The Albert Dock is a great riverfront destination to visit if you're in Liverpool. Constructed by architects Jesse Hartley and Philip Hardwick and opened in 1846 ,the port and dock area served the c… Full review by NeilKelly77
Oct 24, 2024
This is a must see area of Liverpool for taking in the sites. If you’re interested in shopping or getting a bite to eat check it out. Also take in some of the museums in the area. Full review by sashakeena
Oct 13, 2024
Just a fantastic place with lots to see and places to eat and very inexpensive. Great wee place to visit. A lovely stroll around a lovely area of Liverpool. Full review by Ben M
Got a relative stopping by on a coach trip on a Sunday for a few hours, looking for suggestions for nice lunch , not extortionate nearby or within walking distance.
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There's a Greene King pub on Albert Dock, I cannot remember the name of it but it's next to the pirate ship so you cannot miss it. Very reasonably priced. There's also a nice …
There's a Greene King pub on Albert Dock, I cannot remember the name of it but it's next to the pirate ship so you cannot miss it. Very reasonably priced. There's also a nice Wetherspoons in Liverpool One.
I am visiting with my family in late September. While we are not Mormon, we are primarily interested in Albert Dock, and any Mormon points of interest near the dock, as our ancestors converted to Mormon while in Liverpool and left for the United States from Albert dock in 1855, on the ship Charles Buck. I know there is a sculpture commemorating the Mormon emigration, but anything beyond this would be extremely helpful. We'd greatly appreciate any suggestions, thanks!
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If you ‘Google’ ‘Mormon Albert docks’, several sites return with interesting links including the BBC, Liverpool museum and some LDS sites. I tried to paste the links here but was …
If you ‘Google’ ‘Mormon Albert docks’, several sites return with interesting links including the BBC, Liverpool museum and some LDS sites. I tried to paste the links here but was prevented. Hope they help.
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