• Bluecoat - We meet at the oldest building in Liverpool, originally constructed as a school in the 18th century. Now, it serves as a vibrant arts center. We’ll explore this remarkable building before enjoying our first taste of a local classic.
• Liverpool ONE - At first glance, it appears to be a shopping street, but we’ll uncover the area’s rather dark history. Every corner of this city is steeped in history, and we’ll share stories that have shaped not just Liverpool, but the entire world, right from these streets.
• Duke Street - Also known as the Merchant’s Quarter, this street is lined with stunning 18th-century buildings initially built for merchants who prospered from the docks. It’s a fantastic area to explore, and a welcoming food vendor is ready to greet us at his restaurant.
• Chinatown - Home to the oldest Chinatown in the UK, it boasts one of the most impressive Chinese arches globally. We’ll delve into the history of Liverpool’s Chinese community and savor some delicious bites while we’re here.
• St Luke’s Bombed Out Church - This historic church now stands as a memorial to WWII and serves as a cultural space hosting events and concerts. It’s a truly unique part of Liverpool.
• Ropewalks - Known for its stunning architecture, this area also features Liverpool’s most vibrant street. With amazing restaurants vying for our attention, we’ll take you to one of the city’s most beloved hidden gems.
• Knowledge Quarter - Home to one of the UK’s top universities, Liverpool’s Knowledge Quarter has intriguing back streets. From haunted houses to hidden restaurants and one of the most unique graves you’ll ever see.

• Lunch
• Enjoy a beer or wine at our last stop
• Local knowledge tips for further enhancing your stay in Liverpool

• Gratuities

We are a small group of local guides who love to show off Liverpool and its amazing small businesses. Our tours are full of stories and tales about our city and what life is like here. Our local guides have tailored the route to include some of the most interesting less touristy areas. Every tour has 5 different stops where we visit a local food vendor and enjoy a dish or two. There’s plenty of food and even a glass of wine or beer along the way. We tell the story of the people and communities behind the dishes giving a unique look at Liverpool and the people that live here. We keep our join in tours to a maximum of 10 people meaning a more relaxed and personal experience. Each tour is led by a friendly local who can give you some extra tips and advice to get the most out of your stay in Liverpool.

• Not recommended for travellers with serious dietary requirements such as nut allergies.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.