We meet you on the waterfront, if you've arrived by ship we're in the shadow of these three remarkable buildings. Each with a story to tell! No surprise as you're now in the city that is the most significant port of emigration in the history of the world.

From our vantage point, you will see the former building where the Titanic was owned and managed. The Museum of Liverpool is full of gems so we'll signpost you to come back later and grab a photo with the Superlamb bananas outside !

Pass by the 'streaky bacon building' and 'Darth Vader's holiday home'!

Grab a photo with a Super Lambana before we continue past the giant propellor for the feted Lusitania and the Carter's memorial.

You've arrived at the world's first fireproof dock warehouses. Targeted during the second world war it still stands today and walk by and introduce you to a Liverpool Folk sone. The dock was revolutionary in how it handled cargo. At one time up to one third of world trade came through Liverpool's seven plus miles of docklands.

We approach the spectacular development that is Liverpool One. Clever town planning underpins what we are today - the most cosmopolitan city in the North of England.

Beneath our feet is the Old Dock, it was once a muddy pool and that is the origins of our city was dubbed Liverpool.

a few steps up the castle to our vantage point for great views at Chevasse Park. Who was Noel Crevasse and what made him remarkable? You're about to find out!

Queen Victoria reigns over Castle Street. She's also adjacent to the law courts. Expect a funny story or two.

We're in Castle Street, downtown and surrounded by beautiful buildings. Look up to see architectural influences from around the globe.

The balcony where The Beatles appeared in 1964, whilst the crowds went crazy! The Town Hall building is one of the jewels in the crown of remaining pristine 18th Century architecture. We pause for photos outside before heading to a secret Beatles Stop!

Before we arrive at The Wall of Fame look up and see The Beatles 'on the rooftop'. Then have your mind blown by whom has appeared at The Cavern, Liverpools wider music legacy and snap a picture with John Lennon statue.

We stop for the coveted photo outside The Cavern Club where the Beatles played more than 250 times.

Time permitting we continue down Mathew Street, Beatles Mecca. We'll see the Beatles Museum, the haunts of the Fab Four in the early days,, and say hello to Brian Epstein statue.

We bid farewell at the Eleanor Rigby statue. We'll leave you with her, as we don't want her to be lonely, And you can have a sit down to think about what you will do next - your guide will have provided loads of inspiration to make the most of your time here in the city of Liverpool.