LIVERPOOL | 4K Narrated Walking Tour | Let's Walk 2022

Join me for an epic walk around the streets of Liverpool, one of the world's great cities! A famous home of maritime trade, two of England's most successful football clubs, a gorgeous waterfront, towering architecture, and of course The Beatles, a walk around Liverpool offers the chance to see and learn so much on every corner, and on this tour of the city, we only just scratch the surface!

On our walk around Liverpool, we pass a number of interesting landmarks, including Pier Head, The Port Of Liverpool Building, The Cunard Building, The Liver Building, The Beatles Statue, The Museum of Liverpool, Albion House, Victoria Monument (Derby Square), Liverpool Town Hall, Mathew Street, Statue of John Lennon, The Cavern Club, The White Star, Liverpool ONE, Bold Street, Ropewalks, the Bombed-Out Church (St. Luke's), Chinatown Liverpool, Liverpool Cathedral, Rodney Street, the Georgian Quarter, former Lewis's Department Store, Radio City Tower (St. John's Beacon), Liverpool Lime Street Station, St. George's Hall, The Bluecoat, Liverpool Sailors' Home Gates, the Royal Albert Dock, and Pier Head once again.

0:00 The Three Graces
0:53 Pier Head
1:15 The Three Graces
3:09 The Beatles Statue
3:35 Pier Head
5:12 Statue of Johnnie Walker
5:24 Pier Head
5:38 Museum of Liverpool
5:56 The Three Graces
6:43 Pier Head
7:00 Mann Island
8:14 The Strand
8:41 Albion House
9:17 The Strand
9:53 James Street
11:20 Victoria Monument (Derby Square) - former site of Liverpool Castle
12:28 Lord Street
12:42 Castle Street
13:49 Liverpool Town Hall
14:36 Cook Street
15:57 North John Street
16:40 Mathew Street
16:57 Statue of John Lennon
17:23 Mathew Street
17:46 The Cavern Club
18:12 Mathew Street
21:06 Rainford Gardens
22:11 Whitechapel
23:10 Paradise Street
25:12 College Lane
27:04 Hanover Street
29:29 The Lyceum
29:55 Bold Street
34:00 The Bombed-Out Church (St. Luke's)
34:38 Berry Street
37:00 Duke Street
37:20 Liverpool Chinatown
37:40 Chinatown Paifang Gate
38:02 Great George Street
38:43 Upper Duke Street
40:12 Liverpool Cathedral
41:43 The Oratory
42:40 Liverpool Cathedral
43:01 Upper Duke Street
43:23 Rodney Street
47:19 Leece Street
47:57 The Bombed-Out Church (St. Luke's)
48:52 Leece Street
49:19 Renshaw Street
51:57 Liverpool Grand Central Hall
52:18 Renshaw Street
52:54 Former Lewis's Department Store
53:14 Britannia Adelphi Hotel
53:35 Lime Street
56:14 Liverpool Lime Street Station
57:32 St. George's Hall
58:46 North Western Hotel
58:54 Lime Street
1:00:57 Elliott Street
1:02:56 Parker Street
1:03:58 Church Street
1:04:51 Church Alley
1:05:30 The Bluecoat
1:06:10 School Lane
1:06:55 St. Peter's Lane
1:07:51 Manesty's Lane
1:08:37 Paradise Street
1:09:29 Liverpool Sailors' Home Gates
1:09:55 Canning Place
1:11:57 The Strand
1:12:49 Royal Albert Dock
1:14:58 Merseyside Maritime Museum
1:15:24 Royal Albert Dock
1:17:38 Piermaster's House
1:17:53 Statue of Billy Fury
1:18:20 Royal Albert Dock
1:19:22 'Waiting' Working Horse Statue
1:19:31 Pier Head
1:21:08 The Three Graces
1:22:17 Thank you for watching!

Stats for nerds:

Distance walked: 4.1 miles/6.6km
Step count: 8200 steps (approx.)
Time taken: 1 hr 21 mins 23 secs
Average speed: 3mph/4.9kmh

Please do not use any footage from this video without my permission.

[peterallman]

As a Liverpool Tourist Guide I can only doff my cap to this excellent, informative and charmingly delivered walk and commentary.

You could have enjoyed a £1.50 cuppa from the tea van by the Ferry Terminal, watch the world (and river) go by and it wouldn't have been long till you could have got a nice shot of the ferry arriving. It's one of my favourite spots after a tour.

A few more still photo insertions would have been good, thinking in particular of a famous photo from WWII showing the Victoria statue with everything flattened in the Church Street background. But you can't have everything and what we had was very good.

Thanks again.

[jackwatsonepic]

I come from teesside and Liverpool is my favourite city

[doghouseclassics]

Made me homesick as not been back in nearly 40 years. God bless Liverpool and all who sail in her.

[manuelfedericocachazasanju]

I'VE JUST SPENT 80 MINUTES OF MY LIFE WATCHING AND LISTENING TO YOUR NARRATIVE VIDEO MATE AND GUESS WHAT IT HAS MADE ME MORE EXCITING TO WHEN I GET THERE NEXT MONTH, I WANT TO SEE IT ALL....THE CAVERN CLUB, THE TITANIC MEMORIAL, BILLY FURY AND BEATLES STATUES, MERSEYSIDE MARITIME MUSEUM, THE ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL, THE BOMBARDED CATHEDRAL TOO ! ...THE SHOPPING CENTRES TOO !, THE JOHN LEWIS BUILDING ! THE WHITE STAR BUILDING( WHERE EVEN IN THE BOTTOM ) OF THE OCEAN THE NAME OF ..LIVERPOOL !💖🙏💥🔥

[lizfuller]

Proud to say my mother was born in Liverpool. Love it.

[paulaisomura]

This was a very informative and entertaining video. My great-grandfather was born in Liverpool and I have always felt an affinity for the city, even though I live thousands of miles from it. I’m also a huge supporter of Liverpool FC! It was 80 minutes very well spent. I may never get to Liverpool itself, but I now know a lot more about this fascinating city.

[manx]

Lovely Liverpool, amazing people, wonderful music.

Whenever You mention sports, You only remember football:

George Mallory and Andrew "Sandy" Irvine, tried to conquer the top of the world, Mount Everest, in June 1924, maybe they did it and they were the first, George was born in Mobberley, south of Manchester airport and Irvin in Birkenhead (where you can arrive in the Snowdrop crossing the Mersey), so the name of LIVERPOOL is in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean (stern of the Titanic) and perhaps in the highest point of the Earth.(They have a memorial in a stained glass window of Chester Cathedral)

Thanks for the video, great work

[ddunn]

Great Walk !!! And Great information about Liver Pool. Now go sit down a bit 😄😄😄

[lesholleron]

I worked in one of the Three Graces for some years and have walked all of these streets at one time or another. Your tour is excellent and very informative - well done 👏. Makes me want to go back and do it all again 🤭.

[NikkiEvernight]

If I knew you were in my city I'd have come out and got you a coffee or taken you to some of the interesting little known areas!
Great video as always

[paulalaurie]

Born in Liverpool, worked in Liverpool Left my city in 2011. Thanks for the memories ...Cheers from New Zealand 🇳🇿

[MichaelGill-qccd]

Was in Liverpool this march and ventured into most placers you spoke about in the video.

[bluepeter]

Well done to all involved in this, just brilliant ! Thank you .

[DramaSara]

Absolutley loved this video! I will watch it a few times more before I travel to Liverpool in May for the Eurovision Song Contest. Thank you! <3

[JohnKaye-rt]

I am born in liverpool and I love it it's a great place so come on people come and visit this fantastic city 😊😊❤❤😊🎉😢😮😅😂❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[dulally]

A great historical history of Liverpool. Realy interesting and a very good presentation.

[fromthefountofyouth]

A beautiful narration of a beautiful city, with remarkable segues between topics that fitted seamlessly with the tour. Bravo!

[ianrmallett]

Really enjoyed the video. I was a Customs Officer in the 1970''s based in the Port of Liverpool Building. It was good to see so many of the places I knew so well in those days before I emigrated to New Zealand

[keving]

Just back from a 2 day sightseeing trip to Liverpool. Had watched your video before going - bits of it twice - and followed almost all of your route (plus plenty more). An excellent way to get your bearings, and so much better than other tour vloggers on here where the focus is mainly on the ego of the guide, not the place they!re actually visiting. Thanks.

[manuelfedericocachazasanju]

OH YES !...AND THE FOOTBALL L4 LIFE !..YNWA !🇬🇧🇬🇬🔥😂😂😂💖⚽🎵👑👍👏🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🥳🥳🥳