42% of the population are under 30
Of Liverpool’s 550,000+ population, 42.5% of them are under 30 – making this thriving city an exciting place to be once you’ve finished university.
Voted one of the best cities in the country for its work-life balance, Liverpool may be most commonly associated with The Beatles and Liverpool Football Club; but it’s also renowned for its optimistic outlook and friendly locals.
As a major port city, people from all over the world have moved to Liverpool because of the fantastic career opportunities that await them. With one of the fastest growing regional economies, health, education and retail are amongst the most popular industries – but digital is on the rise.
Whether you want to start your career in-house, or specialising in SEO, PPC, content, social media, PR or any other strand of digital marketing at an agency, rest assured there will be many opportunities here. Take a look at our list of top 10 agencies in Liverpool to get you started on your job search!
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degrees include English literature and nautical science
*stats from included agency owners/managers
If you want to meet like-minded individuals whilst learning a thing or two about digital marketing, then make sure you check out these events in Liverpool.
Despite being a big city, Liverpool is a great choice if you want your pay packet to go further. 153% cheaper than London; it’s also a more cost-effective option than the likes of Bristol, Edinburgh, Birmingham and Cardiff.
Average cost of a one bed flat (monthly rent)
£658.32 (city centre)
£473.69 (outside city centre)
Average monthly commuting costs
£65.22
Monthly gym membership
£23.96
Average cost of a meal at an inexpensive restaurant
£10
Average cost of a cappuccino
£2.55
Average cost of 0.5l beer
£3
*stats from Numbeo
48 Berry Street, Liverpool, L1 4JQ
This much-loved bar specialises in serving up classic gin and whiskey cocktails in a cosy candle-lit room.
It is the perfect place to relax and chat with friends.
The decor gives a nod to the 1920s and adds to the sense that you have stepped into another time. Plus, their book-bound menus are probably the most charming cocktail menus you’ll ever see.
Hidden away from the street with no signage you might miss the venue, but it’s worth the effort to find!
Where? 48 Berry Street, Liverpool, L1 4JQ
Cost: Free entry
Website: twitter.com/berry_and_rye
Hillam Lane, Cockerham, Lancashire, LA2 0DY
Located half an hour north of the city centre, this skydiving centre will help you have one of the most memorable experiences of your life.
Their instructors are all British Parachute Association-accredited so you can trust you are in safe hands. You can also buy a film or photography package to capture the big moment.
You can go as part of a group, or if one of your loved ones is a secret thrill-seeker, you could buy a package as a gift.
Where? Hillam Lane, Cockerham, Lancashire, LA2 0DY
Cost: £150-£250
Website: bkpc.co.uk
7-11 Sir Thomas St, Liverpool, L1 6BW
Teams of two to five people have 60 minutes to find the clues and solve the puzzles to escape from a locked room.
The attraction has several themed rooms including The Heist, Cursed Carnival and Shipwrecked.
If you are looking for a unique way to have some fun, then give this a try.
Where? 7-11 Sir Thomas St, Liverpool, L1 6BW
Cost: Max £20pp
Website: breakoutliverpool.com
Upton-by-Chester, Chester, CH2 1LH
Elephants, chimps, cheetahs and even a Komodo dragon, are just some of the 27,000 animals you can see at Chester Zoo.
Based on 125 acres of land, the zoo is one of the largest in the UK and receives 1.9 million visitors every year.
As a conservation charity, the zoo is the ideal place to find out about preventing extinction of some of the rarest animals on earth.
On rainy days, you can go on their wet weather walk in sheltered parts of the zoo.
Parking on-site is free. Opening times vary throughout the year, so check their website before you visit.
Where? Upton-by-Chester, Chester, CH2 1LH
Cost: £20-£24.45 depending on which day you visit
Website: chesterzoo.org
8 Vernon St, Liverpool, L2 2AY
This underground cocktail bar recently reopened under new management and remains one of the quirkiest places you’ll find to enjoy a drink in Liverpool, if not the whole of the UK.
They serve up wines, spirits, beer, and a good mix of signature and classic cocktails.
You no longer need a secret code to get in, so now more of us can enjoy this gem in Liverpool’s nightlife.
Just look out for the iconic red British telephone box you need to go through to access the bar!
Where? 8 Vernon St, Liverpool, L2 2AY
Cost: Free entry, cocktails from £9
Website: ex-directory.co.uk
Cains Brewery, Stanhope Street, L8 5XJ
Experience crazy golf like you never have before at this colour-filled venue, illuminated with bright neon lights, and decorated with graffiti from some of the best street artists.
The striking decor combined with music from some of Liverpool’s up-and-coming artists, makes this an unforgettable sensory experience. They also serve up cocktails and delicious barbecue street food.
The venue is a great place to host a party, and has a number of packages that are ideal for stag and hen-dos, and birthday parties.
Where? Cains Brewery, Stanhope Street, L8 5XJ
Cost: £10pp for 18 holes
Website: ghettogolf.co.uk
St James Mount, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 7AZ
As Britain’s biggest cathedral, Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral is a sight to behold.
It took 74 years to build and survived numerous setbacks, including two world wars and periods of recessions before its completion in 1978.
Today it is much more than a cathedral and hosts numerous events including conferences and gala inners.
It is also a great place to see incredible views of the city.
Where? St James Mount, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 7AZ
Cost: £7.50-£9.50
Website: liverpoolcathedral.org.uk
Federation House, 88 Hope St, Liverpool L1 9BW
Enjoy an indulgent brunch at this coffee house, which serves up dishes inspired by America and Canada.
Pancake stacks topped with apples and salted caramel, waffles smothered in maple syrup and french toast are just some of the delights they serve up. There are plenty of vegan and vegetarian options too.
And if you needed any further reason to eat here, they have also set up their own charity foundation to support environmental sustainability! So now you can feast on waffles and do good, all at the same time.
Where? Federation House, 88 Hope St, Liverpool L1 9BW (multiple venues)
Cost: Free entry
Website: moosecoffee.co
Pier Head, Liverpool, L3 1DG
Head to the waterfront to visit Liverpool’s museum and learn about the city’s rich history and the role it has played globally.
The museum’s collections feature stories of WW1, black social history and archaeological findings from the region.
You can go on several trails including an Irish community trail, black community trail and Jewish community trail.
Where? Pier Head, Liverpool, L3 1DG
Cost: Free – donations welcome
Website: liverpoolmuseums.org.uk
Aigburth, Liverpool, Merseyside, L17 1AP
This Grade One listed 200 acre park is a beautiful place to spend time enjoying nature year-round.
Take in the picturesque golden daffodils surrounding the boating lake, and marvel at the splendor of the glass Palm House with its botanical collection.
You can have a great time without spending a penny, but if you want to make more of your trip then there’s plenty to do here.
The Palm House hosts all kinds of events throughout the year, from theatre productions and musical performances to life drawing – it even hosts a pop-up cafe.
Where? Aigburth, Liverpool, Merseyside, L17 1AP
Cost: Free entry
Website: liverpool.gov.uk
1 Houghton Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 1RL
Liverpool’s iconic Radio City Tower at St John’s Beacons is the place to head to for panoramic views of the city.
The tower is 121 metres (400 feet) high and has a 360 degree viewing deck, from which you can see many of the city’s landmarks.
On a clear day you can see as far as the Lake District and North Wales and get some brilliant pictures.
The Beacon also houses the studios of a number of award-winning radio stations, including Radio City.
Where? 1 Houghton Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 1RL
Cost: Adults £6
Website: wtm360.co.uk
Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AD
Beatlemania is still very much alive at this homage to one of the most famous bands the world has ever seen.
The museum’s permanent exhibition takes you on a journey through the lives of the Fab Four, transporting you back to the 60s when the band were at the peak of their popularity.
There’s an impressive array of Beatles memorabilia, imagery and video footage of the band to delight fans.
Where? Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool, L3 4AD
Cost: Adults £17
Website: beatlesstory.com
6 Birchall Street, Liverpool, L20 8PD
Push your limits and get a great full-body workout at this indoor climbing and bouldering centre.
All ages and abilities are welcome, and training is available for those still picking up the skill. However, if you’re a seasoned climber, then you’ll still find plenty of things to challenge you.
Your body may be aching afterwards, but you’ll find the experience exhilarating. They also host yoga and fitness classes, and have a cafe where you can refuel. Workers on laptops are welcome to use the cafe’s WiFi too.
Where? 6 Birchall Street, Liverpool, L20 8PD
Cost: £7.50-£9.50
Website: theclimbinghangar.com
Unit 3 Business Centre, 131 Vauxhall Rd, Liverpool L3 6BN
This huge (7000 square feet) indoor paintball centre is designed to give you an adrenaline rush, while staying safe.
You can play four games during a two hour session, with breaks for refreshments. Just get some comfy clothing and shoes that you don’t mind getting messy and head on over. It’s only a five minute walk from Liverpool city centre, so it’s really easy to get to.
You can choose from one of several tailor-made packages, designed to help you make the most of your visit.
Where? Unit 3 Business Centre, 131 Vauxhall Rd, Liverpool L3 6BN
Cost: £20-£40
Website: paintballingliverpool.co.uk