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Liverpool is a city located in northwest England known for its historic architecture, cultural attractions, and universities. Some of its most notable landmarks include the Royal Liver Building, St. George's Hall, Metropolitan Cathedral, and Albert Dock. The city has a population of over 400,000 and is a popular destination for UK city breaks due to its variety of entertainment, culture, shopping, and cuisine.
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- 1. LIVERPOOL “ Liverpool will win your heart and capture your soul. But then we would say that. Why not come and see for yourself?”
- 2. Liverpool Known as Liverpool City Region, the collective name for Knowsley, Sefton, St.Helens, Wirral, Halton and, of course, Liverpool itself.
- 4. Top Three UK Cities Liverpool has been named in the top three UK city break destinations for the second successive year by readers of Travel Bible magazine. Liverpool's third position for 2009 places the city ahead of other popular destinations in England.
- 5. Location Liverpool is located right in the centre of the commercial and cultural hub that is England's North West, getting to Liverpool is simple and quick, especially since they are so well served by air, rail, coach (bus), sea and road.
- 8. Important Landmarks Liverpool, a varied place
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- 14. Popular Attractions What to do? Liverpool, city of entertainment and culture
- 16. Entertainment and Culture everywhere Playhouse Theatre
- 17. Entertainment and Culture everywhere Black Heritage Fly in the Loaf, 24 hours Bar
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