Holiday Homes & Rentals in Liverpool

Planning a weekend getaway in Liverpool and can’t decide where to stay? There’s so much to see in Liverpool that a city-centre rental is your best option to move around this exciting city. Feeling nostalgic? Come visit the city that gave birth to the world-famous Beatles and other music groups from the Merseybeat era. Football fan? Liverpool is also the home of two Premier League football clubs, Liverpool and Everton, with their iconic Anfield Stadium. Choose from hundreds of exquisitely decorated, fully equipped rentals for 2, 4, 6 or more people with every amenity you could possibly need. All the main attractions are well-connected by public transport, so you don’t have to waste time travelling. Just concentrate on sight-seeing during the day and enjoy the city’s vibrant nightlife once the sun sets! Many homes have their own garage too, so if you’re thinking of renting a car you won’t have to worry about finding parking space!

But there’s lots to see outside Liverpool as well. If you’re lucky you may coincide with the Grand National horse race that takes place annually at Aintree Racecourse on the outskirts of the city. It is also very well-connected to London and Manchester, so it’s the perfect base to visit northeast England and other cities to the south. Back in the city centre, the most emblematic attractions are within walking distance and you will also find an infinite number of pubs and live music venues. Wait no more to book your holiday apartment!

Located in North West England, the vibrant maritime city of Liverpool is the fifth-largest in the UK. Although the popularity of the Beatles and its two football clubs no doubt contribute to its status as a major tourist attraction, Liverpool offer visitors so much more! The city became a major trading centre in the 18th and 19th centuries thanks to its commercial port. So where better to start your sight-seeing tour than aboard a Mersey Ferry? The iconic Mersey Ferries are to Liverpool what cable cars are to San Francisco. Take the world-famous “Ferry Cross the Mersey” and cross over to Wirral Peninsula to visit the quaint Port Sunlight Village and Lady Lever Arty Gallery. Or experience life aboard a real German U-Boat at the Woodside Ferry! Another tempting option is to take a trip along the magnificent Manchester Ship Canal. Flying to Liverpool? There are many daily flights available at Liverpool John Lennon Airport. You can also move around by bus, Merseyrail trains, hire a car or take a taxi... there’s no shortage of them!

If you want to immerse yourself in the city’s rich history and maritime heritage, the Museum of Liverpool is a great starting point. From there you can take a leisurely stroll along the riverfront among cruise ships to visit a granite memorial dedicated to the Engine Room Heroes of the Titanic. Book a tour of the Old Dock to hear tales of Liverpool’s merchant navy during the Battle of the Atlantic in WWII. Then wander around Albert Dock, built in 1841, with its towering colonnades and statuesque columns, one of the most famous maritime attractions in the country. Or visit Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral, Britain’s biggest cathedral and the fifth-largest in Europe! Fancy yourself an art connoisseur? Among the many interesting museums and art galleries, the Tate Liverpool is home to British and international modern and contemporary art. Beatles fan? Embark on the Beatles Magical Mystery Tour bus to see the sights and sounds of the Beatles Liverpool!

Liverpool is home to an infinite number of traditional pubs and incredible music venues that cater for all tastes. Want to see a historic national bank turned into a stunning bar and restaurant? The Old Bank, situated on James Street in the heart of the Business District, has a surprisingly vibrant atmosphere and offers a delicious selection of classic dishes made from local produce. If you’d like to try a fabulous selection of beers and spirits from around the world, the Fly in the Loaf is a great option. Get off to a flying start with a homemade Irish breakfast, enjoy cocktails inspired by old Irish tales or choose from a fine selection of lagers, stouts and craft beers at McCooley’s Mathew Street. After dark, the Rubber Soul Complex is the absolute epitome of Liverpool nightlife, with live music every night from the 60s to the present.

The world-famous Cavern Club is the place where the Beatles played in the early 1960s. Just across the street is the equally famed Cavern Pub, which opened in 1957 and is full of history and amazing memorabilia from past performances. Famous singers include Chuck Berry, Eric Clapton, The Who, Stevie Wonder, Elton John and Jimi Hendrix, who played at the club in the 1960s and 70s.

If the name sounds familiar to you, that’s because this restaurant is named after the RMS Carpathia, the ship that rescued the 705 survivors of the RMS Titanic. The delicious food, authentic White Star Line artifacts and spectacular view over the waterfront make it the perfect place to stop for lunch as you make your way around the city.

Walking along the riverfront you’ll come to the Titanic Memorial on Pier Head. As the home port of the RMS Titanic and the White Star Line, through this memorial Liverpool commemorates the heroism shown by the ship’s engineers, who continued in their posts to keep the ship afloat for as long as possible after being struck by an iceberg on 15 April 1912, killing 1,500 of its passengers. It also bears a plaque dedicated to the memory of the heroic Titanic musicians, who continued to play until the ship sank.

Fancy diving in a Caribbean reef tank among Europe’s largest collection of sharks? Absolute beginners and veterans alike can come face-to-face with 10-feet Sand Tiger Sharks. And there’s no cage, just a thrilling, up-close encounter you’ll never forget! So book a scuba session for the experience of a lifetime! You will also enjoy wandering through the Underwater Shark Tunnel, exploring the colourful Coral Cave and discovering exotic South American freshwater fish in the Flooded Forest.

Art lovers will marvel at the wealth of art galleries and museums Liverpool has to offer. The Walker Art Gallery boasts an impressive collection of works by Italian, Flemish and French masters from the 14th century to the present. Highlights include masterpieces by Rubens, Rembrandt and Rodin. Bringing together modern artworks from all over the world, the Tate Liverpool houses unique and incredible collections. If in need of a break, its cafe offers magnificent views across the Albert Dock. Another must-see is the Victoria Gallery & Museum, whose Gothic terracotta design alone is worth seeing. Inside you can find everything from contemporary art to fossils, taxidermy and skeletons!