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Hop on the iconic ferry for the best view of the Liverpool City skyline and listen to the fascinating commentary all about its history.
Birkenhead Park is a fantastic place to explore, with its Swiss Bridge and boathouse by the lake along with open spaces to run around. The park is steeped in history, being generally acknowledged as the world’s first publicly funded park and providing the inspiration for Central Park in New York.
New Brighton is a thriving seaside town with a traditional touch but with plenty to do beyond a promenade stroll or playing on the beach.
Discover the intriguing Thor’s stone, believed to have Viking links to honouring the Nordic God Thor. This natural rock formation provides lots of fun to explore and navigate around.
There are few better places to try windsurfing or sailing than on West Kirby Marine Lake. You’ll find beautiful views over the Dee estuary to Wales, providing a perfect backdrop.
Yes, Wirral has its own Islands! Hilbre Islands are designated Local Nature Reserves and a stopping-off point for the twice-yearly migration of birds along Britain’s West Coast. It can be a great place for seal-watching too.
This 19th century, idyllic garden village was created by Lord Leverhulme as a home for his soap factory workers at Lever Brothers, which became Unilever. Today, the village is home to a fascinating museum, beautiful architecture, a world-class gallery, and beautiful green spaces.
You will be spoilt for choice for walks and cycle routes, including the Wirral Way and the Wirral Circular Trail, which you can do in sections or in its entirety over a few days.
Whether it's playing in the sand with a bucket and spade or sunset walks with inspiring views, Wirral is blessed with several beautiful beaches to choose from.
