Rediscover the Titanic Dock and experience the authentic side of Liverpool.

Football and The Beatles are the spiritual symbols of Liverpool. Every time I visit, I prefer to spend a day at the Royal Albert Dock to soak in the nostalgic charm of this maritime city. The Royal Albert Dock was once a commercial dock, and its original site still retains old facilities like warehouses, docks, and ship repair yards. These have been transformed into a tourist area, with hotels and museums built on the original site. During my previous visit, I explored The Beatles Museum, but I personally prefer the National Maritime Museum, especially its Titanic exhibition. The long list of over 3,000 victims and the displayed Titanic artifacts left a lasting impression on me—it was truly overwhelming. 😨 For those who aren’t keen on museums, simply strolling around the dock area and quietly enjoying the view of the inland river can be a rare and serene experience. Even just sitting and daydreaming is a unique pleasure. The Royal Albert Dock is about a 25-minute walk from the city center. After leaving the dock’s tourist area, you’ll find the Liverpool One shopping mall. If you’re visiting as a tourist, I recommend staying at a hotel near the dock so you can enjoy the stunning sea views every day.