Liverpool FC Anfield Stadium Tour & Manchester

Join us for a two day break to explore the iconic home of Liverpool FC, Anfield Stadium, AND the UK's second city, Manchester.\n\nFeel the magic of Anfield as you take photos by the 'This is Anfield' sign, walk in the footsteps of your favourite players in the Player's Tunnel and have a behind-the-scenes look at the player's Home Team Dressing Room (among many other must-see areas of the stadium!). You'll soak up over 130 years of LFC history during the tour (and afterwards) - because your ticket also includes entry to the club's museum! You'll have unrivalled views of the pitch from one of the highest points of the stadium - as well as of Liverpool.\n\nVisit Manchester the day after, for some much-needed shopping, eating or exploring in the city which has everything...What's Included?
- Coach travel with reserved seating- One night dinner, bed & breakfast at our select hotel- Saturday - Admission to Liverpool FC Stadium Tour & Museum- Sunday - Visit to ManchesterLiverpool Anfield Stadium Tour & Museum - An interactive and immersive behind-the-scenes tour of one of the world's most iconic and historic stadiums. Learn more about the club's rich history and access must-see areas of Anfield. Your ticket also includes entry to 'The Liverpool FC Story', the football club's interactive museum.\n\nManchester - Nothing compares to the sheer choice of restaurants, bars, art galleries, museums, and other attractions in the UK's second city - there's also an unrivalled calendar of events and festivals (and shopping is world-class!).

Manchester
A must-see city\nManchester is the UK's second city (after London), a title it shares with Birmingham - but is the only UK city to feature in National Geographic's influential annual 'Best of the World' list of the 25 must-see places to visit around the world as well as Lonely Planet's 'Best in Travel 2023'.\n\nIt was the world's first industrial city\nThe canals that course through Manchester are a reminder of the city's history of textiles and trade. It has a rich transport heritage too: it became home to the first purpose-built canal (in 1761), the first bus service in the UK (in 1824) as well as the first public passenger railway (in 1830).\n\nAn unrivalled choice of food, drink & more\nThere are so many, and so many different types of restaurants, bars and other attractions in Manchester - including the city's Cathedral, John Rylands Library, Manchester Museum, and the Science and Industry Museum. There's also an unrivalled calendar of world-class events, festivals and nightlife.\n\nShopping in Manchester is world-class\nThe Arndale, Market Street and The Trafford Centre feature every one of your high street favourites. Selfridges in Exchange Square, Harvey Nichols, and King Street are the areas to head to if you want to invest in something designer. Finally, The Northern Quarter features many independents and vintage shops if you want to discover something unique.