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The Tommi Melon

Hanover Hotel

62 Hanover Street
Liverpool
Merseyside
L1 4AF

Tel 01517096223
Fax 01517078697

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Hanover Hotel - Local Attractions

Liver BuildingsThis bustling city offers its visitors a wealth of arts, music, sport and leisure. Within ten minutes walk from the hotel there are theatres, night clubs and a host of pubs. Add to this art galleries, museums and cultural centres and you'll find the days (and nights!) just aren't long enough. The beautiful buildings around the Pier head include the Three Graces and reflect the unrivalled maritime history of Liverpool. Liverpool's gem is the Albert Dock, where the authentically restored dock buildings now house shops, accommodation, the Maritime Museum and Tate Liverpool - the modern art gallery. Trips by motor cruisers or amphibious DUKW ('the Yellow Duckmarine'!) allow views of the historic waterfront, docks and buildings.

'Faith in One City' invites you to follow your beliefs, and a short walk will take to either of the two Cathedrals, the church of St. Nicholas (the sailors' church) and many more. And if these walks put an edge on your appetite, there are a host of restaurants offering international cuisine to suit all tastes.

Beatles Birthplace - Shopping and Attractions

Three GracesThe Hanover is situated approximately 3 minutes walk from the new extensive Liverpool 1 shopping centre where all the high street names and much more are situated, the city centre also has an exclusive range of small fashionable retailers. After shopping for Beatles memorabelia in Mathew Street call in at McCartney's Bar and admire the extensive range of very early Beatles photographs including original line up's of the early Beatles and various group members in earlier bands.

Aintree race course is home to the Grand National which is held in April, but now also houses a year-round visitor centre with a chance to experience a 'virtual' ride in the big race yourself.
June of each year sees the Mersey River Festival, the UK's biggest free maritime celebration, a four day festival based around the Pier head and Albert Dock, attracting over 500,000 visitors every year. July presents the Liverpool Pops - previous headline acts have included Elton John, Paul McCartney, Paul Simon and James Brown. August Bank Holiday brings Creamfields, The UK's no.1 dance festival.

Locally

Wild FlowersMany attractions are within a short drive or train ride from the city centre, be it historical villages, stately homes or championship sports facilities. We could even combine your stay with a few days at our hotel in the Lake District - a beautiful location a stone's throw from Lake Windermere - a brilliant contrast to bustling city life. Our manager and his staff would be delighted to assist you to plan the most exciting holiday itinerary to ensure your time spent in the North-west of England a memory to be cherished.

Attractions worth visiting within an hours drive:

  • Royal Liverpool Golf Club
  • Knowsley Hall and Safari park
  • Southport; for splendid Victorian shopping arcades, Pleasureland theme park and Royal Birkdale championship golf course
  • Oulton Park racing circuit - British Superbikes, Touring cars
  • Haydock Park; Horseracing
  • Cheshire Oaks; designer outlet retail park
  • Port Sunlight; delightful historical village
  • Chester and Chester Zoo

The Future

Liverpool was European Capital of Culture in 2008. In the time since £2bn has been spent on the cultural and tourism infrastructure which hasl provided 14,000 new jobs and welcomed l.7m extra tourists. . Over the next five years there is a continual calendar of events too numerous to mention.

Photograph by kind permission of the photographer.