We will be looking at how Liverpool has changed not just from 17 and 1800s to now but also from the 80s to the modern era. We will see how the history and personality of the city shaped its architecture. ​ We will discover the reasons why the city was granted the Capital of Culture in 2008 and other titles granted by UNESCO due to its emblematic buildings considered a World Heritage Site.  ​ We will visit the Chinese Arch while we tell the story of the birth and growth of the city's Chinatown, explaining its curiosities and Liverpool's relationship with Shanghai. ​ On this tour we will have the opportunity to visit the beautiful and stunning Liverpool Anglican Cathedral,and the inspiration of the architects in charge of this majestic work, which has positioned the city at a high level in terms of religious temples. ​ We will walk through the Georgian quarter of the city, to make visitors travel to the past, seeing the authentic original Victorian and Georgian architecture. In addition to talking about some filming locations in this area. We will talk about this building made in the 1920s and its the orchestra because it is one of the oldest in the country. Also with one of the oddest world records. The philharmonic orchestra is the only orchestra to play a concert underwater. They did this in the middle of the Birkenhead tunnel when it opend. Also we will talk about the story when Paul McCartney worked along with this orchestra to honor Liverpool city. ​​ We will visit the Bombed out Church while discovering its history of this church and itsand impact with the Second World War We will have the opportunity to see (and visit) this beautiful library, which has been a place of attraction for many visitors and locals. ​ We will finish our tour in the Historical Cultural Street, while allowing visitors to enjoy some of the emblematic buildings of the city, such as St George’s Hall and World Museum