@LetsWalkUK It's beautiful city as my mum's side family both from Newcastle 😍
@@WOLF-ZONE23 Lovely! You're very lucky to have a Geordie heritage :)
@@LetsWalkUK I know my dad's side from Salford well I was born in Salford but can't be bothered talk about it sorry well I live Coventry since 2001. My mum and dad are are divorce 2004 so I don't want talk about it. I rather live Newcastle instead
@@WOLF-ZONE23 Well I'll make sure to make that Newcastle video for you - I hope you look forward to it :)
The place looks deserted, it must have been on a Sunday, usually much more busier than this.
"Ladmob" and "Girl in Paradise" have done recent walking tours in Liverpool 2 great TH-cam channels
St George's Hall used to contain all the criminal courts for many years before the QE2 court building was opened at Derby Square
Yesterday.. all my trouble seems so far away
Is there not another team in Liverpool, ???
extremely informative. shame about the weather!
Thank you so much! I don't mind a cloudy day, but you're right - Liverpool is even more beautiful on a sunny summer's day :)
Aqui em Petrópolis município do estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, conheço dois casais, que deixaram a cidade, para conhecer Liverpool, exclusivamente, para visitar o museu dos Beatles e o Cavern Club.Simplesmente foram diretos para Londres, sendo então,no dia seguinte, seguiram pela manhã bem cedo,com destino a Liverpool,de trem. Chegando a cidade de Liverpool, imediatamente, conseguiram um ônibus turístico ,com objetivo, em deslocarem-se até as residências dos Beatles, bem antes da fama,mas, com exceção da casa de Ringo, pois é,por ser muito distante ( distrito de Dimples), não haveria tempo suficiente de retornarem para Londres, isto é,no mesmo dia. Conheceram as casas de John, Paul e George, estiveram visitando o museu dos Beatles e o Cavern Club, em seguida, retornando as pressas para Londres. Sinceramente, pretendo conhecer primeiramente a Catedral, centro histórico de Liverpool, Merseyside,assim como pontos turísticos históricos da cidade, principalmente, sobre a imigração dos irlandeses, o desenvolvimento da cidade,o qual, Liverpool,prosperou com ajuda dos escravos, além do mais,o grande historiador J. A.Picton, destaca que ad novas estruturas expressavam uma elaborada influência grega ,com colunas ornamentais e telhados pontiagudos par que "tudo tivesse como modelo o Partenon.
Por volta de 1800, Liverpool, tornara-se, a cidade mais rica ds England, e em toda Europa,perdia apenas para Lyon. Logicamente, penso firmemente em tomar conhecimento, sobre Liverpool, inclusive, passando 20 dias na cidade, justamente,com este objetivo, aliás faz parte da cultura, cuja a relação está relacionado com a crença , religiosidade e etc.
Evidentemente, que os Beatles foram marcantes no cenário musical,sem sombra de dúvidas, fenomenais indiscutívelmente,mas, porém contundentemente, deixaria no final, para visitação dos lugares inesquecíveis dos Fab Four. Obviamente, para enriquecer a nossa cultura, torna-se indispensável, tomar ciência cultural,em todos os sentidos, ainda por cima, com dinheiro para investir em nossa sabedoria, afinal de contas, para degustar os prazeres da vida, sempre configura a necessidade de ter dinheiro, entretanto,deve-se saber investir e saber gastar, jamais com a mentalidade,de jogar dinheiro no ralo, como fizeram os dois casais brasileiros.
S ignorância, não pode prevalecer pela alienação, pois é,fica bem claro que o IGNORANTISMO, está ligado ao sistema dos quem defendem a IGNORÂNCIA, sustentando que o SABER torna-se essencialmente prejudical a felicidade humana.
Quanto ao vídeo merece meus aplausos em pé,com 10 , acima de tudo,com louvor, afirmativamente o melhor vídeo que testemunhei na vida, parabéns pela competência, profissionalismo, dinamismo e ressaltando a paciência de exibir com eficiência.
How about visiting Liverpool's FIRST BISHOP? Not many,if any in Liverpool know about him,or visit his grave,it's a crying shame,such a prominent figure in Liverools History,sadly now just about forgotten.
It is Queen Square Not Queens Square bus station
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actually this video was took on a very light day people wise..
The so called canopy incorrectly known as the train shed
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Just noticed that Liverpool has been stripped of its world heritage status and I'm not surprised. The waterfront has been utterly despoiled. In particular, the Museum of Liverpool building is a disgrace both in design and location. As being originally from London, I am so sorry that the destruction of my city has now been inflicted on others. Sorry
Liverpool lost the World Heritage award
I know! It's such a shame to hear - but I'm certain people will still continue to flock to Liverpool, a great city in its own right :)
Thank you very much for watching - I really hope you enjoyed the video!
it wasn't an award. and we didn't lose it. the unesco organisation stole our city centre's status as a world heritage site because we knocked down a building they liked.. but that building had been unused and in disrepair for years, and we have very little space in the city centre, and needed a place to build new student accommodations.
Why on earth have you missed out Paddys Wigwam...the Roman Catholic Cathedral..famous and iconic building in Liverpool....are you anti Roman Catholic ????????
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