About Liverpool
Being named European Capital of Culture 2008 was arguably the greatest day in Liverpool`s recent history. But what is beyond argument is that 4 June 2003 changed Liverpool. At a stroke, national and international perceptions changed and the image of the city improved. Already, 2008 is the rocket fuel ... more

Liverpool is a city full of passion, for music, sport, culture, live entertainment and nightlife. It has more galleries and museums than any other city outside London and boasts outstanding architecture around virtually every corner. Liverpool hosts the UK`s largest contemporary arts festival, the Biennial in 2008, having been crowned ... more

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is just 8 miles from the City Centre. There are regular scheduled flights from Belfast, and Dublin, Cork, the Isle of Man, Alicante, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Brussels, Geneva, Madrid, Nice, Paris, Palma and Malaga. Merseytravel operates a regular low-cost bus service into the City Centre seven days ... more

Cream Launches Bar in Home Town
In the wake of Liverpool being named European Capital of Culture for 2008, Liverpool lifestyle gurus the Lyceum Group have joined forces with Cream, the clubbing empire that left the city in 2002, to form a scouse superteam poised to once again take Liverpool by ... more

The Masque (Barfly) Legends are normally a long time in the making. Think of legendary music venues and names like the Hacienda, Marquee and Cavern spring to mind for the key role they played in nascent bands' careers. However, in each case the passing of the years has only served to ... more