From the birthplace of the world’s most famous band to 2008’s European Capital of Culture, Liverpool is a city surrounded by excitement. Full of history and culture, there’s always so much going on. With museums, food, bars, shops and events to discover, there’s never a dull moment. Whether you’re here for a while or just a day tripper, Liverpool is perfect for any getaway.
This week, Quingo Scooters are looking at the best that this town has to offer, from Tate Liverpool to the Echo Arena.
Exploring from the sea to the stars, from when dinosaurs roamed the earth to human civilisations spanning many millennia, the World Museum in Liverpool offers an up-close look at the wonders of the natural world. With so much to see, including the Terracotta Warriors of Ancient China to an interactive display of the night sky, there’s something for all ages and interests. It’s no wonder it was the winner of Family Go Live’s best day out for under 12’s award in 2014.
With more than 600 items of music memorabilia and interactive experiences, the British Music Experience offers a journey through sound that defines generations. As part of our Accessible Attractions series, this week Quingo Scooters heads to Liverpool.
The city’s British Music Experience explores the history of British music with exhibitions showcasing costumes, instruments and memorabilia. From the Beatles and David Bowie to the Spice Girls and Oasis, the stories of the biggest artists are played out visually. Whatever age you are and whatever style of music you love, you’re sure to be entertained!
Quingo Scooters are always encouraging users to get out and about to visit interesting or unusual places on their mobility scooters, especially places that you didn’t think were accessible enough. Over our series of blog posts we’ve been sharing with you some extremely accessible attractions to explore on your mobility scooter.
Today we’re heading to Merseyside to explore Liverpool’s Tate art gallery and museum.
Located on the waterfront of Albert Dock, Tate Liverpool is part of Tate, which comprises of Tate St Ives in Cornwall, Tate Britain and Tate Modern in London.
