The county of Merseyside, England

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Merseyside can be found in the heart of England’s North West bordering Lancashire,and Greater Manchester.

Liverpool, it’s principle city having been awarded European capital of Culture 2008, is on its way to becoming a premier European city break destination. The city has a rich legacy in sport and music with both Liverpool and Everton football clubs, Aintree Racecourse (home of the Grand National) and, of course, arguably the most famous band ever - The Beatles.

Liverpool is also home to stunning architecture (Liverpool Cathderal, Speke Hall, Croxteth Hall and Port sumlight Heritage Centre) unique culture, wonderful heritage and a rich maritime legacy. Liverpool has evolved as one of the most vibrant and exciting tourist destinations in the UK.

Where to stay and things to do in Merseyside

Hotels | Bed and Breakfast | Pubs and Inns | Self Catering | Places to Visit | Museums and Art Galleries | Gardens | Cathedrals | Apartments | Tourist Information Centres | Merseyside Towns | Historic Merseyside

Selected Merseyside hotels - Please Refresh for another random Hotel list

Balmoral Lodge Hotel, Southport
Edendale House Hotel, Southport
The Castlefield Hotel, Castlefield
Leasowe Castle Hotel, Wirral
62 Castle St, Liverpool
Marriott Liverpool City Centre, Liverpool
Marriott Liverpool South, Liverpool
The Devonshire House Hotel, Liverpool
The Bold Hotel, Southport
Crescent House Hotel, Southport (Near Liverpool)

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Explore Merseyside Towns

Barnston | Binham | Birkenhead | Birkenhead (Near Liverpool) | Castlefield | Eccles | Haydock | Hoylake | Knowsley | Liverpool | New Brighton (Liverpool) | NR25 | Prenton | South Wirral | Southport | Southport (Near Liverpool) | Wallasey | Wirral |

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