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Royal Liver Building 360 Tour

Name: Royal Liver Building 360 Tour
Address: Liverpool, GB
Telephone: +441512364753
Price range: ££
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Royal Liver Building 360 is a city landmark with a unique viewpoint and immersive experiential tour
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14/06/2026

This is your reminder that Fathers Day is only 1 week away!

Struggling to buy a present? 🎁
Why not treat your dad to a fun, history filled tour of the Royal Liver Building!?

Bask in the sun on our 15th floor 360 viewing platform whilst getting a birds eye view of the brilliant city of Liverpool 🌞

We do also sell gift vouchers instore or online which make the perfect gift, maybe paired with a Royal Liver Bird gin👀 but we'll let you iron out the details!

For more information on the tours and gift vouchers just click the link liverbuildingtour.com 🎟️

13/06/2026

Have any weekend plans?

Why not learn more about the City of Liverpool and experience the best views in the city! All whilst being in the most iconic building in Liverpool and home to the famous Liver Birds!

It's a fully guided tour so you get to ask all the questions about Liverpool and the Royal Liver Building you've always wanted to know the answers to!
And if today doesn't work, you can book in advance or grab a gift voucher! Fathers Day is just around the corner 👀

Just click the link to find out more and book your tickets today liverbuildingtour.com 🎟️

11/06/2026

This is such a fascinating map!

It clearly shows the expansion of Liverpool from 1835, 1895, 1902, 1905 and 1913. Including how many acres of land, as well as future plans for some of this land.
This was showcased in 1914 at a conference held from the 9th to the 13th of March at the Liberty Buildings in Liverpool, for the Town Planning and Housing exhibition.

We can even see the planned out Ferry route! How many acres was your borough back in 1913?

To learn more about the city of Liverpool and its most iconic building, The Royal Liver Building, why not book onto a tour today? Just click the link to find out more! 🎟️
liverbuildingtour.com

10/06/2026

🔤Royal Liver Building A-Z 🔤

To tell you all about the building and its surrounding areas from A to Z!
Next up is Bella and Bertie, built by the Bromsgrove Guild! 🐦‍⬛

We all know Bertie and Bella as the famous Liver Birds who sit on top of the Royal Liver Building.
Whilst we don't have an exact date and reason for why they are named Bella and Bertie. We can only assume that they were named this way after Isabella of England, daughter of King John and King George V as his nickname and middle name was Albert.
As I'm sure you know, Bella and Bertie serve as the protectors of Liverpool, Bella faces the Mersey River, to watch over the sailors coming in and out of the docks and Bertie looks into the City to watch over those living and working here. Can you name another myth about this?!

These Liver birds were designed by Carl Bernard Bartels and made by the Bromsgrove Guild. The same company who made the gates to Buckingham Palace!
The Royal Liver Friendly Society commissioned the Bromsgrove Guild to build these great birds on April 10th 1911. Bearing in mind that the building itself opened on the 19th July 1911!

The Liver Birds are 18ft tall, weigh 4 tons and have a wingspan of 24ft, and the Bromsgrove Guild were given one month to make them, May 12th 1911 to be exact. They only cost £140 each (£14,640.21 in todays money) and every week that they went over the deadline they would be charged an additional £20 fine!

They've been on top of the Royal Liver Building since 1911 and they're not going anywhere anytime soon!

To learn more about them and see them up close why not book onto a tour today, just click the link https://liverbuildingtour.com for more information 🎟️

09/06/2026

⏳We've gone back in time ⏳

Welcome to the Great Georges Dock, the home of the Royal Liver Building.
Of course, it's looking a little different 🤔

Of course the Royal Liver Building wasn't built until 1911, so back in 1871 the Great George Docks were fully in use and St Nicholas Church towered above the rest of the buildings in the city.
The Royal Liver Building had their main headquarters on Prescot street and the Royal Liver Building as it exists now wasn't even a thought!

But only 37 years later, in 1908 the Royal Liver Buildings construction would begin on the reclaimed land where the Great George Docks used to be. 🏗️

To learn more about the Royal Liver Building and the city of Liverpool, why not book a tour, just click the link to find out more - liverbuildingtour.com 🎟️

08/06/2026

🛥️It's Cruise Season 🛥️

And we love seeing all the incredible ships on our doorstep!
If you're on a cruise ship this summer and you're lucky enough to be docking in Liverpool for the day then why not pay the Royal Liver Building Tour a visit!?
We're right on the waterfront so you can't miss us! And we only take 70 minutes so it's perfect if you're in a rush to get back to the ship! 🏃‍➡️

📸: Stratus Imagery

Just click the link liverbuildingtour.com to find out more about the tour and book your ticket today 🎟️

07/06/2026

Already one week into June, where does the time go!? 🌞

With lighter evenings and hopefully some sunnier days don't forget we are open everyday! Why not visit the most iconic building in Liverpool and get the best views of the city all in one!

Just click the link liverbuildingtour.com to find out more or give us a call at 0151 236 4753 to get your questions answered directly from our team! 🎟️
We can't wait to see you! 😎

06/06/2026

⏳On This Day...⏳

82 years ago, on the 6th June 1944, the Allied Powers (consisting mainly of the UK, USA and Canada, but many more were involved) invaded the beaches of Normandy, resulting in the liberation of France, and the eventual Allied victory on the Western Front.

This was code named Operation Overlord, but is of course more commonly known as D-Day. It was the largest seaborne invasion in history with over 156,000 soldiers and 195,700 naval personnel involved.
The Royal Liver Friendly Society had over 2000 members join the war effort in WWII, unfortunately 75 of these men did lose their lives.
And to honour all those who fought in the war the Royal Liver Friendly Society set up electronic chimes that go off every 15 minutes in sync with our clocks, and still do to this day!

Join us today in thinking about and honouring the people who lost their lives for our country. Lest We Forget

05/06/2026

An incredible sky captured by a few weeks ago 😍

Of course we love all pictures that we get tagged in or get sent to us and it's great when we can showcase these amazing pictures to everyone.
Especially because they always make us look so pretty! Although when it comes to Bella, she's stunning in every light 🥰🌇

If you've never visited the Royal Liver Building then you're missing out! Just click the link liverbuildingtour.com to find out more 🎟️

04/06/2026

Have you got any weekend plans?
Planned barbecues that have fallen through?

Why not take a tour of the most iconic building in Liverpool and learn all there is to know about the Royal Liver Building? Come rain or shine, we are open every day 😍

Just click the link liverbuildingtour.com to find out more and book your ticket today! 🎟️

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Liverpool

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+441512364753

Website

https://liverbuildingtour.com/

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