About Liverpool
Liverpool is a bold and unmissable city with heritage, culture and music at its very heart. It is the perfect host city for our conference, with a rich maritime history, stunning architecture and a thriving cultural scene.
It is situated on the eastern side of the Mersey Estuary, near the Irish Sea. A key trade and migration port from the 18th to the early 20th centuries, it's also, famously, the hometown of The Beatles.
Beyond the conference, the city offers an abundance of green spaces, parks and a stunning coastline to explore. As you discover what Liverpool has to offer, you will find a place that is as energetic and forward-thinking as we are.
Local activities
During your visit to the Diabetes UK Professional Conference, take some time to experience the city’s local activities.
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool: 5 minute walk
International Slavery Museum: 5 minute walk
Merseyside Maritime Museum: 5 minute walk
Tate Liverpool: 5 minute walk
Museum of Liverpool: 10 minute walk
The Beatles Statue: 10 minute walk
Liverpool Sign: 10 minute walk
Liverpool ONE: 10 minute walk
Cains Brewery Village and Baltic Market: 15 minute walk
Bluecoat Display Centre: 18 minute walk
The Bluecoat: 18 minute walk
Attractions
Make the most of your trip and find an activity to inspire you outside the conference walls.
Attractions
Culture and heritage |
Music and theatre |
Outdoor activities |
Shopping |
Museums and galleries |
Other attractions |
For further information go to: Visit Liverpool and the Liverpool Convention Bureau.
City map
