Looking for a FREE family day out in Liverpool this summer? The Unpack Hope Street Trail is a fun adventure that takes families around 10 locations, collecting stickers and discovering fascinating stories along the way.
There are plenty of ways to explore Liverpool, but this one turns a simple walk into an adventure the whole family will genuinely enjoy. Running from 1st August until 13th September , the Unpack Hope Street Trail invites families to discover one of Liverpool's most iconic streets in a completely different way. Pick up your FREE trail map from Liverpool Cathedral , then set off in search of 10 locations , collecting stickers and uncovering fun and interesting stories as you go. Watch our visit Rather than simply walking from A to B, every stop gives children something new to discover, making the journey just as exciting as the destination. With so much to see along the way, it's an experience adults will enjoy just as much too. As you explore Hope Street, you'll pass some of Liverpool's best-loved landmarks, theatres, museums and independent venues, making it a brilliant excuse to discover parts of the city you might otherwise walk straight past. One of our favourite things about this trail is that it's completely FREE , making it a fantastic budget-friendly activity for the summer holidays. Better still, it's easy to leave the car behind and travel into Liverpool by Merseyrail , so you can enjoy a relaxed day exploring the city together. What you need to know Starts: Liverpool Cathedral Dates: 1st August – 13th September Cost: FREE Getting there: Easily accessible by Merseyrail Whether you're planning a day trip or looking for a new way to experience Liverpool, this is a fun, interactive adventure that's well worth adding to your summer list. ⭐ Little Northerners Verdict Best for: The whole family Cost: FREE Time needed: 1.5–2 hours Travel: Easy by Merseyrail Toilets nearby: Yes, along the trail Family-friendly cafés: Plenty nearby Pushchair friendly: Yes Little Northerners tip: Pair it with a visit to the Museum of Liverpool for a full day out.