Families can enjoy a magical garden party when the cruise liner returns to the city's waterfront
Pirates on the Dock returns to Liverpool this September and your little pirates and mermaids are invited
Wild Worlds summer festival at Chester Zoo will combine art, performance and gardens!
Who doesn’t love a trip to the park? It’s cheap, usually not too far to travel to from your home and there’s boundless hours of fun to be had there.
Whether the kids wants to fly a kite, ride their bike, whizz through the air on the swings or follow a nature trail - you can do this right in your local park.
So we’ve put together a list of some greats parks to visit in Liverpool and beyond - how many can you tick off?
Sefton Park is one of Liverpool’s most popular outdoor spots and also features the beautiful glass Palm House
Walton Hall Park sprawls across a 130 acres right in the heart of Walton and is well-loved by the community
Victoria Park in Southport is very popular with families and host numerous events throughout the year
Calderstones Park in Liverpool is a very popular park with huge woodlands, a lake and an adventure playground
It and you can see why. Birkenhead Park was the inspiration for New York's Central Park and features a Swiss bridge and even a Roman boathouse
If you want to see the River Mersey in all her glory head to Eastham Park for some spectacular views
Greenbank Park in Liverpool is a hidden gem of a park which is a great place to visit if you’re looking for a quiet spot
You’ll find Princes Park just next door to Sefton Park and it’s just as lovely and also features a lake and children’s play areas too
Reynolds Park is a real hidden gem just three miles from Liverpool city centre
Vale Park in New Brighton is a great place to visit with the kids with so much to see and do
Royden Park in Wirral has an excellent miniature railway and if you climb to the top of Thurstaston Hill there are amazing views of the River Dee estuary
With beautiful views across the River Mersey, Otterspool Promenade and Park in South Liverpool is a great place to take the kids
Croxteth Country Park in Liverpool is a stunning place to visit no matter the season
The Botanic Gardens is a great place for the family to have fun on a sunny day
There are no views like those from the top of Everton Brow in Everton Park. Climb the steps to see Liverpool from a spectacular vantage point
If you’re heading to Liverpool ONE then Chavasse Park is a great spot for the kids to play while you take a break from your mega shopping spree
Set in 121 acres, there are plenty of places to picnic in Newsham Park in Liverpool
Coronation Park in Ormskirk is worth a visit with a pond and three play areas
It’s not the biggest park but Belle Vale Park is a nice place to visit without having to travel into Liverpool city centre
Set right on the Wirral Way is Ashton Park in West Kirby is a beautiful little park and perfect for feeding the ducks
