Big Venue Book lists 39 venues within 14 miles of Liverpool which have function rooms and event spaces available to hire for both private and corporate events of up to 6,000 people attending. What's the occasion? You can browse our venues by event type such a wedding, party or conference. And, if you're on a tight deadline or need assistance why not use our FREE Venue Finding Service? Our team are on hand to help you find the perfect venue for your next event.
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Home to Aloft Liverpool is the imposing Royal Insurance building in the city centre, built in late Victorian times, now Grade II listed - no surprise there. No surprise either that it’s a popular choice…
This unique dockside building remarkably shaped like a ships sail is home to Atlantic Tower Hotel by Sunday. Boasting stunning views, wow your guests by hosting your event at this iconic building in the…
Predominantly an upbeat and vibrant venue with a huge following among the LGBT community, Heaven is also a popular location for private and business events, with capacity for up to 500 guests. Smaller…
Liverpool of course, for this Beatles inspired hotel, right next to the Cavern Club in fact. And what a swish and snazzy backdrop for weddings, celebrations and business meetings and events of all kinds,…
Eric’s is a venue stooped in music history, originally opened as Eric’s Club in 1976 as a private members’ club the venue has hosted performances over the years by the likes of The Clash, Ultravox…
Named after the 1965 album by the Beatles, Rubber Soul is a lively bar and venue in the Cavern Walks of Liverpool which is perfect for parties, functions and live music events for up to 700 people. If…
In the hub of the bustling city of Liverpool is KaiserKeller, an authentic German sports and music bar offering a range of packages for large groups, ideal for team building events, birthdays and Christmas…
With a fabulous waterside location and eclectic trendy interiors, Malmaison Liverpool is a purpose-built, boutique style hotel that’s proving to be a big hit for cosmopolitan city centre weddings and…
Radisson Blu Hotel, Liverpool brings you slick and streamlined modern elegance in the heart of the city. With capacity for up to 200 people this is a stylishly snazzy venue for cosmopolitan weddings and…
Standing proud in the centre of the city is the 4-star Delta Hotels by Marriott Liverpool City Centre, providing a first-class service from arrival to departure for both business and leisure guests. For…
Liverpool is one of the UK’s most vivacious and fashionable cities, with beautiful architecture, big green spaces, lively shopping centres, and a bustling independent scene where music, art and culture ranks high. It’s been up there in the must visit places since the Beatles shot to fame in the sixties and this is still one of its main pulls, along with the top football clubs – Everton and Liverpool FC.
The different parts of the city each have their own vibe; the Georgian Quarter has historic Hope Street at its heart, with handsome terraced houses, and at each end, a cathedral; the area is home to the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall and the Liverpool Medical Institution.
That rich history of music permeates throughout the city with the Waterfront famed for ‘Ferry Across the Mersey’ and The Beatles Story sites at the ferry terminal and the Victorian Albert Dock. This is a top spot for culture vultures visiting the museums and galleries, and going to events at the iconic Royal Liver Building, the Pullman Liverpool Hotel, and Exhibition Centre Liverpool, plus there’s a plethora of restaurants, bars and waterside stopovers including the stunning Mercure Liverpool Atlantic Tower Hotel, and the Titanic Hotel.
So where’s cool? Top of the list is the Cavern Quarter where the nightlife is steaming; there’s legendary Mathew Street, Eric’s, the Cavern Club, Rubber Soul, and some uber quirky bars like Soho Liverpool and Black Rabbit Shot Co.; plus the new kid on the street is the Hard Day’s Night Hotel. It’s certainly one of the places to be, but equally cool is the Ropewalk Area, the bohemian part of town, named after the 19th century warehouses once used for rope making. It’s now dominated by all things vintage, crafty and epicurean, a rich mix of food and drink, art and music, centred around eclectic Bold Street.
The Baltic Triangle was the hardcore working part of town, especially during the slave trade, but nowadays it’s rapidly grown to be a part of the Liverpool vibe, raw and pared back, trendy and earthy. St George’s Quarter has the accolade of being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, packed with theatres and imposing Victorian architecture, notably the neo-classical St George’s Hall, Liverpool Empire, and Queen Street Arcade. There’s a high Chinese population in Liverpool; behind the chunky Shanghai arch at its entrance is a colourful and buzzing Chinatown.
