Liverpool is a large port city in the county of Merseyside of North West England, a major economic and cultural center of the country. First of all, it is known as the small homeland of the great boy band The Beatles, although, of course, it is fraught with many more attractions than this fact alone. In this industrial, at first glance, the city has preserved many stunning architectural masterpieces from the time of the Victorian era, the most famous and most grandiose of which is St. George's Hall. Also, the real symbols of Liverpool are Albert Dock, Royal Laver Building, Cunard Building and Mercy Dox.

In 2008, Liverpool received the title of the cultural capital of Europe, and this is in no way surprising, given the fact that this city has the largest museum collection in England outside London. The most famous museums include the City Museum, the Tate Gallery, the Museum of Liverpool Life, and, of course, The Beatles History Museum.

It is impossible not to mention the most popular sport in the world: there is a generally recognized fact that, as they support the local Liverpool FC team at the Anfield Road Stadium, they do not get sick anywhere else in the world, and this is the true truth, which, if desired, can be convinced each.