Steve D

Lived in Didsbury 8 years and this was my first visit but it certainly won't be my last. Looking in, you think it's tiny but in actual fact it's more like rhe tardis!! Its a proper pub and if you are a lover of Guinness then this is the place for you! From prooer pints of Guinness to a baby Guinness!! ( you really need to try it! ) this place was warm, friendly and welcoming atmosphere ( until I put ferry across the meresy on the jukebox!! ) joking aside, there was plenty of sport on the tv's, the staff and drinkers were all amazing friendly and polite. It's certainly a local pub but don't let that put you of as you are made to feel welcome from the moment you set foot inside. The Guinness is amazing with alot of the old posters and signs. Well worth a visit.

Congratulations on their 20th Anniversary!
Some new features added and the big picture show amazes as ever.
Attended an evening event and it was brilliant the whole set up was completely transformed.
By day the museum now has poppies from London and New items are being added to the display cases.
School holidays fast approaching there seems to be plenty going on. It's free entry, carpark is NCP but still worth a visit.
Plenty to see and do. I'd highly recommend a good few hours.
On the hour they have a huge 360 panoramic show, all different. An amazing cafe with some delicious food and a very good gift shop.
Plenty of photographic opportunities and selfies to be had. The Museum has a timeline but you don't have to stick to that. On certain days they have veterans in who give first hand experience of war too.
There really is something for everyone and is a great day out.

As soon as you pull into the station you can feel the energy and buzz of the city, but not beofre a photo opportunity and selfie with both Sir Ken Dodd and also the battle axe Labour MP Bessie Braddock who was famous for many things including having the lion stamp put onto eggs.
2 famous people to greet you as you enter the amazing city of Liverpool.

One of THE most iconic Buildings in the UK, the Liver Building. Dad told me the story of the Liver Birds and once asked me did I know what they were stood on, I replied the roof! He told me no the egg's!! Its a magnificent building on the seafront and it really does set the tone and feeling you get walling past the majestic buildings heading towards the ferry. The waterfront has changed so so much and continues to change. Whilst you visit it's well worth having a look at the splendour of the building and if you look very closely you may even see a man stood on the top!! Yes really a man stood on the top above the clock! Check my pictures if you don't believe me. The historical factors around the area is all to well to see and to enjoy.