Youth Hostel in Liverpool
Travel Tips for YHA Liverpool (Page 1/1)
Budget Meals
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02 Mar 2013 Ann, Australia:
Try the Liverpool Scouse at the wonderful old pub next to the Hostel The Baltic Fleet |
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02 Mar 2013 Ann, Australia:
Albert Dock has an amazing selection of attractions - museums/ art galleries etc |
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14 Mar 2013 Guillermo, France:
The museum of the marine specially. |
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12 Dec 2012 Alan, England & Wales:
n/r this time except pie in Baltic Fleet |
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22 Oct 2012 Stefanie, England & Wales:
breakfast really small, just one tea |
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17 Oct 2012 Katie, Canada:
International Slavery Museum - plus, it's free! |
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16 Aug 2012 Rebecca, Australia:
Watching a gig at the Cavern club is definitely a not to be missed experience. A tour of Anfield Stadium is also good even if you're not a football fan or Liverpool FC supporter. |
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12 Feb 2012 Steven, Netherlands:
very nice English breakfast-buffet at hostel |
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10 Aug 2011 Lee, Hong Kong:
Anfield Stadium Visit, Albert Dock, Merseyside Maritime Museum! |
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| HI Hostel YHA LiverpoolFantastic customer friendly hostel in a fascinating, friendly city! There are a rich variety of museums, theatres, comedy clubs, night clubs, bars and restaurants to enjoy nearby. A short trip will take you to Antony Gormley’s sculpture installation on Crosby beach. Be at the heart of everything Liverpool has to offer in this hostel adjacent to the historic Albert Docks. YHA Liverpool is just a stroll from galleries including the Tate, museums like the International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum and the Beatles Story. The terminal for a ferry across the Mersey is nearby. Accommodation is in modern dorms, all with en-suite facilities. Facilities include games rooms, self-catering kitchen, TV lounge, internet access, wheelchair facilities and meals are also available. | more...... |