Albert Dock Liverpool

I woke up at 6.40am this morning and Emma was still asleep so we got her up for a change and feed, and put her back to bed. She slept until twenty past eight which was nice for a Sunday morning. I got her up and gave her some breakfast while Matt went for a walk to buy some milk for our cereal (unfortunately the mini bar fridge in the room isn't …

Liverpool was a two hour stop that is famous for the home of the Beatles band. I really wish I could have shared this moment with my father if he were still alive. He was a huge Beatles fan. This is where the Beatles lived and grew up. The actually Abbey Road (near recording studio) is not here, but in London. The songs Penny Lane and Strawberry …

We love this city! Have I mentioned that? This is our last full day in Liverpool, and I'm already sad to be leaving this place. We need at least another 4-5 days here to see everything we want to see and we're sad that we know we won't get it all done.

Our last day started with a bus ride into Liverpool to visit the magnificent Liverpool …

It's been over a week since I arrived in this new place, and so far the experience has been wonderful. I can't say it has been everything I thought it was going to be, because it hasn't, but I don't mean that in a bad way. When thinking about coming to Liverpool, I formed ideas and images about how I thought things would look or feel, how my …

... country. My first full day, and what at the time was figuring to be my only full day, in the city I headed to Albert Dock. Conveniently, that's where everything I wanted to see is located. I started, because this is Liverpool after all, with the Beatles ...

... us up for the day and dealt quite well with the minor hangovers we were having and we set off for Liverpool. Our desintation was the Albert Dock area which is UNESCO listed and we were quite impressed by Liverpool, as we headed towards the Mersey River ...

liverpool showed me an interesting mix- from the stunning albert dock, i took the magical mystery tour, visited a pretty unique cathedrale and saw an exhibition of artworks in public spaces livening up the ...

... trough with a drain on the end. Not something I was used to. The next morning we traveled by train to the city center to visit albert dock and the attractions it has to offer. The train ride both ways is only 3 pounds, and the station is a 1 minute walk ...

... and scored an interview from the first place I dropped in a resume, a flash and fancy pub called, "The Pumphouse" down on the Albert Dock. The next day I went in for the interview and got the job. Doug has been more or less fully employed helping out ...

... obsession starts(even born in the same hospital as John Lennon). All morning we went around to all the locations and then went to Albert Dock for Lunch. It was GORGEOUS. This port was a main port for immigrants to hop on boats and sail to Ellis Island. ...

... early dinner and an early night. Our hotel is great, it's a converted series of old dockside warehouses in the Albert Dock district of Liverpool, which is on the waterfront of Liverpool City right next to Pier Head where the ferries come in, sort of ...

... by the end, one could have no doubt that Liverpool definatly rides on the back of the Beatles - they are 75% responsible for Liverpool's tourist industry and I'm happy to be among the suckers. Dinner tonight was at a Restaurant called Pan Am and it was ...

... I get an email back from Neil. My stay in Liverpool was exclamated by a visit to the Beatles museum at the Albert Dock in Liverpool down by the water. The area is simply breathtaking with an ancient Cathedral, waterside buildings and boats scattered ...

... nothing like the Tv show!  The next place we had a drink at Panamerica a posh but empty at the time bar, down at Albert Dock. The dock area is beatiful at night, the old brick buildings all lit up by the Mersy river.  The next stop was an old ...