St Georges Hall on Lime Street

Facing St Georges Hall on Lime Street is the former North Western Hotel. The building lay empty for decades until taken over for student accomodation.

Prince Albert stands on St Georges Plaza

The Empire Theatre

The Duke of Wellington stands on his column on Commutation Row.

The Walker Art Gallery

St Georges Hall

A superb line of listed buildings on William Brown Street

Liverpool Central Library

The WORLD Museum Liverpool

St Georges Hall gardens

The national Conservation Centre formerly The Midland Railway Goods Offices. Built in 1874.

Richmond Street off Whitechapel

The entrance to Mathew Street off Stanley Street

The Beatles store in Mathew Street

Vivienne Westwood's shop on Mathew Street near The Cavern

The famous Cavern Club

You're nobody if you don't get your name on this wall.

Hmm A dodgy bit of tourist tack opposite The Cavern

Sweeting Street off Castle Street

Liverpool Town Hall

The Nelson Memorial behind The Town Hall

An inappropriatly located row of bins... Come on

Modern offices alongside The Pig & Whistle and an ex bomb-site carpark. Yes WWII bomb sites still exist!

The Liver Building at Pier Head

St Nicholas's Church on The Strand

The classic waterfront photo is impossible at the moment not only because of the scaffolding but the construction of a canal link from Canning Dock to Princes Dock has effectively blocked off access to the river.

The Liverpool Museum under construction over the old Chester Dock.

Champions of Champions

The last River Mersey Lightship stands unloved and up for sale in canning Half-Tide dock

New buildings are changing the face of the city profile.

Masts in the Albert Dock

High Winds - damn right

The Albert Dock

Rodin's 'The Kiss' stands at the entrance to The tate gallery at The Albert Dock

Queue's for The Beatles Exhibition

The beatles Exhibition

The brand new ECHO Arena... named after Echo & The Bunnymen perhaps? (Note the sarcasm)

The Wacker Quacker

Derelict buildings near the Anglican Cathedral

The entrance to Chinatown

Gilbert Scott's magnificent Anglican Cathedral

LIPA - Liverpool Institute for the performing Arts on the right.

The concrete luggage on Hope Street with the Mersey Funnel in the background

Inside The Philharmonic Dining Rooms - finally a smoke free environment.

The bar at the Phil

The Everyman theatre

The Metropoloitan Catholic Cathedral

Built with re-inforced concrete in the 60's the building has struggled to control the corrosion.

Inside the Catholic cathedral

A Liverpool bookstore appropriatly called Reids.

The YMCA

...live under a statue exceedingly bare.... as the song goes. Lewis's is bigger than Owen Owen's (Welsh Joke!)

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