The Express by Holiday Inn Liverpool has been developed within the Britannia Pavillion, Albert Dock. A group of 19th Century Grade one listed warehouses, made entirely from cast iron & red brick. The Albert Dock is now the largest group of Grade One listed buildings in the UK and as such the Express by Holiday Inn Liverpool has retained many of the original features. We are located just five ...more
Situated in the largest group of Grade I listed buildings in the UK, the Albert Dock houses many award winning visitor attractions including Tate Liverpool, the famous Beatles Story, Merseyside Maritime Museum and the new International Slavery Museum. You can join a number of fascinating Liverpool tours, including the creepy Shiverpool Ghost Tour or a city and water tour on the Yellow Duckmarine. There are also a great selection of Liverpool bars and restaurants including the new Raven, Circo, Babycream, Blue, Gusto, Panamerican Club, Ha!Ha! Bar and Canteen, Vinea and Spice Lounge.
The city of Liverpool is renowned worldwide for its music, football, architecture and maritime heritage. However, the city has moved on since the happy days of the Beatles in the 1960s and the town has recently been awarded the honour of being 'European Capital of Culture in 2008'. It is a prestigious award which is expected to put Liverpool firmly back on the map as a great European city to visit.
The city of Liverpool has been much rejuvenated in recent years and it boasts many impressive sightings and a stunning refurbished waterfront. The city is full of great architecture which shows the wealth and civic pride of the area. However, what makes Liverpool so special is the friendliness of the locals, better known as 'Liverpudlians' or 'Scousers'. They are a bold and brash bunch of people and are instantly recognized by their strong northern accent. The city's most famous sons are undoubtedly the Beatles and the city attracts many visitors to follow their journey from their first gig in the Tavern and on their way to international stardom. But Liverpool is more than just the Beatles. The city is also home to two top football clubs, Everton FC and Liverpool FC, the latter being amongst the most celebrated clubs in Europe with 18 League titles and 5 European Cup titles.