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Apartments In the Area
1. Liverpool City Centre2. Liverpool City Waterfront
Family Days out In the Area
1. Albert Dock2. Bluecoat Chambers
3. Born to Boogie
4. Bug World Experience
5. Liverpool FC tour
Family Events In the Area
1. DLA Piper Series: The Sculpture of Language at Tate Liverpool2. Tate Collection at Tate Liverpool
3. White Gold: the true cost of cotton at the International Slavery Museum
Family Hotels In the Area
1. Alicia Hotel2. Childwall Abbey
3. Holiday Inn Express Liverpool
4. Holiday Inn Express Liverpool John Lennon Airport
5. Jurys Inn Liverpool
Family Pubs In the Area
1. Allerton Hall2. Blue Anchor Inn
3. Derby Arms
4. Great Mogul
5. Otterspool Harvester
Family Restaurants In the Area
1. ASK2. Bella Italia Liverpool
3. Cafe Rouge
4. Cafe Rouge Liverpool One
5. Caffe Nero Bold Street
Mersey Ferries, Liverpool
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| Address: |
Pier Head Georges Parade Liverpool Merseyside England |
| Telephone: | 44 (0) 151 227 2660 |
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Mersey Ferries overview
There are only a few ferries that are world famous; the Manhattan Island in New York, the Star Ferry in Hong Kong and The Mersey Ferry. Of the three, this is by far the most fun for children. The ...
round trip takes about an hour and includes a great commentary on the fascinating history of this great port with its listed buildings. Needless to say the background music is provided by the Beatles. The trip includes a stop at Seacombe ferry Terminal where you could possibly have a visit to Spaceport, a space themed attraction.
Ferry cross the Mersey
27 Nov 2009
Visited with: Child
I wanted to take my children to the Science Museum in Liverpool because I read it was really fun for kids. I thought a nice way to start would be to take the ferry to Liverpool from Woodside in Birkenhead. The way we did it was to take a River Explorer Cruise. The children enjoyed being on the ferry, especially the leaving and coming into dock and the Beatles music. We were able to get off in Liverpool and go up to the Museum and then get back on for the rest of the cruise later. It cost just over 10 pounds for the three of us and I think it was really worth it.
Tags: Fun, affordable
