Attractions near Radisson RED Liverpool

Radisson RED Liverpool places you in an iconic location to begin exploring this unique city. Just outside our doors is a dynamic neighborhood that's home to historic buildings and cultural venues, including St. George's Hall. 

For art enthusiasts, we are minutes from Walker Art Gallery and Liverpool Empire. You can also learn everything there is to know about The Beatles, after all, this was their home base. 

Read on for more information on landmarks and attractions.

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St. George’s Hall

0.05 mi / 0.07 km from the hotel

This historical landmark dates back to the mid 19th century as a concert hall and event venue, which it still is today. Inside, the impressive Great Hall features ornate details from floor to vaulted ceiling along its 169 feet, while the outside showcases Neoclassical architecture.

The Beatles Story

0.81 mi / 1.30 km from the hotel

Back in the city where it all started, the museum details the history of the world-famous band. Learn about how The Beatles met, see some of their original instruments and costumes, and listen to interviews. Set at Royal Albert Dock, the museum's cafe is also a scenic spot for a coffee.

The Royal Albert Dock Liverpool

0.82 mi / 1.31 km from the hotel

Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site by Liverpool's waterfront. A cultural hub full of museums, galleries, impressive architecture, and a wide selection of bars and restaurants awaits.

Walker Art Gallery

0.13 mi / 0.21 km from the hotel

Spend an afternoon immersed in exploring unique art exhibits spanning medieval times to today, including one of the United Kingdom's extensive painting collections. The museum also displays 18th-century sculptures, ceramics, jewelry, furniture, and more.

Liverpool Football Club at Anfield stadium

1.78 mi / 2.87 km from the hotel

Visit this legendary football stadium and home to the famous Liverpool Football Club for an immersive experience. Choose between a variety of tours and feel the pre-game atmosphere from the Kop.

Everton Football Club at Goodison Park stadium

2.17 mi / 3.50 km from the hotel

Tour the Goodison Stadium from 1888, also known as the Grand Old Lady, and take in the famous atmosphere or catch a match for the full football experience. Go Everton Football Club!

Explore Liverpool by travel style

For history and architecture buffs

  • St George's Hall still stages concerts under its vaulted ceiling.
  • The Walker Art Gallery exhibits unique art spanning medieval times to today.

For music lovers

  • The Beatles Story tells it where it began, and the Beatles Statue at Pier Head is the shot everyone comes for.

For football fans

  • Tour the Goodison Stadium from 1888.
  • Visit this legendary football stadium and home to the famous Liverpool Football Club.

For time by the water

  • Royal Albert Dock is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to Tate Liverpool and the Merseyside Maritime Museum.

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Nearby attractions
There is plenty to do near Radisson RED Liverpool. Take a look at our Nearby Attractions page to find out more about everything our hotel has to offer!
Liverpool ONE is the city's main retail destination, and the Victorian shopping arcades are where you will find independent stores.
Cultural landmarks near Radisson RED Liverpool include St George's Hall, the Walker Art Gallery, World Museum, Liverpool Empire Theatre and Royal Albert Dock, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Liverpool Lime Street station adjoins Radisson RED Liverpool, and the city's main attractions are reached on foot or by public transport from there.
Lark Lane beside Sefton Park is known for its independent boutiques and pastel shop fronts, and Liverpool's street art turns up as murals right across the city.
Radisson RED Liverpool is in the city center itself, so the main attractions are reached on foot or by public transport rather than by road.