Itinerary
- Baltic Triangle District: Once an area of warehouses and industrial units now transformed into a thriving area of new bars and cafes with some amazing street art!
- China Town - Liverpool: We cycle through the oldest Chinese community in Europe and through the second largest Chinese gate in the world!
- Liverpool Cathedral: We cycle past this iconic building started in 1904 and finished in 1978.
- Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King Liverpool: As we cycle along Hope Street, a very unusual building comes into focus....
- The University of Liverpool: One of the UK's top universities and we cycle right through it's Red Brick centre to get to Everton Park.
- Everton Park: With amazing views of the city this is a fantastic photo opportunity!
- Anfield Stadium: We cycle down from Everton Park to this amazing stadium and look at all the historic elements of the stadium and give our guests some free time to take lots of photos!
- Stanley Park: A beautiful park that separates and joins two of the most iconic and famous football clubs in the world! We cycle through this park to get to Everton Goodison stadium
- Goodison Park: We cycle around Goodison Park Stadium taking in the amazing visual timeline of the club from it's first inception as St Domingo FC to Everton Football Club.
- The Everton Trinity: The Everton Trinity is a set of fine sculptures of three of its finest football stars namely Howard Kendall , Colin Harvey and Alan Ball, the work of renowned and prolific sculptor Tom Murphy
- Stanley Park: After Goodison Park Stadium we cycle back into this beautiful park!
- The Isla Gladstone Conservatory: The Jewel in Stanley Park is a beautiful glass conservatory which is now a cafe and function suite in the heart of the park.
- Stanley Dock: We cycle down to the iconic docks of Liverpool and take a look at the new Everton Bramley Moore Stadium still under construction.
- Tobacco Warehouse Building: After looking at the new Stadium we cycle past three iconic buildings which form an impressive glimpse into the dockland past and the tasteful renovation of city living in the present and future.
- Royal Albert Dock Liverpool: Once a thriving dock system now one of the most visited parts of Liverpool!
- Pier Head: We cycle through the now revamped Pier Head to look briefly at the Three Graces
- The Three Graces: Three iconic buildings completed at the turn of the 20th Century!
Includes
- Use of bicycle
- Snacks
- Bottled water
Details
This is a unique experience in Liverpool to see BOTH Anfield Stadium AND Goodison Park Stadium and the new Bramley Moore Stadium still under construction! Our ebikes make light work of the hills and there are many great photo opportunities and several stops which allow you free time in BOTH stadiums to take as many photos as you can / want! This is THE best eco way to see this part of Liverpool whilst also passing by some iconic buildings and learning about some of the history of this culturally rich city! Tour run in groups of up to 6 people with an expert guide! All equipment such as ebikes, helmets, hi viz jackets and waterproofs are included in the price!
Know Before You Go
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- must be able to ride a bicycle comfortably in traffic
