Holiday homes and lettings in Liverpool

A Liverpool holiday rental or private apartment offers the space and comfort you need for the perfect family holiday, making it the smart option when travelling with kids.

With an array of family-friendly activities on offer, there's no reason your kids won't fall in love with Liverpool too. Head to the World Museum, where you will find dinosaur displays as well as mummies, an aquarium and a planetarium. Another great option for a day out with the kids is Croxteth Hall, which includes wide open spaces to play in as well as a nature reserve.

For rainy days, head to Liverpool ONE, where you'll find the Jungle Rumble Adventure Golf and a 14-screen cinema, as well as a vast selection of restaurants and shops. If the sun is shining, pack a picnic and enjoy some of Liverpool's many green spaces, such as the beautiful Sefton Park.

With so much to take in on your Liverpool family holiday, you'll be glad to have your own accommodation to relax in, so that you can recharge your batteries for the next day's fun.

Having given birth to the phenomenon that is the Beatles, Liverpool has many attractions devoted to the legendary band, including a fantastic range of tours. The city is also home to the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, which happens to be the oldest symphony orchestra in the UK.

Liverpool is also the location of many iconic buildings, including two magnificent cathedrals, the Cathedral Church of Christ and the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral. Choose a comfortable Liverpool holiday apartment, and you can start planning your tour of the city.

Book a holiday apartment in Liverpool, and you definitely won't be short on things to do. A great way to get an overview of the city is to take a tour, such as one along the Mersey River, since the city's history is intertwined with this mighty waterway.

Discover Liverpool's maritime history Six parts of the city have been collectively declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, in recognition of Liverpool's contribution to the development of international trade and maritime technology. These are collectively known as the Liverpool Maritime Mercantile City.

Explore the stylish Albert Dock The centrepiece is the Albert Dock, where you will find restaurants, bars, shops and two hotels, as well as the Merseyside Maritime Museum, the International Slavery Museum, Tate Liverpool and The Beatles Story museum. Choose a holiday apartment or letting in this area, and you'll be right in the thick of the action, surrounded by fun attractions, delicious food and great nightlife.

See the world's largest brick building Other maritime attractions include the Stanley Dock Tobacco Warehouse. Situated just north of the city, it was first constructed in 1901, at which time it was the world's largest building in terms of area. Today, it still holds the accolade of being the world's largest brickwork building.

Pier Head

Defining Liverpool's iconic skyline, this World Heritage Site comprises stunning early 20th century architecture with the Three Graces of The Royal Liver Building, Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool building.

Liverpool Cathedral

The Gothic Revival-style Liverpool Cathedral is Britain's biggest and Europe's fifth largest. The Tower Experience proposes sweeping views from 150m above sea level. Watch the film on how the cathedral was built, and enter the Bell Chamber.

Anfield Stadium

With a capacity of more than 54.000 spectators, Anfield Stadium is England's sixth largest football stadium, home to Liverpool F.C. since 1892. Enjoy a stadium tour or get tickets for a match.

Liverpool Central Library

The library is actually housed in multiple adjoining buildings on William Brown Street. Visitors will be impressed by the selection of books and the fantastic rooftop views.

Museum of Liverpool

Don't miss England's largest newly-built national museum. Displays such as The Beatles, and Ben Johnson’s Liverpool Cityscape celebrate Liverpool history.