Liverpool is a city that greets you with high energy from the get-go. On the waterfront there’s the chorus of conversations around Albert Dock, the River Mersey shimmers as ferries pull out, and as you head further inland buskers can be heard tuning up on Bold Street. It all feels larger than life.
It’s also a city layered with history, with its Victorian red brick warehouses and Georgian terraces – though all of these heritage features bring quirks for disabled visitors.
