Liverpool has a great mix of modern and historical aspects, from the restaurants and nightlife for fancier nights out, to smaller haunts in The Baltic [Triangle] and The [Royal Albert] Docks. It's not an exaggeration to say it's such a friendly city. It's small enough to notice familiar faces, but also attracts a large population of tourists, so it can feel like a brand new place when out and about. (Third year student, University of Liverpool)
What Liverpool's famous for...
The Beatles
Home of the Fab Four, Liverpool has been referred to as the 'World Capital of Pop'.

Liverpool nightlife, according to students
The Three Graces
The Royal Liver Building, The Cunard Building, and the Port of Liverpool Building make up the iconic waterfront.

Liverpool nightlife, according to students
Liverpool vs Everton
One of football's fiercest and most emotional rivalries belongs in Liverpool.

Student life in Liverpool
Local gems, tips and things to do, as recommended by students.
Treat yourself
Low on cash
Friday feeling
Sunday chilling
Grab a bite
Feeling cultural
When family visit
Catch up with mates
Liverpool in pictures
Sefton Park
Autumnal sunrise over Sefton Park, where I often go for a morning jog. (Cara Hawkins, third year student at University of Liverpool)

Living in Liverpool, according to students
View from Anglican Cathedral
Always amazing and uplifting. (Cameron, third year student at Liverpool Hope University)

The Beatles statues
Me and my friends by The Beatles statues at the waterfront. This picture is special to me as I am a huge Beatles fan. Liverpool is a great place to be for music fans. (Elisia Raybould, third year student at Liverpool John Moores University)

Living in Liverpool, according to students
Royal Albert Dock
Royal Albert Dock is more beautiful at night in my opinion, especially with the wheel lit in the background. (Aaron, second year student at Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts)

Living in Liverpool
Housing, travel, and budgeting tips.
Where you'll find students
- Kensington
- Smithdown
- Georgian Quarter
Local transport
- £1.04 a day
- Based on annual Student Bus Pass Liverpool of £375
- Bus
Student money tips
If you're looking for a cheap night out, let me introduce you to Raz Mondays. The club has been open for decades, and Tuesday morning lectures are famously poorly attended. For £2 entry, you get a plethora of drinks for £1 to £2, and [can] dance along to the hits until 4 or 5am! (Third year student, University of Liverpool)
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