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WHATEVER BRINGS YOU TO LIVERPOOL COME AND
STAY WITH US AT
INTERNATIONAL INN
We're near the heart of the city, so you can experience the legendary Cavern Club, get some retail therapy in the trendy shopping centres or grab some outstanding international food and get the drinks in on Seel Street.
NIGHTLIFE
When it comes to Nightlife in Liverpool, you are truly spoilt for choice!
Just 5 mins from the International Inn you'll find Hannah's, Overlooking the city and St Luke's Church, Hannah's promises an open, airy and stylish offering in the heart of Liverpool. Boasting some of the best views of the city's skyline, the top floor at Hannah's is a beautiful glass roof terrace (which can open up in the summer).
Absolutely buzzing on a weekend, you'll never struggle to find great bars or tasty bar food. From hot dogs and steins in the graffitied wood panels of Salt Dog Slim's, to the euro inspired décor of The Park, gigs at the Arts Club and all-night dancing in Heebie Jeebies' underground club – Seel Street is a sensational Scouse night out. As well as the world famous Cavern Club on Matthew Street there is also The Rubber Soul complex which is the absolute epitome of Liverpool nightlife. There is something for all ages and tastes, with music from the 60s through to the present day, as well as live music every night of the week and live comedy shows every weekend.
FOOD & DRINK
Liverpool City Region’s dining scene is fantastically varied, from sleek fine dining to indie bistros and pop-up foodie heavens to high-street favourites, modern British - take a look at our best places for a classic Roast here - to the finest foods from around the world.
Take a look at our restaurants, cafes, traditional pubs and the best bars and nightlife.
If you're looking for hot spots, take a look down Bold Street for multicultural vibes or Castle Street for sophisticated lunch and drinks.
Local produce is at our fingertips, with Wirral and Formby asparagus, Southport shrimps, Knowsley lamb, and Liverpool beer and gin some of the stars of the scene.
MARITIME & HERITAGE
Liverpool is a city built on it’s Maritime Heritage and world trade influence. Liverpool’s waterfront became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004, centred around Liverpool as a Maritime Mercantile city and this reflects the city’s significance as a commercial port at the time of Britain’s greatest influence.
The World Heritage Site stretches along the waterfront from Albert Dock, through to the Pier Head and up to Stanley Dock, and then up through the historic commercial districts, the RopeWalks area to end at St George’s Quarter.
THE BEATLES!
Formed in 1960, the love really does live on and from far and wide, fans descend on the city to get a taste of the foremost influential rock band of all time. Ye Cracke may not look much from the outside, but this quaint old pub is proudly recognised as a once favourite spot of John Lennon.
After soaking up the history of the boozer, take a seat (if you can) in its bustling beer garden. An annual event, International Beatle week Festival celebrates the band across a variety of venues, including all day and night live music in the Cavern Club and an Annual Convention with guest speakers and masses of memorabilia.
MUSIC VENUES
Music venues in Liverpool range from legendary The Cavern Club, only a 15-minute walk from us, with its brick vaulted cellars and eclectic live music schedule; to the 11,000 capacity M & S Bank Arena.
The venue opened as part of the city’s European Capital of Culture title in 2008 and since opening has seen some of the world’s biggest acts in sport, music and comedy perform on its stage.
From Pearl Jam to George Ezra and top tribute acts like Antarctic Monkeys – O2 Academy Liverpool is just 20 minutes away from the hostel.