WITH its blending of cultural diversity, fantastic locations, flourishing communities and unique people, Liverpool is without doubt one of the greatest cities in the world.
The city is undergoing a renaissance and behind the scenes, billions of pounds of investment is regenerating our great city taking us past former glories and onto a brilliant future.
It is not hard to see why Liverpool was voted European Capital of Culture 2008.
Over 2 million visitors attend the city's many festivals each year and events including: Chinese New Year Festival, Africa Oye, The Brouhaha Street Theatre Festival, The Summer Pops, Creamfields, The Grand National Festival, The Mersey River Festival and the world-famous Mathew Street Festival.
Liverpool is many things to many people: a richly historical city, a world-class hub of learning (we are home to over 60,000 students from over 100 countries), an upwardly mobile economic centre, an innovative centre of artistic excellence, the UK's film capital, and a 24-hour city whose vibrant clubs, bars, theatres, cinemas and restaurants make it a highly unforgettable place.
