Places to Visit
Looking for some places to visit during your stay? We've added some of the most popular local areas that are just waiting to be explored!
Royal Liverpool Golf Course
For the golf lover, we have the Royal Liverpool Golf Course. It is a short 10-minute drive away and recently hosted the 2023 Open.
Seaside Towns
Living on a peninsular has its perks, especially when it comes to having easy access to nearby seaside towns. West Kirby and New Brighton are just a short drive away, and they offer plenty of fun activities for everyone to enjoy.
West Kirby
West Kirby is situated on the western tip of the Wirral Peninsula, with stunning views of the Dee Estuary. Visitors can enjoy walks along the promenade, taking in the scenic beauty of the coastline and enjoying views of nearby North Wales.
West Kirby is home to Marine Lake, a large, man-made saltwater lake. The lake is popular for water sports such as sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking. Visitors can also enjoy leisurely walks around the lake and take in the surrounding scenery.
Overall, West Kirby offers a combination of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and a welcoming community atmosphere, making it a charming destination for tourists.
Accessible by foot during low tide, the Hilbre Islands are a group of three small islands located just off the coast of West Kirby. The islands are a nature reserve and offer a unique opportunity for birdwatching and exploring tidal pools.
The town has a pleasant promenade along the waterfront, perfect for a gentle stroll. Additionally, there are several parks in and around West Kirby, providing green spaces for picnics and outdoor activities.
New Brighton
New Brighton's mix of traditional seaside charm, modern amenities, and historical attractions make it a delightful destination for tourists looking for a blend of relaxation and entertainment.
This historic lighthouse, known as Perch Rock Lighthouse, is an iconic landmark in New Brighton. It adds character to the waterfront and provides a picturesque backdrop for visitors.
A modern development along the waterfront, Marine Point offers a mix of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. Visitors can dine in the waterfront restaurants, or catch a movie at the cinema.
The promenade provides stunning views of the Irish Sea and the Liverpool skyline. It's a great place for a leisurely walk, and visitors can appreciate the fresh sea air and the lively atmosphere.
The Floral Pavillion Theatre hosts a variety of performances, including plays, concerts, and comedy shows. Tourists can check the schedule for events taking place during their visit.
Fort Perch Rock, this historic fortress, located at the entrance of the River Mersey, has served various purposes throughout history. Today, it houses a museum where visitors can learn about its military history and maritime heritage.
Local Parks
Looking for a nature escape in Wirral? You're in luck! There are plenty of parks to explore and enjoy. Here are some of our most popular spots for a relaxing walk surrounded by nature.
Wirral Country Park
Wirral Country Park is the first designated country park in Britain, providing stunning views of the Dee Estuary and the Welsh Hills. Visitors can explore meadows, woodlands, and coastal paths. The park covers a diverse range of landscapes, including beaches and cliffs.
Birkenhead Park
Birkenhead Park is one of the oldest public parks in the world and was a model for Central Park in New York City. Designed by Sir Joseph Paxton, it offers a combination of formal gardens, lakes, woodlands, and open spaces. Visitors can enjoy walking and jogging paths, boating on the lake, and various recreational facilities.
Royden Park
Royden Park is a spacious and well-maintained park with woodlands, meadows, and a picturesque lake. The park features walking trails, formal gardens, and a play area for children. The Walled Garden within Royden Park is particularly attractive, with vibrant flower displays and a charming café. The park provides a peaceful setting for nature walks and family outings.
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Liverpool
Liverpool, a city rich in history and culture, beckons visitors with its spirit and iconic attractions. Renowned as the birthplace of The Beatles, Liverpool offers a journey for music enthusiasts, from the famous Cavern Club to the immersive Beatles Story at Albert Dock. The city's striking waterfront, home to the Liver Building and Royal Liver Building, adds a timeless charm to the skyline. Museums like the Museum of Liverpool and Tate Liverpool showcase the city's rich heritage and art. Football fanatics can soak in the passion at Anfield & Goodison Park Stadiums.
Liverpool's diverse culinary scene, vibrant shopping districts, and welcoming locals make it a destination that seamlessly combines tradition with the modern. Whether strolling through historic streets, taking a ferry across the Mersey, or indulging in the lively nightlife, Liverpool promises a multifaceted and unforgettable experience for every traveller.
Chester
Chester has a rich history, stunning architecture, and quaint charm, making it an irresistible destination for travellers. Steeped in Roman history, the city boasts well-preserved ancient walls and a captivating medieval aesthetic that transports visitors to a bygone era.
Explore the iconic Chester Cathedral, stroll along the picturesque Rows, and marvel at the unique black and white Tudor-style buildings that line the streets. The city's vibrant cultural scene, diverse shopping options, and delightful eateries add to its allure. With the enchanting River Dee flowing through, Chester offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty.
