Ma Boyle’s is an unmissable stop for anyone seeking history, warmth, great pub food, and a slice of local culture—all just a short walk from Liverpool’s waterfront attractions.

Stumbled on this place by chance and it’s a proper find. Tucked away on Dale Street, it’s got that laid-back vibe — decent drinks, friendly faces, and no nonsense. Not too posh, not too scruffy… just a cracking spot to grab a pint or a bite. Feels like one of those places you wish you’d known about sooner.

Western Approaches Museum — Liverpool’s Secret Wartime HQ! - Hidden beneath the streets at 1-3 Rumford Street, the Western Approaches Museum preserves one of World War II’s most important command centres. This once top-secret bunker was the nerve centre for the Battle of the Atlantic — packed with original maps, equipment, and untouched war rooms frozen in time.

Queen Avenue — Liverpool’s Hidden Georgian Gem! Tucked quietly between Castle Street and Dale Street, Queen Avenue is a charming Georgian arcade that feels like stepping into another time. Cobblestone underfoot and elegant façades on either side, it’s lined with boutique offices and one of Liverpool’s most refined little spots — R&H Fine Wines, a characterful independent wine merchant with its own cosy wine bar and bistro.

Housed in the historic Queen Insurance Building at 6 Dale St, it sports a charming exterior and cosy interior with quirky flair—think antler-style chandeliers and space‑moose murals, giving it a quirky North‑American lodge meets city‑centre café vibe

Absolutely magnificent! The inside makes the outside look rubbish. A definite place you need to visit even if you are not close by.

Kew Gardens — officially the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew — is not just a garden. For a traveller, it’s like wandering through a living museum of the natural world, infused with beauty, science, and a deep sense of serenity.

The Shambles in York is like stepping into a medieval storybook. It’s one of the best-preserved medieval streets in Europe, and for a traveler, it’s a surreal blend of history, charm, and atmosphere.

Part of the iconic World Heritage Liverpool waterfront. This place is a must if you are visiting Liverpool. Try a ferry across the Mersey!

Great coffee, excellent menu and really just a lovely place to kick back and scroll through your phone. Love it!