The Cavern Club
Music venue on Mathew Street that opened in 1957 as a jazz club and became a center of Liverpool's rock and roll scene.
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Music venue on Mathew Street that opened in 1957 as a jazz club and became a center of Liverpool's rock and roll scene.
Street of the Cavern Club and nearby Beatles attractions, visited by thousands of tourists a year.
Beatles museum at 23 Mathew Street, formerly known as the Magical Beatles Museum.
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Wall in front of the Cavern Club listing groups that played at the original club, including Liverpool acts that reached number one.
Statue on Stanley Street by the entertainer Tommy Steele, based on the Beatles song Eleanor Rigby.
Arts center in a building of 1716-17 built as a charity school, the oldest surviving building in central Liverpool.
New media arts center with galleries, a Picturehouse movie theater, a bar and a café.
Area home to the oldest Chinese community in Europe, with Chinese businesses, restaurants and supermarkets.
Street known for its concentration of independent businesses, with St Luke's church at its top end.
Former Anglican church at the top of Bold Street, known locally as the bombed-out church.
Neoclassical Grade I listed building opposite Lime Street station, opened in 1854 and containing concert halls and law courts.
Grade II* listed art gallery holding one of the largest art collections in England outside London.
Museum with collections in archaeology, ethnology and the natural and physical sciences, a Natural History Centre and a planetarium.
The city's largest library, which includes the Picton Reading Room and the Hornby Library on William Brown Street.
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Grade II* listed monument to the Duke of Wellington at the corner of William Brown Street and Lime Street.
Theater on the corner of Lime Street, opened in 1925 as the second theater on the site.
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Liverpool
Converted warehouses and street art, then Georgian terraces and Toxteth's Victorian churches
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Two cathedrals, a concert hall and theaters on one street
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Two clubs, two stadium stories and the park between them
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