The Royal Liver Building has shaped Liverpool's cityscape for more than a century. The 90 meter high building was built in 1911 and was an architectural sensation at the time. Together with the Cunard Building and Port of Liverpool Building, it is one of the so-called Three Graces, one of the city's landmarks.

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You can now also enjoy the view from the roof of the Royal Liver Building - but only after climbing 124 steps...
All further information and tickets are available at rlb360.com.

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The iconic waterfront is part of the UNESCO world heritage site. The former warehouse buildings on the banks of the River Mersey are now the Tate Liverpool gallery, the International Slave museum and the Museum of Liverpool. There is also a sing along Beatles tour to follow and lots of cafes, pubs and resturaunts.

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1. Pier head Liver buildings to The Liverpool loop Line

72.2km

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2. Brunswick Dock – Leeds and Liverpool Canal loop from Cressington

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3. Thornton Hough Village – Royal Liver Building loop from Moorfields

82.7km

04:51

440m

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Location: North West England, England, United Kingdom

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Royal Liver Building

1. Pier head Liver buildings to The Liverpool loop Line

2. Brunswick Dock – Leeds and Liverpool Canal loop from Cressington

3. Thornton Hough Village – Royal Liver Building loop from Moorfields

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