Place description: Liverpool is a city and metropolitan borough located in Merseyside, England. It is sprawled in an area of 43.2 sq mi. Liverpool is a place, which is internationally famous for music. Many renowned musicians have originated from the city. City has also accommodated an oldest surviving symphony orchestra in the UK. Liverpool can be safely regarded as a cultural paradise, as it comprises numerous art galleries and museums. Students are going to have an amazing nightlife in the city, as it comprises plenty of bars, clubs and pubs. You are going to experience the best shopping in the city and after the shopping you can safely visit cinema and restaurants. Students are not only going to witness the best education, but are also going to have an amazing outer life.

Important landmarks/places nearby: There are enormous things to do in Liverpool. You can call it a spot of afternoon-tea or vintage shopping. Here we go with list of things that can be done in the city:
1. Anfield- Liverpool Football Club’s home stadium is a must visit place for football fans. In the year 1884, other sports like Boxing, Tennis, Rugby were played here, and the stadium tour is going to be fun for sure.
2. Sefton Park- Located in the south of the city, spread over an area of around 250 acres is a clean and green park. This is a place that can be visited by students who are fan of horticulture and historical views as a green sheet of plants is spread all around and caves are gracefully constructed. Enticing waterfalls nowhere lags behind in catching your attention.
3. Liverpool Cathedral- Liverpool Cathedral is the largest religious building in Britain and is the fifth-largest cathedral in the world. It even hosts art exhibitions and charity dinners throughout the year, so if you are studying in Liverpool, do not forget to visit this place.
4. Bold Street- Bold Street is an independent shopping quarter. This is one of the coolest places in Liverpool, as you’re going to find many tempting cafes, bars and restaurants here.
5. Museum of Liverpool- It is perched on the banks of glistening Mersey. This museum is a place which you can look upto, for extracting the information of Liverpool.

Crime rate: Crime rate can be defined as 266 crimes per 1000. This rate is 78% higher than the national average of 149. However, you can remain safe in the city by following the rules and avoiding going out alone at night.

Nearby Airports: Liverpool John Lennon Airport is around 8 miles away from the city centre.

Nearby Subways and train stations: Train stations near university are Moorfields, James Street, Liverpool Central, Liverpool Lime Street, Hamilton Square street, Sandhills, Conway park, Brunswick.

University of Liverpool (Pathway course)