Experiencing a city to the fullest is all about balance: fuelling your adventures with the good bits, while making time for the tasty bits, too. And with its deliciously balanced combination of five wholegrains, high fibre, magnesium and chocolate chips, Belvita is the perfect snack to enjoy before a day of exploring Liverpool.
From peaceful parks and inspiring museums to brilliant cafés and bars, we’ve rounded up 10 of Liverpool’s best spots—bringing together both the good and tasty bits for a beautifully balanced day out.
Tasty bits
Let’s dig into the tasty bits first, shall we?
Blackstock Market
Liverpool’s ultimate 60,000-square-foot entertainment destination brings together five bars, live music and comedy, the city’s largest rooftop terrace and plenty more all in one place. Local brothers Paul and Binty self-funded the entire £8 million project, creating a central hub designed to capture Liverpool’s spirit and bring the community together.
📍 15 Blackstock Street, Liverpool L3 6ER
MITO
Tucked away in a cosy den, MITO may be small, but it packs plenty of romance. Settle in beneath the dim lighting as knowledgeable bartenders shake up inventive cocktails like a rhubarb Negroni, making it a dreamy spot for date night.
📍 18 Castle Street, Liverpool L2 0NE
Kazimier Garden
Deemed Liverpool’s “original garden bar,” one visit to Kazimier Garden and you’ll be hooked. Its unconventional space is home to creative hubs like the Kazimier Stockroom and Kazimier Lounge, while its events calendar is packed with everything from film screenings and live music to theatrical performances. Be sure to check what’s on during your visit!
📍 32 Seel Street, Liverpool L1 4BE
Ezra & Gil
Everyone knows brunch is the best meal of the day, so get ready for mimosas and all-day pancakes at Ezra & Gil. The original location opened on Hilton Street in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, and the popular spot has since expanded to two more locations, including one in Liverpool.
📍 One Derby Square, 55 Castle Street, Liverpool L2 9TN
Camp and Furnace
From bingo and live music to day parties and big quizzes, the fun never stops at Camp and Furnace. Recent events have included a One Direction vs. Jonas Brothers night, a Friends quiz and an all-day ’80s party.
📍 67 Greenland Street, Liverpool L1 0BY
Good Bits
Just as Belvita brings together high fibre and choccy, Liverpool offers its own version of that delicious balance. For every indulgence, there’s a feel-good experience waiting to be discovered.
Walker Art Gallery
Housing one of the largest art collections in England outside of London. Walker Art Gallery is a splendid way to spend a day. Roam past beautiful paintings, sculpture and decorative art from the 13th century to the present day and explore their ongoing exhibitions such as Vivienne Westwood: Designer in Focus, Gender Stories and John Akomfrah: Listening All Night To The Rain.
📍 William Brown Street, Liverpool L3 8EL
Wyld Sauna
Wyld Sauna is no average sauna. Set on the water, this Nordic-inspired retreat brings a whole new meaning to sauna sessions with Britain’s first floating sauna experience. The space accommodates up to 20 people and comes complete with four ice baths, cold waterfall showers and heated outdoor showers with salt scrubs—everything you need to sweat, plunge and repeat.
📍 12A Princes Parade, Liverpool L3 1BG
Norris Green Park
Spanning 16 acres, Norris Green Park was created in the 1920s from the grounds of the historic Norris mansion. Today, its expansive green space offers plenty of room for a leisurely stroll, while its Green Flag Community Award recognizes it as one of the country’s best parks.
📍 277 Lorenzo Drive, Liverpool L11 1BG
Royal Albert Dock Makers Market
Makers, artists and foodies all come together at the Royal Albert Dock. Set against the stunning waterfront, it’s the perfect place to browse a mix of stalls, discover local creations, get a bite to eat and pick up something special along the way.
📍 Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool L3 4AD
Sefton Park Palm House
The magnificent, three-tiered glass dome conservatory in Sefton Park never ceases to amaze visitors with its Victorian engineering and collection of plants from around the world. Lucky for us, it’s open year-round, rain or shine, and is entirely free to enter.
📍 Sefton Park, Liverpool L17 1AP
