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Roma Reiseguide Reiseplaneten AS Velkommen til Liverpool Siden utgangspunktet som en liten Det har sprunget frem nye museer, fiskerlandsby for over 800 år siden, shoppingsentere og barer i tidligere har Liverpool hatt sine oppturer og forfalne lagerhus, og antallet hoteller nedturer. Byen som de siste førti år og restauranter har fordoblet seg i først og fremst har vært kjent for løpet av de siste ti årene. sine store sønner John, Paul, De fleste som besøker Liverpool for George og Ringo, er nå i ferd med å første gang, gjør det som fans av markere seg på europakartet igjen, enten fotballklubben Liverpool FC ikke minst fordi Liverpool er eller av The Beatles, men blir europeisk kulturhovedstad i 2008. overrasket over innbyggernes humor, Deler av Liverpool ble også inkludert gjestfrihet og imøtekommenhet for på UNESCOs verdensarvliste i turister. Verken barnefamilier, par 2004. eller enslige vil ha noe problem med å kose seg noen dager i Liverpool, uansett tid på året. Copyright Reiseplaneten AS Ingen del av denne reiseguide kan gjengis uten skriftlig tillatelse fra Reiseplaneten AS. Reiseguiden er forsøkt skrevet så korrekt som mulig og i beste hensikt. Husk at åpningstider, telefonnummer, webadresser priser og navn kan endres raskt. Reiseplaneten påtar intet ansvar for uleilighet, tap eller skade som inntreffer hos brukere av vår guide. Send forslag til forbedringer/endringer eller annet til [email protected] Bilder fra www.FreeFoto.com. wwwwww.rei.reisseepplalanneetetenn.n.noo DDinin guguiidede ttilil AmAmsterdsterdam 92172 Fly til Liverpool Liverpool John Lennon Airport er en Et annet alternativ er å ta Liverpool forholdsvis liten flyplass som som en utflukt hvis du er i London. hovedsakelig trafikkeres av Tog fra hovedstaden tar ikke mer enn lavprisselskaper som EasyJet, rundt 2,5 timer, og du kan få tur-retur- RyanAir og Wizzair. Det eneste billetter fra ca. 500 kroner. SAS, flyselskapet som per januar 2007 flyr Norwegian, RyanAir og British direkte fra Norge til Liverpool, er Airways flyr direkte til London fra rundt RyanAir, som flyr fire ganger i uken fra 600 kroner. Torp flyplass Sandefjord. Billettene er faktisk mulig å få helt ned i rundt 350 Liverpool John Lennon Airport ligger kroner, også på kort varsel hvis du har halvannen mil sørøst for sentrum. Fra mulighet til å reise midt i uken. Du kan Liverpools flyplass kan du ta taxi på selvsagt fly til Liverpool med andre 20 minutter for rundt 120 kroner, eller flyselskaper via London eller du kan ta flybussen som går hver Amsterdam, men det blir både atskillig halvtime for 25 kroner. Du kan også ta mer tungvint og mye dyrere, og du må tog som stopper midt i sentrum. sjekke inn på nytt underveis. Husk at England ligger utenfor Schengen-området, og nordmenn har Et godt alternativ er å fly til dermed behov for gyldig pass ved Manchester Airport, som bare ligger innreise. Visum er ikke påkrevd. en times busstur unna Liverpool. British Midlands (BM) flyr direkte til Manchester fra Oslo Gardermoen, og Norwegian flyr direkte fra Bergen Flesland. Du kan få billetter med BM fra ca. 1450 kroner, og med Norwegian helt ned i 480 kroner tur- retur. Det går buss fra Manchester Airport direkte til Liverpool hver time. Copyright www.reiseplaneten.no - ledende på reiseinformasjon på Internett! wwwwww.rei.reisseepplalanneetetenn.n.noo DDinin guguiidede ttilil AmAmsterdsterdam 931732 Bli kjent med Liverpool Liverpool er en havneby med Havneområdene nærmere 450 000 innbyggere i det nordvestlige England, et par mil fra ved Mersey den nordlige grensen mot Wales. Liverpool er bygd på forskjellige nivåer opp til 70 meters høyde og grenser Havneområdene ved Mersey, vest for mot elven Merseys utløp i vest og sør. sentrum, er de eldste delene av byen, Byen har 800-årsjubileum i 2007. Etter og rundt Pier Head, Albert Dock, Kings en lang periode som en av Englands Dock og Queens Dock finner du mange viktigste havnebyer, falt økonomien av Liverpools fremste turistattraksjoner. voldsomt i siste halvdel av 1900-tallet. Her ligger kunstgalleriene Tate Men nå ser det ut til å ha snudd igjen, Liverpool og The Walker, i tillegg til med oppblomstring av bedrifter og barer, butikker, restauranter, The turisme, og ikke minst med Liverpool Beatles Story, Maritime Museum og som europeisk kulturhovedstad i 2008. Museum of Liverpool Life. Liverpools innbyggere kalles Havneområdene er egentlig en Liverpudlians, eller på slang Scousers historisk attraksjon i seg selv, og ble etter den lokale stuingen scouse, som inkludert på UNESCOs verdensarvliste består av kokt kjøtt og grønnsaker. i 2004. (Scouse kom fra Norge og het egentlig lobscouse, altså lapskaus!) Scouse Shoppingområdet har også blitt betegnelsen på den svært karakteristiske Liverpool- og utelivsområdet dialekten. Har du bare besøkt London på tidligere Englandsbesøk, vil du Liverpools sentrale hovedgater er antakelig bli overrasket over hvor gågatene Lord Street og Church Street, pratsomme og imøtekommende folk er som går over i Bold Street. Dette er de i Liverpool. fremste handlegatene med mange store shoppingsentere og butikkjeder. De fleste av Liverpools attraksjoner Et annet populært turistområde som ligger innenfor sentrumsområdet, som vrimler av butikker, puber og grovt sett kan defineres som området restauranter er Cavern-kvartalet, som mellom Albert Dock, Liverpool avgrenses av gatene Lord, Victoria, Cathedral, Hope Street, Lime Street North John og Stanley. Station og Dale Street. Copyright www.reiseplaneten.no - ledende på reiseinformasjon på Internett! wwwwww.rei.reisseepplalanneetetenn.n.noo DDinin guguiidede ttilil AmAmsterdsterdam 941742 Dette er Liverpools fremste Anfield Road og utelivsområde, som yrer av liv, musikk og utdrikningslag i helgene. I øst går Goodison Park den livlige restaurant/pub-gaten Hope Street nord/sør mellom Liverpools to katedraler, en anglikansk og en Rett nord for sentrum ligger Anfield katolsk. Like vest for den anglikanske Road og Goodison Park halvannen katedralen ligger Europas eldste kilometer fra hverandre. Dette er Chinatown, med en stor og hjemmebanene til byens to store imponerende inngangsportal med fotballag, erkerivalene Liverpool FC og fargerike drageutskjæringer. Everton FC. Hvis du noensinne føler at du har gått Tar du den legendariske Ferry ’Cross deg vill, kan du jo speide etter det 125 The Mersey, kommer du til Birkenhead, meter høye Radio City Tower, som kjent for sine skipsverft, Europas første ligger i Houghton Street midt i trikkelinje og stedet der Michael Marks, sentrum. Tårnet ble bygd i 1965 og som i Marks & Spencer, åpnet sine huset opprinnelig en roterende første butikker. Eller du kan ta ferge fra restaurant som snart gikk dukken. Pier Head til Seacombe i Wallasey, Siden 1990 har tårnet vært hjem for som nå har åpnet sitt Spaceport, et Liverpools mest populære radiostasjon virtuelt romfartssenter. Radio City, og i helgene kan du ta heisen opp til Rundt Liverpool sentrum har du observasjonsplattformen. Rett øst for forsteder som Bootle og Crosby i nord, tårnet ligger togstasjonen Lime Street og Prescot og Huyton i øst, men for Station og bussterminalen, der den tilfeldige turist på noen dagers bussene til flyplassen går fra. besøk vil nok sentrum være av større interesse. Rundt Pier Head, Albert Dock, Kings Dock og Queens Dock finner du mange av Liverpools fremste turistattraksjoner. Copyright www.reiseplaneten.no - ledende på reiseinformasjon på Internett! wwwwww.rei.reisseepplalanneetetenn.n.noo DDinin guguiidede ttilil AmAmsterdsterdam 951752 Turist i Liverpool Liverpool sentrum er forholdsvis På Albert Dock finner du nok av kompakt, og det aller meste av restauranter, barer, gallerier og severdigheter og attraksjoner ligger butikker. Du kan jo starte formiddagen i innenfor gangavstand fra hverandre The Beatles Story, der du med for en noenlunde sprek person. Hvis høretelefoner kan gå turen igjennom du foretrekker å ta en guidet tur rundt i livet til Liverpools store sønner, fra byen, finnes det nok av muligheter. Et starten på 50-tallet til solokarrierene. enkelt og billig alternativ for å få sett Her er gjenskapt viktige steder som de fleste attraksjonene mens du får The Cavern, Star Club i Hamburg, relevant informasjon og transport, er å Abbey Road Studios og det hvite benytte seg av Hop On Hop Off- rommet fra John Lennons Imagine- bussene. Billetten koster rundt seksti video. Avhengig av hvor interessert du kroner, og bussene har tolv faste er i The Beatles, kan dette ta fra en til stopp der du kan hoppe av og være så tre timer. Hvis du er virkelig fan, har du lenge du vil. Bussene passerer hvert sikkert heller lyst til å bruke resten av 30. minutt, og du fortsetter når det ettermiddagen på en av de såkalte passer deg. Magical Mystery Tours, som tar deg med til steder som Penny Lane, Dag 1 Eleanor Rigbys grav, og barndomshjemmene til Lennon og McCartney. Det er ingen vits i å stå for tidlig opp, siden de færreste attraksjoner eller Når du kommer ut, kan du gå mot elven butikker åpner før kl. 0900, og rundt hjørnet til en helt annen type kveldene i Liverpool har en lei tendens kunst. Tate Liverpool har malerier, til å bli sene. Spis heller en solid skulpturer, foto- og videokunst samlet i frokost på hotellet før du spaserer ned et av de største moderne til Albert Dock. Dette havneområdet kunstgalleriene i England utenfor ble bygd i 1846 og er nå på UNESCOs London. Gratis adgang. Hvis kulturarvliste. Både kaier og samtidskunst ikke er noe for deg, kan lagerbygninger er bygd fullstendig i du jo i stedet fortsette rundt neste stein og metall for å være brannsikre. hjørne til Merseyside Maritime Området stengte i 1972 og stod og Museum, som har en svært interessant forfalt i noen år, inntil det gjenoppstod utstilling som setter deg grundig inn i i 1980-årene og er i dag hjem for flere Liverpools tidvis storslagne, tidvis av Liverpool mest besøkte skamfulle sjøfartshistorie. turistattraksjoner. Her kan koselige havnepromenader med utsikt over Mersey gi deg fred i sinnet. Copyright www.reiseplaneten.no - ledende på reiseinformasjon på Internett! Imperial Arch, den største kinesiske portalen utenfor Kina.
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