A different way to explore Liverpool

You’re looking for a fun way to see the sights as well as the lesser known spots.

You love exploring and learning about the place, but big tour groups aren’t your thing.

Introducing… Treasure Hunt Liverpool

Have fun seeing Liverpool in a totally different way

Solve satisfying clues and follow beautiful maps sent to your phones.

Spot things other people take for granted!

You’ll learn interesting facts and stories. Plus pit stops in historic pubs!

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Treasure Hunt Liverpool will take you on a beautiful route, and send you to fab places, all at your own pace.

Because it’s all on your phones, it’s super flexible and there’s nothing to print.

You’ll have a laugh solving the clues and following the maps.

Along the way you’ll learn a few interesting facts and stories to keep you entertained.

Something in a shop window catch your eye? No problem. Take it at your own pace.

By the end of it all, you’ll have a great overview of Liverpool and what you’d like to explore next.

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It works like WhatsApp, so it’s easy to use

You don’t need to download or print anything and it doesn’t need any permissions.

Plus, you get to start when you want.

1. Follow maps

Bess sends you a series of treasure maps, leading you around the city.

“The clues and maps are a lot of fun. This is a great way to see the city!”

2. Search for answers

Bess sends you a series of clues and you have to search the city for answers.

“Good banter from Captain Bess who sends you the clues!”

3. Learn some facts

Along the way, Bess will tell you a few interesting facts and stories about the things you’re spotting!”

“We learnt new things and actually appreciated the beautiful scenery as we went around the city.”

4. Play together

Captain Bess will invite you and your friends to join the hunt!

“We had such a laugh and a great day out!”

See more than just The Beatles

The Royal Liver Building, The Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool - the impressive trio known as the “Three Graces”, Liverpool’s most iconic skyline.

The Albert Dock - the iconic red-brick building which survived two wars and a century of being derelict, now home to fantastic museums and restaurants.

Cavern Club & Mathew street - a buzzing centre of musical history, and of course the Beatles’ home venue.

Anglican Cathedral - a breathtaking cathedral with a fabulous sunken garden behind.

Hope Street - the core of the city’s vast Georgian quarter, and home to some excellent bars and restaurants.

Bold Street - a favourite for food lovers and independent shopping.

The “bombed out church” - the church without a roof, now a classy outdoor bar and events space

Liverpool Town Hall & Nelson Monument - in the heart of the business district, the former financial powerhouse and home to fancy bars and restaurants.

Liverpool ONE - the city’s buzzing, modern open-air shopping district.

Bluecoat - Liverpool’s oldest surviving building, now a vibrant arts centre with a gem of a hidden garden.

Ready for a different way to discover Liverpool?

• Just £23.99 for your group to play
• Lasts around 2–3 hours without breaks
• There’s a toilet & drink stop about half-way around

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What if the weather’s bad?

If it’s patchy rain, you can stop somewhere on the route: the game’s flexible.

If it’s really bad on one day, you can either switch which day you play, or even start one day and finish the next.

If it’s a total wash-out and you can’t get round, we’ll give your money back, even if you’ve started the game.

Will it be too difficult?

Don’t worry, if you get stuck you can ask for a hint and Bess will get you on your way!

We make sure no-one ever gets completely stuck.

Is it too physical?

It’s 2 miles walking but you can take as many breaks as you like.

Fun or your money back!

We’re so confident you’ll have fun, we promise to give your money back if you don’t!

All we ask is for a quick phone call to understand why.

Have questions? Get in touch.

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