Liverpool Lime Street Station
Main-line terminus in the city centre, with an underground Merseyrail Wirral line station below.
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Places worth your time in Lime Street & the Knowledge Quarter
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Main-line terminus in the city centre, with an underground Merseyrail Wirral line station below.
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Hotel opened in 1871 opposite the station; the upper floors are now a Radisson RED hotel, according to Wikipedia.
University of Liverpool museum and gallery in the red-brick Victoria Building, designed by Alfred Waterhouse in 1892.
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Excavations in Edge Hill thought to date from 1810 to 1840 under Joseph Williamson; their purpose is still unclear.
University of Liverpool square named after General Sir Ralph Abercromby, with gardens in the centre.
University museum and research centre whose collections include objects from Egypt, Sudan and the Near East.
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Former Presbyterian church on Rodney Street, a Grade II* listed building.
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Grade II listed 20th-century building, purpose-built as the flagship store of the Lewis's department store chain.
Grade II listed building on Renshaw Street, now the site of a hotel, a hall and a food hall.
One of the oldest railway stations in the world; the first station out of Lime Street.
Mid-19th-century public park, originally a private botanic garden, now Grade II* listed.
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Founded in 1898 and described by Wikipedia as the first institution dedicated to the study of tropical medicine.
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Liverpool
Warehouse docks, museums and the Three Graces on the Mersey
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Beatles history, independent streets, Chinatown and the William Brown Street museums
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Converted warehouses and street art, then Georgian terraces and Toxteth's Victorian churches
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