1. Down by the
seafront, modern architecture has been very tastefully and elegantly
incorporated amid the old, restored dockyard buildings
2. The
museums, galleries and restaurants adapted from the old storage yards
of the Albert Dock district
3. The local Tate museum, with its
modern art installations
4. The many funny statues on the
streets
5. The lively pubs of Matthew Street on a Friday or
Saturday night
6. Having dinner in the Woolton Village district (a
lot of restaurants to choose from)
7. The shops of Williamson
Square
8. The one-hour trip across the Mersey estuary on the
Mersey Ferry
9. The Anglican cathedral is very beautiful
10.
The atmosphere and buildings of Lark Lane, on the south side of
Liverpool
11. Air quality in Liverpool is good being close to the sea, a lot of green spaces and trees.
1. A lot of
beggars
2. The Liverpool accent is very strong, making it
difficult to understand, even for foreigners with good English
3.
The area around the Liverpool football stadium is very run-down (one
of the most deprived areas in England)
4. Liverpool’s Chinatown
is nothing special
5. The Metropolitan cathedral isn’t as
beautiful as the Anglican one
6. Matthew Street is fairly run down
and full of litter
7. The young drunk guys in the area between
Fleet Street and Wood Street can be unpredictable, and there are a
lot of them
8. The city looks nice only in the center, beyond it dirty, full of drug addicts, litter on the streets, boring architecture
