Hop-On Hop-Off Buses and River Cruises in Liverpool

From Liverpool John Lennon Airport the centre is about eight miles away; sources give roughly 25 to 45 minutes by the 500 airport bus or by taxi, depending on traffic. If you land at Manchester Airport instead, bus and private transfers to Liverpool exist at GetYourGuide – compare the journey times there.

It depends on what you want to see. Entry tickets cover the museums: Strawberry Field is €15.48, The Beatles Story €23.90. A walking tour through the Cavern Quarter costs about €15 to €33, and private taxi tours start at about €90. The Beatles Story and the Liverpool Beatles Museum are two separate attractions with separate tickets.

Yes, there are listings for it: the official museum and stadium tour takes about an hour and a half and costs €31.08, and the museum alone is €16.73. Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium has a guided tour at €27.97. Dates depend on the clubs’ calendars, so check them on the booking page.

Not in the current listings. The boats stay on the Mersey and in the Albert Dock: the Sightseeing River Cruise is €16.73, the Albert Dock cruise lasts 30 minutes and costs €11.95, and the amphibious tour at the Royal Albert Dock takes one hour and costs €26.63.

Both leave from Liverpool, last about nine and ten hours and cost €70.52 each; North Wales has more reviews (1,002 against 375). They are long days on a coach, so decide whether you would rather spend that day in the city, where most of the listings are.

It costs €77.68 for one day. Add up the single prices of the sights you actually plan to see – for example The Beatles Story €23.90, the Royal Liver Building tower tour €22.11 and the Liverpool FC museum €16.73 – and compare with what the booking page says the pass includes.