As a 46 year old Englishman, you would think that I would have visited Manchester at least a handful of times in my longish life, but, strangely, I have only ever managed to get there once, and that was about 25 years ago. I was, however, still flabbergasted at the difference in the city I had seen back in the 90s and the one that I was in now… it was barely recognisable as the same place.
Liverpool has been called the ‘most exciting place to go out in the UK’, and with its ever-changing array of pubs, bars and clubs it’s easy to see why. With a fairly compact city centre, it’s easy to get around and try a bit of everything, so whether you’re an indie kid, a hardcore clubber or a warehouse raver, here’s our guide to the best areas for going out in Liverpool.
These days Manchester is globally renowned due to its two incredibly successful football teams, City with their magnificent Etihad stadium and United with Old Trafford, or the ‘Theatre of Dreams’ as it’s known, both of which have won enough trophies in the last 30 years to satisfy any fan, but Manchester is far more than just the home of football. It is also a booming centre for business, the cultural heart of the North-West and a buzzing city that is going through a period of regeneration.
There is no denying Liverpool’s appeal as a destination for a fun weekend, but you wouldn’t want to live there, would you? Doesn’t it have terrible unemployment figures? Isn’t there a terrible amount of inner city decay?
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