Liverpool Attractions
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Friends of Sefton Park, Liverpool The friends guide to the fauna and flora of Sefton Park and adjacent areas. Parklands |
| Liverpool
Sefton Park Palm House .The newly refurbished Palm House, originally opened in 1896 to a design by Mackenzie and Moncur, is octagonal in plan with three tiers of glass domes on arcading. The interior has tall slender iron columns and a central spiral staircase leading to an upper level catwalk. |
| The Smallest Pub in Britain |
| Liverpool Sunday Walks guided tours of Liverpool and it's history with Registered Blue Badge Tourist Guides |
| Princes Road Synagogue Built in 1874 the synagogue combines both Moorish and Gothic features in its red brick and stone frontage. With a large rose window the interior is a magnificent tunnel-vaulted nave decorated in marble and gold. |
| Speke
Hall The original house of the Norris family dates from 1490 and was enlarged in 1610 to include the superb Tudor Great Hall. The house is surrounded by a moat and stands in its own wooded park. Speke Hall Road, Speke 0151 427 7231 |
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George's Hall Guided Tour This Grade 1 building had its foundation stone laid in 1838 as the site of a new site for an annual music festival.An open competition led to the design being awarde to the 23 year old Harvey Lonsdale Elmes, Elmes tragically died seven years before the building was completed in 1854. |
| Western Approaches
Operations Centre |
| Williamson Tunnels, Liverpool Now in the care of the Joseph Williamson Society. This remarkable nineteenth century archaeological inheritance of a maze of huge underground tunnels, running for miles under the city of Liverpool, is a testament to the bizarre ambition of the wealthy shipowner Joseph Williamson. |
Blue Planet Aquarium |
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Take
a journey of adventure through the waters of the world at the award
winning Blue Planet, Britains largest aquarium. Cheshire Oaks Ellesmere Port www.blueplanetaquarium.com |
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Chester Zoo |
With
500 species of animals and award winning gardens |