Home sweet home

Sometimes it’s a great experience
to act as a tourist in our own backyard.
Rediscover the beauty that surrounds everyday life.

Reklamer

Young one of that kind

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, the seat of the Archbishop of Liverpool
officially known as the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King
– the mother church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Liverpool.
To distinguish it from the Anglican Cathedral, locals call it the “Catholic Cathedral”.

The cathedral’s architect: Frederick Gibberd
– construction began in 1962 and was completed in 1967.

Pirates of the river Mersey

The Black Pearl Driftwood Sculpture at New Brighton Beach.
This pirate ship was built mostly of driftwood and things
– washed up on the beach in the wild storm january 2013.
Since then, it has been rebuilt several times,
all following damage by fires, storms and floods.
Visitors and their children are encouraged to explore the sculpture.

You’ll never walk alone

Perhaps the most photographed street lamppost in Liverpool.
Behind on the wall is one of the most popular in the city painted.
The soccer coach of Liverpool FC, Jürgen Klopp, created by the graffiti artist Akse.

Main to local with dignity

The superstructure of the Silver Jubilee Bridge east of Liverpool.
Usually the connection across the river Mersey and Manchester Ship Kanal.
After having been a main route to Liverpool from the south,
then it will soon be back as a local route as originally planned.

“If possible, don’t burn bridges, rather build many more“

Still standing there

Liverpool sculpture “Waiting” created by Judy Boyt.
Also called “Working Horse” waiting in the Albert Docks for work to do.
Around the world, we owe horses a lot of thanks for the help.

Excellent watchdog

The goose is very attentive to movements.