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Mingle in rambunctious bars and make musical pilgrimages in Liverpool

Once one of the great industrial powerhouses of England, Liverpool now hums to a different tune. The Cavern District echoes with the swinging 60s hits of The Beatles, coaxing jive sessions and long evenings of boogying out of anyone who passes its way. The old harbours of Albert Dock are steeped in maritime history, offering a glimpse of the great trading behemoth that Liverpool was back in the 18th century. Then comes Chinatown, with its twirling dragon processions and sizzling Canton cookhouses, or the hip and happening Ropewalks, packed to the brim with chichi cocktail joints and vintage shopping boutiques.

Why book Liverpool holiday rentals with ebookers?

You'll be able to adapt to the more relaxed pace of life in the North if you opt to book Liverpool holiday rentals over a conventional hotel stay. You'll have no breakfast or dinner eating schedules to keep to, and all the added benefits of private lounge spaces and self-catering kitchens. That means you can whip up your full English fry-ups at whatever time you choose, and flit back to recline on your sofa between bouts of sightseeing along the quays of Albert Dock or shopping on the Ropewalks. Another bonus of bagging holiday apartments in Liverpool is the off-beat neighbourhoods that come onto the menu, whether that means a stay between the kitchens of Chinatown or a jaunt to the Georgian quarter of Canning.

Top things to do in Liverpool

There's really nowhere better to feel the beating pulse of Liverpool than in the wild Cavern District after dark. There, the rhythms of rock ‘n’ roll bounce between the redbrick walls, and neon-lit clubs thrum to the twangs of classic ballads. It's also the place to go to trace the history of a certain band called The Beatles. History lovers might prefer to book their Liverpool holiday apartments close to the UNESCO-attested Albert Dock, where the Merseyside Maritime Museum unravels tales of the Titanic, and 18th-century depots still loom above the waters. This is also your chance to join the roaring crowds of England's legendary football fans, even if you'll need to choose between cheering on Everton or Liverpool FC.

Getting around in Liverpool

With all the things to do in Liverpool spread out between various districts in the town, it helps that there's a good bus network connecting most of the main areas. You'll find the busiest interchanges at the Liverpool ONE Bus Station and on Queen Square. That said, black cabs are ubiquitous in the city centre, and offer affordable rate for getting from attraction to attraction. If you're looking at booking holiday rentals in Liverpool that are on the outskirts of the city, or fancy venturing further afield to the Mersey coast or North Wales, it might be worth considering hiring a car while you’re here.