Coach & Minibus Hire in Liverpool

Liverpool city is home to a wide range of worldwide cuisines, so you can be sure there's something for even the fussiest eaters to enjoy. Head to Akasya on Bond Street for healthy traditional Turkish meals, including speciality salads, grilled fish and more.
Alternatively, for a more authentic Liverpool experience, visit the Driftwood Cafe on Victoria Parade. The cafe serves typical British food and offers options for those with dietary requirements, such as vegans and vegetarians.

If your group is heading to Liverpool for a night out, you're in luck. The city has many bars, pubs, and clubs to choose from. For a relaxed and memorable night out with friends, visit The Baltic Triangle — home to quirky bars and clubs guaranteed to provide a unique experience.
Alternatively, the Docklands is an up-and-coming nightlife hub filled with clubs and live music. Lose yourself in one of the many converted warehouses; just don't expect a peaceful night out if you spend it around the docks!

Liverpool has an abundance of shopping destinations, whether you're a high street fan or prefer to invest in high-end goods. Church Street is a fully pedestrianised street lined with stores on both sides, offering everything from clothing to shoes and beyond.
Or, if your group is looking for a more close-quarters experience, Liverpool ONE is regarded as one of the best shopping destinations in the city. The condensed shopping centre has over 170 stores, including major brands Harvey Nichols and John Lewis. The retail centre features brands from both the high street and the catwalk, meaning there is something for everyone.

There is a seemingly endless supply of tourist attractions in Liverpool. As the home of one of the world's biggest bands, the city hosts enormous volumes of tourists each year.
Witness where the Beatles first began at The Cavern Club, one of the first live music venues the band performed at, or head to some of the streets that inspired the music — including Penny Lane and Strawberry Field. Many Beatles statues are located throughout the city, offering great picture opportunities.
Not a Beatles fan? No need to worry — the city has a wealth of other tourist attractions to enjoy. The Museum of Liverpool is a must-see to better understand the people and traditions of the region. Alternatively, the Maritime Museum can be found in the city's heart for those more interested in Britain's history.

Liverpool is an excellent destination for families. Take the kids on a guided tour of Anfield Stadium, home of Liverpool F.C. Or, head 60ft below street level to Williamson's Tunnels — a series of well-lit underground tunnels spanning a fair portion of the city.
The Liverpool Central Library has thousands of books to suit people of all ages. Take the children for a day in the library and introduce them to some of the local written works.

Are you heading to Liverpool on a tight budget? No worries! The city has a selection of activities that can be enjoyed free of charge. Both the library and museum mentioned previously offer free admission, but the city has plenty of other free things to offer its visitors.
Liverpool has the highest number of museums and art galleries outside of London, the majority of which are entirely free to enter. Several large parks are also open to the public, including Sefton Park and Stanley Park — famous for dividing two major football clubs, Liverpool F.C. and Everton. Why not head out for a picnic or a short stroll with your group?