Liverpool and Manchester
Manchester is frequently the first stop for many travellers wishing to see northern England, Scotland, or Wales, thanks to its international airport. Castlefield is well-known for its well-preserved Victorian mansions, canals, and Roman ruins, as well as the many ancient warehouses that have been converted into trendy stores, hotels, and restaurants.Manchester Cathedral and the old Town Hall are two more must-sees in the city. There is also a vibrant cultural scene, which includes museums (Museum of Science and Industry), galleries (Manchester Art Gallery), and entertainment venues (Chinatown).
Liverpool, which is only an hour away by train, has plenty of cultural attractions of its own, not least because of its link with the Beatles. Music aficionados come here to see "Fab Four"-related attractions including The Beatles Story in the rebuilt Albert Docks neighborhood. The famed Cavern Club, where the band made its debut in 1961, as well as the former houses of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, are well worth seeing. There are also numerous walking tours and van tours of Beatles places available. Other reasons to visit Liverpool include its numerous historic buildings, beautiful gardens, and parks, as well as fantastic museums such as the Merseyside Maritime Museum, the Museum of Liverpool, and world-class art galleries such as the Walker Art Gallery and the Tate Gallery.
- Recommended hotels: The Baltic Hotel - $260 per night & Clayton Hotel Manchester City Centre - $200 per night
- Timings: NA
- Location: Manchester, UK & Liverpool, UK
