Free things to do in Liverpool for Students
Exploring Liverpool doesn’t have to cost a fortune. In this blog, our general accommodation manager Eve Cavendish shares 10 free things to do in Liverpool for students.
1. Tate Gallery
Location: Albert
Dock, Liverpool, L3 4BB
Whether you’re an art enthusiast or just love wandering through inspiring
spaces, the Tate Liverpool is a must-visit. Home to contemporary masterpieces
by artists like Roy Lichtenstein and Louise Bourgeois, it’s a haven for modern
art lovers. The waterfront location is an added bonus!
Find out more: Tate Liverpool
2. The Museum of Liverpool
Location: Pier Head,
Liverpool, L3 1DG
Dive deep into Liverpool’s history and culture at The Museum of Liverpool.
Located in a stunning building overlooking the waterfront, here you can learn
all about this iconic city. Discover how life in Merseyside has evolved over
time, and come into contact with a range of materials related to the city’s
most famous band, The Beatles!
Learn more: Museum of Liverpool
3. Maritime Museum
Location: Royal
Albert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AQ
Make a day of visiting Liverpool’s museums and galleries at the Royal Albert
Dock. The Maritime Museum and Tate Gallery are a short walk from one another
and will provide you with two contrasting cultural experiences. Learn all about
Liverpool’s role in the Titanic story and the city’s history with shipping and
travel.
Find out more: Maritime Museum
4. Sefton Park and Palm House
Location: Sefton Park, Liverpool, L17 1AP
Escape the
hustle and bustle of the city with a trip to Sefton Park. The Victorian Palm
House is a hidden gem, housing exotic plants from around the world. Bring your
camera for some Insta-worthy shots!
Plan your visit: Palm
House
5. Liverpool Cathedral
Location: St James’
Mount, Liverpool, L1 7AZ
The Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool is super impressive. It’s the largest
cathedral in Britain and took over 74 years to build. Go for the impressive
architecture, stay for the facts that’ll give you the edge in any
Liverpool-themed pub quiz.
Find out more: Liverpool
Cathedral
6. Chinatown
Location: Nelson
Street, Liverpool, L1
Liverpool’s Chinatown is the first in Europe and a vibrant cultural hub.
Explore its iconic arch, delicious Chinese restaurants, and bustling shops.
It’s also a great spot to connect with Liverpool’s diverse international
community.
Read more: Liverpool
Chinatown
7. Walker Art Gallery
Location: William Brown Street, Liverpool,
L3 8EL
The Walker Art Gallery is perfect for those who enjoy classical and
contemporary art. It features works by renowned artists like Rembrandt and
Hockney, offering a quieter, reflective experience.
Explore: Walker Art Gallery
8. Crosby Beach and the Iron Men
Location: Crosby Beach, Liverpool, L23 6SY
Take a short trip to Crosby Beach to see Antony Gormley’s Another Place
sculptures. The hauntingly beautiful installation of 100 iron figures stretches
along the shoreline, offering a serene escape from the city.
9. Everton Park Nature Garden
Location: Heyworth Street, Liverpool, L5 3PE
For panoramic views of Liverpool’s skyline, head to Everton Park. The Nature
Garden offers a peaceful escape with wildflowers, ponds, and walking trails.
Bring a picnic and enjoy the tranquillity.
10. Penny Lane
Location: Penny Lane, Liverpool,
L18
Step into the legendary Penny Lane, forever etched in music history by The
Beatles’ timeless hit. This vibrant street in South Liverpool is a must-visit
for music fans and anyone curious about the life of John Lennon and his
connection to his hometown.
Start planning those free things to do in Liverpool for students today. When you book student accommodation you’ll be able to see our trueLife events. From road trips to food experiences, we’ll help keep you busy when you’re out of studies Find out more about our accommodation and reserve your room today: Liverpool Student Accommodation.