FANTASTIC FOOD AND DRINK FOR ALL TASTES
Visit and be amazed by the number and diversity of the array eateries, the fine dining in the Castle Street Conservation area or stroll to Liverpool One shopping area and choose from the many high street food outlets.
Or venture to the trendy Bold Street with its many locally owned and run restaurants and bistros.
Why not dine at the Carriage works on Hope Street before visiting the Philharmonic Theatre, afterwards go to any of the local Public Houses and see where John Lennon used to drink.
STUDENT NIGHTLIFE LIKE NO OTHER CITY
Liverpool has always been at the forefront of nightlife and clubbing.
Cream, Garlands, The State, Quandrant Park, they have all rocked.
Whether you’re a student or not visit the world rated club and nightlife scene of the Baltic Triangle.
Djs playing all genres of music, alongside street food markets, take in the smells of the food and the sound of the music.
For a slightly quieter but just as mad evening visit Bongos Bingo, a night you wont forget.
EXPERIENCE TRUE LIVERPOOL CULTURE
Find your love for this city as its cultural grip holds you in awe.
Liverpool culture, music, sport, fashion, arts have made this great city a coveted location to live, study and work
Sports fans take in 2 of the greatest teams in the world, Liverpool and Everton, red or blue?
Pubs, clubs, top restaurants, shows, concerts, Liverpool has the lot.
Grab Pevsners book on Liverpool Architecture and take one of his walking tours around the city, be amazed at the listed buildings and wealth of history, look up above the shop fronts and see the wealth of this great city.
HOW TO FIND US
Easily accessible by all means of transport. James Street train station is a 3 minute walk which gives you direct trains to the Wirral and Chester.
You can access national train network by jumping on board at James Street Station and 2 stops and your in the impressive Lime Street Station and the worlds your oyster.
All buses locally and beyond terminate and depart from the new Liverpool One bust terminus, so getting around the Merseyside local is simple quick and easy.
Or follow the latest craze and hire a Voi scooter and whip past the queues at the bus stop on your red scooter, park up where and when you wish, leave it outside and it will probably be there to jump on in the morning. Or walk upto castle Street, 2 minutes and jump on an electric city bike.
Whatever your mode of transport its all within a short walking distance of your new home here. Even foreign travel is close, John Lennon Airport and Manchester airport both on your doorstep. Even take a trip and sing ‘Ferry across the Mersey’!!!!