Monday 3rd October 2016
The good weather is staying
with us. A very pleasant 16° with clear blue sky and a light breeze.
Breakfast at 8:30am on the
top floor looking out over the river and docks.
WE caught the hop-on-hop-off
bus and did the one-hour tour round Liverpool, stopping off to visit Liverpool
Cathedral (the biggest in Britain) which whilst quite plain is nonetheless very
beautiful. It was commenced in 1904 and not completed until the mid 1960’s.
After a lovely morning tea at the Cathedral we re-boarded the bus for the last
part of the trip, which finished at Albert Dock.
Next was a visit to the
Beetles Museum. Understandably Liverpool is al about their most famous sons
“The Beetles”. The museum was very interesting and informative. We had a light
lunch at the museum and then set off to do a bit of shopping before returning
to the Albert Dock to see the Mersey Side Maritime Museum. The Museum had to
excellent displays, one on the Lusitania and the other of course was the
Titanic. Both were very interesting. This now completes our Titanic journey as
we have seen where she was built, launched, sailed from and now the White Star
Line Headquarters.
Next was a short walk
further along the dock to go on dockside Ferris wheel that provided us with
some excellent views over Liverpool, the Mersey River and docks.
WE had dinner at the
Smuggler Cove pub then returned to the Hotel. We took our remaining bottle of
Champagne up to the top floor and drank it overlooking the lights of Albert
Dock before returning to our room to pack ready for our trip to Manchester
tomorrow morning.
Liverpool Cathedral |
Chins Town Gate in Liverpool |
Our Hotel |
Albert Dock lock system |
Titanic Memorial |
Lynne on the Liverpool Ferris Wheel |
Liverpool Cathedral from the Ferris wheel |
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