Our trip on the City Explorer Liverpool
- Jun 12, 2024
- 2 min read
This week we were lucky enough to experience one of the wonderful city tours operated by City Explorer Liverpool.
Hopping on at stop number 9 (The Bombed Out Church) we were welcomed aboard by bus driver Wayne & as it was cracking the flags, of course opted for the top deck!
Now this isn’t your typical bus tour, unlike the standard bus tours where you plug in headphones for a pre-recorded commentary, there is a live guide on every single bus. Our guide, Gary, was a fountain of knowledge about the city & incredibly charismatic, adding his personal touch that kept the whole bus laughing throughout the journey.
Stopping at 11 locations across the city centre, the hop on & hop off feature of the tours allow you to discover parts of Liverpool you may have not ventured to. We gained insightful knowledge about other beautiful & historic buildings nearby, such as the Anglican & Metropolitan Cathedrals & facts about various statues around the city, the British Music Experience & so much more!
We thoroughly enjoyed being ‘tourists in our own home’ for the day. It was an excellent way to explore the city & learn more about Liverpool’s history, all with a fun twist.
With your tickets comes an abundance of discounts for local restaurants, bars & attractions, including 20% off of your first drink at our Garden Bar. Simply show your ticket to a member of staff during our Garden Bar opening hours (Thursday - Sunday).
Whether you're visiting Liverpool this Summer or have lived here all of your life, City Explorer Liverpool is well worth the trip!
Find out more information & check out tour times via the City Explorer Liverpool website - www.cityexplorerliverpool.co.uk
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