1. Check Out Tate Liverpool
Love art? Swing by Tate Liverpool at the Albert Dock. The permanent collection is free, and it's packed with cool contemporary pieces.
2. Stroll Along the Liverpool Waterfront
Take a walk along the beautiful Liverpool Waterfront. Enjoy stunning views of the Mersey River and the iconic Three Graces buildings.
3. Visit Liverpool Cathedral
This massive cathedral is a must-see. It's the largest in the UK, and entry is free. The architecture is amazing, and the views from the tower are epic (tower access may cost a little).
4. Wander Around the Walker Art Gallery
Check out some fine art at the Walker Art Gallery. With a top-notch collection and free admission, it's a perfect spot for art lovers.
5. Explore the World Museum
From dinosaurs to space, the World Museum has it all. Plus, it's free to enter, and the planetarium shows are pretty cool too.
6. Chill Out in Sefton Park
Sefton Park is great for a chill day out. With beautiful landscapes, the Palm House, and the Peter Pan statue, it's a perfect spot for a picnic.
7. Check Out the Open Eye Gallery
Into photography? The Open Eye Gallery is one of the UK's oldest photography galleries and it's free to visit.
8. Visit St. George's Hall
St. George's Hall is a stunning building with free exhibitions inside. It's a great way to learn about Liverpool's rich history.
9. Walk the Beatles' Story in the Cavern Quarter
You can wander around the Cavern Quarter for free and soak in all the Beatles history. It's full of cool street art and shops.
10. Stop by the Museum of Liverpool
This museum is all about the city's history. It's super interactive and fun for all ages, and yep, it's free!
11. Explore The Bluecoat
The Bluecoat is Liverpool's oldest building and a hub for arts and culture. There are always free exhibitions and events happening.
12. Relax at Liverpool Central Library
This library is not only beautiful but also has a fantastic rooftop terrace. It's a great place to unwind with a book or take in the views.
13. Visit the International Slavery Museum
Part of the Maritime Museum, this place offers a powerful look at the history and impact of the transatlantic slave trade.
14. Check Out the Merseyside Maritime Museum
Dive into Liverpool's maritime history at this museum. The Titanic exhibits are a highlight, and it's all free!
15. Pop into the Metropolitan Cathedral
Known for its unique architecture, the Metropolitan Cathedral is worth a visit. The stained glass windows are gorgeous!
16. Explore Bold Street
Bold Street is full of independent shops, cafes, and street art. It's a great place to stroll and soak up the local vibe.
17. Wander Around the Georgian Quarter
Take a walk through the Georgian Quarter to see beautiful architecture and soak up some history.
18. Hang Out in Princes Park
Princes Park is another lovely green space in the city. Perfect for a relaxed walk or a game of football with friends.
19. Discover Liverpool's Street Art
Liverpool has an amazing street art scene. Just wander around and you'll find colourful murals and graffiti all over the place.
20. See the Chinese Arch
Check out Europe's largest Chinese arch in Liverpool's Chinatown. It's a beautiful piece of architecture.
21. Check Out the Liverpool Biennial
If you're in town during the Liverpool Biennial, don't miss the contemporary art installations and exhibitions all over the city.
22. Visit the Victoria Gallery & Museum
Part of the University of Liverpool, this museum has a cool mix of art and artefacts.
23. Catch a Free Event at FACT
FACT often hosts free exhibitions and film screenings. It's a great spot for art and tech lovers.
24. Walk Along Penny Lane
Beatles fans, this one's for you! Take a walk along Penny Lane and see the places mentioned in the song.
25. Explore Liverpool’s Docks
The docks are steeped in history. Walk around and learn about Liverpool's maritime past.
26. Visit the Pier Head
Home to the famous Liver Birds, the Pier Head offers stunning views of the waterfront. It's a great place to hang out.
27. Take in the Baltic Triangle
This area is packed with street art, indie businesses, and a cool vibe. Perfect for exploring on foot.
28. Check Out the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Even if you don't catch a performance, the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall's architecture is worth a look. Sometimes they have free rehearsals too!
29. Wander the Cavern Quarter
The area around the Cavern Club is full of Beatles history and a lively atmosphere. It's free to explore and soak it all in.
30. Explore the Ropewalks Area
Known for its trendy spots, the Ropewalks area is great for a casual walk and people-watching.
31. Visit the Bombed Out Church
St. Luke's Church, known as the Bombed Out Church, is an iconic spot often hosting free events and exhibitions.
32. Check Out Sefton Park Palm House
The Palm House in Sefton Park is a beautiful spot, often hosting free events. It's worth a visit!
33. Explore the Williamson Tunnels Area
While the actual tunnels may require a fee, the area around them has free exhibits and lots of history to explore.
34. Enjoy the Views at Everton Park
Everton Park offers some of the best views of Liverpool's skyline. It's a great spot for photos!
35. Snap a Pic with the Beatles Statues
Head to the Pier Head for a photo op with the Beatles Statues. It's a must-see for any fan.
36. Wander Around Lark Lane
Lark Lane is packed with quirky shops, cafes, and bars. It's a fun place to explore and relax.
37. Visit the Lady Lever Art Gallery
Located in Port Sunlight, just outside Liverpool, this gallery has a great collection of art and it's free!
38. Celebrate at the Liverpool Irish Festival
The Liverpool Irish Festival features free events celebrating Irish culture, music, and art.
39. Check Out the Williamson Art Gallery & Museum
A short trip to Birkenhead, the Williamson Art Gallery offers a great collection of art and it's free to enter.
40. Enjoy the Liverpool Biennial
During this contemporary art festival, you'll find free exhibitions and installations throughout the city.
41. Walk Along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal
Take a peaceful walk along the canal and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
42. Explore the Garstang Museum of Archaeology
Located at the University of Liverpool, this museum has a fascinating collection of archaeological finds.
43. Catch the Liverpool Comedy Festival
Check out free comedy shows and events during the Liverpool Comedy Festival. Laughter guaranteed!
44. Visit Sudley House
This Victorian mansion offers a glimpse into the past with its art collection and historical furnishings.
45. Relax in Stanley Park
Stanley Park has beautiful gardens, a lake, and views of Anfield and Goodison Park stadiums.
46. Explore the Albert Dock
The Albert Dock is full of free attractions, including museums, shops, and beautiful views.
47. Pop into the Victoria Gallery & Museum
Another great spot at the University of Liverpool, offering a mix of art and history.
48. Join Open Culture Events
Open Culture hosts a variety of free events throughout the year, from art exhibits to performances.
49. Check Out Liverpool's Nightlife
While not everything is free, exploring the city's nightlife is a blast. Look out for free live music and street performers.
50. Soak in the Views at Crosby Beach
A short trip from the city, Crosby Beach is home to Antony Gormley's "Another Place" sculptures. It's a beautiful, peaceful spot to visit.
