This autumn, two of Liverpool’s grandest historic landmarks are glowing with candlelight concerts — and they make for an unforgettable cozy night out

St. George’s Hall in Liverpool, a Grade I listed building since 1854, stands as one of the city’s most iconic venues, located close to Lime Street station and the bustling city center. Its spectacular interior features mosaic tiles, red granite columns, and grand Victorian décor, creating a stunning backdrop for special events and immersive experiences. The hall’s rich history includes memorable moments like a 2008 rooftop gig by Beatles drummer Ringo Starr, making it a prestigious and vibrant setting for Candlelight concerts and live music in Liverpool.

Address: St George’s Pl, L1 1JJ

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Set within the historic Castle Street Quarter, Liverpool Town Hall is a grand Georgian landmark first completed in the 18th century, with richly decorated interiors and a celebrated Concert Room known for its clear, balanced acoustics. The Grade I listed building stands near Exchange Flags and a short walk from the waterfront at the Pier Head, with Moorfields station and major bus routes close by. Surrounded by architectural icons, restaurants, and civic spaces, Liverpool Town Hall provides an elegant and historic backdrop for a single evening of Candlelight concerts.

Address: Liverpool Town Hall is located at High Street, L2 3SW.

Liverpool Philharmonic Hall:  The home of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra—the oldest continuing professional symphony orchestra in the UK.

The Tung Auditorium: A state-of-the-art venue at University of Liverpool.