Three Graces Walking Tour

A guided walking tour of Liverpool's Three Graces - the Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building, and Port of Liverpool Building - exploring their architectural significance and maritime heritage. These notable Edwardian buildings form the heart of Liverpool's UNESCO World Heritage waterfront. It ranks among Liverpool's most visited sights, and for good reason - most itineraries include it on day one. Tickets cost £12 adult, £8 child, group discounts available and 1.5-2 hours is enough to see everything without rushing.

Priority: High - do not skip Time needed: 1.5-2 hours Best for: learn the fascinating history behind liverpool's Skip if: You prefer self-guided exploration or have limited interest in architecture Cost: £12 adult, £8 child, group discounts available

Walk around the imposing Edwardian buildings while guides explain their unique architectural features and role in Liverpool's maritime dominance. You'll learn about the Liver Birds, shipping heritage, and get insider access to historical details.

Accessibility: Tour route is wheelchair accessible, alternative arrangements for building access

Learn the fascinating history behind Liverpool's most notable buildings with expert local guides. That puts it near the top of any Liverpool visit, and it deserves the spot. Combine it with Albert Dock and Mersey Ferry Cruise - they are close enough to walk between and together make the strongest half-day in Liverpool.

Skip if: You prefer self-guided exploration or have limited interest in architecture

• Wear comfortable walking shoes.
• Bring camera for handsome architecture shots.
• Book online for guaranteed spots.

Insider tip: The tour includes access to normally restricted viewing areas in one of the buildings

Excellent opportunities for architectural photography, best light in late afternoon