Radisson RED Liverpool's 4 iconic neighbors

Standing just across the road from Lime Street Station and the Radisson RED Liverpool is St George's Hall. With its neoclassical Greco-Roman pillars cut off by the acropolis-esque roof, the Grade I-listed building is the home of comedy, music, theatre and much more. Once described as 'the finest neo-Grecian building in the world', visitors can soak in the atmosphere, the entertainment, and a simply beautiful piece of architecture all in one evening! And, if you're visiting during the festive season, Liverpool's Christmas Markets are held right outside, so you can grab a mulled wine, pick up last-minute gifts and take in the sites. 

There are few buildings that look more grandioso than the Liverpool Town Hall. Built in 1754, it's one of the oldest civic buildings in the country to still survive in its original incarnation, despite minor works in 1802. If you look closely while visiting, you may notice its ever-so-slightly off-center location and think it looks out of place! The streets around the building originally obscured most of the brilliant building and, as Liverpool entered vast development in the 60s and 70s, old derelicts were removed to leave the town hall standing tall (and a bit wonky!).

A must-see for any tourist staying in Liverpool, what hasn’t been said about the institutional Royal Albert Dock? Designed and opened in the mid-1800s, the revolutionary docks were the vibrant hub of an emerging new world. Just a stone's throw from the North Western Hall, left perfectly intact and now home to museums, galleries and eateries, it's the visitor's dream. From grabbing a cocktail and a bite to eat while taking in the views to soaking up the culture at the Tate Liverpool, pop it to the top of your to-do list for a true slice of the history that formed the city we love, today.

One of Liverpool's 'Three Graces' and opened in 1911, the building was originally the purpose-built home of the Royal Liver Assurance group, set up to provide locals with assistance after losing a wage-earning relative. A fabulous window into the generous nature of the Liverpudlian locals, the Royal Liver Building is simply the definition of 'iconic'. The two Liver Birds that sit atop the building are steeped in folklore, telling us that if they were to fly away the city would cease to exist. There's no Liverpool without the Royal Liver Building!

Radisson RED Liverpool is located right in the heart of the bustling city, offering the perfect blend of entertainment, culture and leisure. Located in between the main Lime Street station and the prestigious Empire Theatre, the hotel also neighbors the popular shopping district, with the museum and art gallery quarter directly opposite. Only about 3 km from the hotel are the two historic stadiums of Liverpool Football Club and Everton Football Club, perfect for sports enthusiasts. Also nestled within the hotel is STOKE restaurant, which will serve up classic dishes with a grilled twist, focusing on traceability and locally-sourced products. Overlooking the picture-perfect St George's Hall, the restaurant provides the ideal setting to soak up the city's buzz and sip on a hand-crafted cocktail before heading out to explore.

 

So, now you've found your perfect stay with Radisson RED Liverpool, it's time to start planning your trip...we hope we've given you enough to get on with!