London is a great city to visit and famous all around the world but why do our students choose to live and study in Liverpool?
In 2018 Liverpool was voted one of the best cities in the world to visit by The Guardian and TripAdvisor. It’s an exciting and friendly city that attracts students from all over the world because of its history, people and passion for music and football.
Liverpool is smaller than London but it’s a city full of culture, life and friendly people. You can easily walk around the city centre and get to know the different areas whereas London has a population of over 8 million people and often feels crowded. London’s attractions are spread out and you have to use public transport to travel around.
Location
Liverpool is well situated in the North West of England. Due to its location it is easy to visit lots of interesting places such as Manchester, Chester, North Wales, York and the Lake District. Plus London is only 2 hours away by train and you can reach Edinburgh in Scotland in just 3 and a half hours.
Life in Liverpool
According to Natwest, Liverpool is one of the cheapest cities in the UK. Statistics published by Numbeo show that the average meal in Liverpool costs £10 and a pint of beer costs £3.45, while in London it’s between £15-25 and a pint of beer is £5.19.
People in Liverpool have a reputation for being friendly and kind. In the Travelodge Kindness Report Liverpool was voted the kindest city in the UK. The report, surveying over 2,000 adults, shows that 55% of people in Liverpool do something kind everyday compared to only 31% in London (which was in 10th place)
Culture and Places to Visit
In 2008 Liverpool was awarded the European Capital of Culture and is one of the best cities in the UK for arts and culture. It has lots of museums and beautiful architecture including the Anglican Cathedral, which is the largest cathedral in Britain and the fifth largest in the world. The extraordinary Three Graces are famous buildings that are part of Liverpool’s iconic waterfront and feature the world-famous Liver Birds.
Liverpool is great for museums and most of them are free! Highlights include the World Museum, the Museum of Liverpool, the Maritime Museum and the International Slavery museum. If you are interested in art, there is The Walker Art Gallery – for traditional, classical art – and Tate Liverpool which contains some of the national collection of British and international modern art.
The Baltic Triangle is an alternative, artistic area full of street art, vintage shopping and music. One of the most famous and Instagram-able pieces of street art is the Liverpool Wings by Paul Carris. While in this area you can try delicious street food at the Baltic Market or find some second-hand treasure at Red Brick Vintage.
For shopping fans, Liverpool ONE is the place to go! It’s the largest open-air shopping centre in the UK and the 6th overall. It’s full of famous high-street shops, different kinds of restaurant, hotels, a 14-screen cinema and even a Junkyard Golf Club with music and cocktails.
Liverpool is a city that is passionate about football. It has two famous football teams –Liverpool and Everton. Both teams have a successful history and you can watch them play live at their stadium or on-screen in pubs around the city. Wherever you watch, there’s always a great atmosphere!
The city also offers amazing parks and beaches where you can relax, for example Sefton Park which has a beautiful lake and a Victorian glasshouse full of exotic plants. As Liverpool is on the coast, you have easy access to beaches such as Crosby beach with the amazing Antony Gormley sculptures and Formby beach with the red squirrel forest.
Student Life
Liverpool is famous for its nightlife and people travel from all over the country for a night-out here. There are a variety of popular pubs and bars with different types of music. The most famous street is Matthew Street with the Cavern Club where the Beatles used to play. The pub is always full and there is live music all the time. It’s a great place to visit.
There are 8 universities and colleges in Liverpool. The University of Liverpool offers more than 230 first degree courses across 103 subjects. The university has also produced ten Nobel Prize winners.
LIPA (Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.) was founded by Sir Paul McCartney and is one of the best performing arts schools in the world. It offers a variety of degrees such as acting, theatre, dance, design technology, music, sound technology and performance.
The Liverpool School of English has good relationship with many universities and lots of our former students are now successfully studying degrees here in Liverpool.
To experience more in Liverpool, we recommend The Liverpool School of English
Since 1999, we have provided expert English language training in a stimulating and supportive environment. Our aims as a school are clear and simple:
All students learn effectively
All students succeed in achieving their goals
All students enjoy an exceptional experience
We share and promote these common values at Liverpool School of English:
We love our international environment
We are a team of truly welcoming, friendly and caring people
We are proud to be professional in everything we do
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