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At one time, Liverpool was the largest commercial and military port in Britain, which is why it was almost destroyed during the war. Therefore, the current centre of Liverpool looks fresh and modern, surprising with its skyscrapers and modernist churches. A couple of stops from the port, you will find Victorian neighbourhoods, Edwardian streets, and even more ancient sites like Speke Hall, clay and beam houses from the Tudor era.

Football fans will certainly want to come from the football capital with souvenirs. Classic scarves, T-shirts, and funny hats are the most popular souvenirs from Liverpool. Club merchandise can be found at the Anfield stadium or in Liverpool FC supermarkets. They are located in the city centre.

The Merseyside Maritime Museum is located at Albert Dock and has collected everything related to shipping and port life. It will tell the stories of the world's largest ports and how they changed people's lives. You can learn here about the three greatest wrecks – Titanic, Lusitania, and Empress of Ireland. It will take several hours to see the entire museum. The basement contains exhibits from the Museum of Customs and Excise. Admission is free.