5 ways to enjoy Liverpool City Centre as a young person

Looking for an endless array of excitement and exploration? Look no further than Liverpool City Centre!

From delectable dining to cutting-edge fashion, and a loads of captivating attractions, there’s something for everyone in Liverpool City Centre – especially if you’re 25 or under.

Forget the misconception that Town is just for grown-ups. In fact, it’s the perfect spot for young adults to gather and reconnect.

With its central location, accessible by bus or train from anywhere in Merseyside, meeting up in Town is a breeze. So, gather your friends and get ready to dive into all that Liverpool has to offer!

Beth Locke, engagement manager for Liverpool BID Company, said:

“The offer for young people in town has grown rapidly recently and there’s always something to do as we’ve welcomed new activity venues to join old favourites. 

“We have Boom Battle Bar situated in St Johns Shopping Centre, Roxy Lanes, Roxy Ballroom, Everyman Cinema in Metquarter, and then the newest opening, One Under on Bold Street.

“There’s always plenty of food options to enjoy, and also shopping to tempt you too.”

Because Town is for Everyday and Everyone!

Games at Boom Battle Bar

Games are guaranteed to get the fun into first gear, and there’s a few places to bring out your competitive side in Liverpool including Boom Battle Bar which has set up home in the old Poundland store in St Johns Shopping Centre.

It’s right opposite Lime Street Station so you won’t need to get Google Maps up on your phone to find it, and once you step inside the only problem you’ll have is what to choose.

It’s open from 12 noon every day and from only a few quid you can choose from Crazier Golf, American Pool, and Shuffleboard, to electric darts, Bavarian axe throwing (over 18s only) and more. With drinks and street food available too, you can let the ‘Boom’ Battle begin.

More info here.

Visiting the Museums 

You can’t even count the museums on one hand, so you’re guaranteed to find something you want to see: like Wondrous Place at Museum of Liverpool showcasing the entertainers, musicians, sports people, writers, poets, artists, and comedians who’ve put the city on the map.

It’s got one of Villanelle’s costumes from Killing Eve worn by Liverpool actress Jodie Comer, iconic Beatles suits, Spice Girl Mel C’s stage costume and more, while over at World Museum Liverpool you can dive into the Aquarium or visit the Ancient Egypt Gallery.

More info here.

Haute Dolci dessert restaurant on Bold Street 

There’s nothing like a natter over a coffee – and it’s better still when you can add a brilliant brunch or delicious dessert. This Bold Street star has got the tastiest breakfasts and small plates menu, and for anyone with a sweet tooth – OMG!

From classics like Crumble and Sticky Toffee Pudding, to mouth watering milk cakes, cheesecakes, chocolate cakes and ice cream sundaes, crepes, waffles, cookie dough … you will be in pud paradise.

More info here.

Shopping in Resurrection on Bold Street 

Get ready to flex those buying muscles because you’ll be spoilt for choice with items and accessories that’ll kit you out for college, work or play.

Resurrection Clothing’s grown from a small vintage clothes shop in Quiggins into a massive two-storey store with everything from retro clothes and accessories to suit your style, and top brands like Berghaus, Dickies, Penfield, Rock Off, Timberland and Superga.

Getting to town couldn’t be easier

You can choose the ferry, rail, or road to get you into Liverpool with regular routes and ticket options that’ll take you from anywhere in the city region right into the centre of town.

You can find timetables on Merseytravel’s website here – along with info on what’s the best -and cheapest – ticket for you.

Town. Everyday. Everyone.

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