Best places: Tourist attractions in Oxton Village, United Kingdom

Large 20th-century CofE place of worship with the world's highest Gothic arches & a viewing tower.

Immersive museum with surreal exhibits offering optical illusions & photo opportunities.

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

Iconic football ground & home of one of England's most successful sides, Liverpool FC, since 1892.

Intimate, brick vaulted cellars with 1960s memorabilia, hosting live tribute acts day & night.

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.

Large public park with lake, woodland, ornamental gardens, kids' playground, tennis courts and cafe.

Lavishly appointed civic venue with an on-site cafe, a heritage centre & spaces for events.

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

Dome-shaped Victorian palm house with lush flora, now a charity, staging music and dance events.

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

Restored, former secret underground HQ for directing the Battle of the Atlantic war effort.

👍👍 Fantastic experience! After a lift to the 10th floor and then walking the final few flights of stairs to the very top of the Liver Building. Amazing views up and down the Mersey and over the city. The 360 light show - in the clock room - was just brilliant. Don’t miss this trip!

👍👍 Absolutely lovely place. So peaceful.

5 floors of interactive natural history, scientific & world cultural exhibits, plus a planetarium.

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

The city's largest library dates back to 1860 & features a rooftop terrace & atrium staircase.

👍👍 We just did the Gardens today though it was very interesting with all the grave stones that are around, it certainly gives one an history lesson. It’s many years since I’ve been inside the cathedral though off remembrance it is very beautiful. Well worth a visit

4 floors of maritime history including Titanic displays, evocative films and hands-on exhibits.