Best places: Tourist attractions in Irby, United Kingdom

Waterfront area with renovated red-brick dock buildings housing museums, restaurants, cafes & bars.

Iconic riverfront urban area featuring eateries, bars & cafes, plus an art museum & regular events.

Popular, bronze statues of the four Beatles created by sculptor Andy Edwards & unveiled in 2015.

A classical stone building displaying Victorian paintings, Wedgwood and 18th-century furniture.

Grassy picnic areas above the River Dee, plus birding, beach walks & bike rides on the Wirral Way.

Striking modern purposebuilt building opened in 2011, with interactive displays on city's heritage,

Victorian park with woodland walks, play areas, 2 fishing lakes, a modern visitor centre and cafe.

👍👍 Walk from West Kirby to New Brighton train station is under 8 miles. It was high tide so couldn’t walk West Kirby beach to West Kirby Dunes. Had to find alternative route till we got there. Luckily we had packed our lunch as there is no where to purchase food or drink along the way. Toilet stops ;...

Once a landfill, this revitalized parkland provides walking trails, wetlands, flowers & wildlife.

👍👍 Fabulous place for kids and dogs!! Always a popular choice 👌

👍 Visited yesterday while in West Kirby. A nice 'out of the way' Park that is a nice distraction from everyday hustle bustle that is going on around it. Nice wide paths and woodland when you enter from the Westbourne Road entrance. Lovely lake with ducks & geese with benches to sit down and enjoy. The...

Nature site for walks in woodlands & heath, picnicking, a walled garden, a cafe & a miniature train.

19th-century factory workers' model village in parkland, with museum on its history and a tea room.

👍👍 My dad got a fantastic haircut and the staff were very kind and hospitable. The fire for the ear hair is cool, and my family were given coffee and candy while we waited. I highly recommend this barbershop.

👍👍 Absolutely lovely place. So peaceful.

The Beatles' lives and times told through memorabilia, interactive exhibits and high-tech displays.

Built in 1928, this classic gallery & museum offers a range of artwork from artists with local ties.

👍 Caldy beach is quite muddy. A lot of the ground is silt and mud, rather than sand, which is why it tends to attract fewer visitors than the beach on the other side of the marine lake. However, there are a number of curiosities which make this beach worth visiting. Firstly, there are some lovely view...

👍👍 Had the privilege of playing in the R&A 9 hole challenge a week before The Open which is a dream opportunity to play such a course. Tough challenge but fantastic course, especially when doing 'The Walk" up the 18th fairway with the stand there(albeit no spectators!). Wonderful clubhouse with excelle...

Embarkation point for sightseeing boat rides of the Liverpool waterfront, plus commuter ferries.