Activities
Discover Liverpool
Liverpool is a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant waterfront, and dynamic arts scene. Famous for its maritime history and musical legacy, it has evolved into a modern, cosmopolitan hub while retaining its distinctive character. The city is home to Liverpool John Moores University, the host of this year’s conference, recognised for its innovative research and deep community ties. With a unique blend of history, music, sports, and cultural attractions, Liverpool provides plenty of opportunities for conference attendees to explore and enjoy.
From the lively atmosphere along the River Mersey to the historic architecture and world-class museums, there is something for everyone. Whether you're a fan of The Beatles, a football enthusiast, or a lover of art and history, the city promises a memorable experience.
Looking to explore some of Liverpool's iconic spots outside the conference? Here are five top attractions worth visiting:
Royal Albert Dock
Wander through this vibrant waterfront, where you’ll find eclectic shops, waterside restaurants, and cultural attractions like the Merseyside Maritime Museum.
The Beatles Story
Dive into the history of the world-famous band at this interactive museum, featuring immersive exhibits and memorabilia from The Beatles' iconic journey.
Liverpool Cathedral
Marvel at the grandeur of the UK's largest cathedral, offering stunning Gothic Revival architecture and breathtaking panoramic views from the tower.
Museum of Liverpool
Explore the city’s rich history, from its industrial past to pop culture, at this engaging museum located on the waterfront.
Anfield Stadium
Get a taste of football history and passion on a guided tour of Liverpool FC's iconic stadium, including the museum and the famous Kop stand.
Outdoor Activities and Tours
Liverpool's vibrant waterfront and lush parks offer plenty of options for outdoor activities and exploration. The River Mersey promenade is perfect for a leisurely walk, jog, or bike ride, with stunning views of the iconic city skyline. Take a ferry across the Mersey for a unique perspective of the city’s historic waterfront.
The city’s parks, such as Sefton Park with its picturesque lake and palm house, or Calderstones Park with its ancient oak tree, provide beautiful green spaces for relaxation. For a more active outing, head to Otterspool Park for riverside trails.
Guided tours cater to various interests: discover the city's street art on a walking tour, follow the Beatles’ footsteps to iconic locations, or dive into Liverpool's history on a heritage tour.
For further information on outdoor activities, tours, and attractions, visit the VisitLiverpool Tourist Information Centre at the Royal Albert Dock. The centre provides maps, guides, and helpful advice to ensure you make the most of your stay in the city.
Liverpool offers an array of experiences to enhance your conference visit, from cultural tours to natural escapes.
