Studying in Liverpool: what to do and where to stay

Liverpool is another major student city in the U.K. With over 50,000 students, this city is a buzzing student centre. If you find yourself studying in Liverpool, then read on to discover what there is to do in this beautiful city.

What to do

When you first arrive in Liverpool, you should start with the tourist attractions. Why not head up to the top of the Radio City Tower, where you can enjoy stunning 360 degree views of Liverpool- the price of admission is only £4 for students! Liverpool also offers many museums, such as the World Museum, Merseyside Maritime Museum, and the Museum of Liverpool. For any of you students who are into learning about the history and culture of Liverpool, then the Museum of Liverpool is a must see, and for any of you Beatles fans, check out “The Beatles Story”, an exhibition dedicated to the famous band.

With regards to Liverpool’s nightlife, there are many venues such as the Kazimier, the O2 Academy, the Picket/District, the Zanzibar, and East Village Arts Club. These venues are constantly hosting gigs or concerts, and they make for a perfect night out for students. If you’re looking to head out with your mates for a night of fun, then check out Ink Bar, G Bar, Brooklyn Mixer, or Level.

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Where to stay

In terms of accommodation in Liverpool, you’ll find that there are so many different types of accommodation available. A lot of students go down the typical route of organsing a house share through one of the main student housing companies, however if you don’t want to spend that much money on accommodation, you could always find a flatshares or a spare room on Roomlala. Also, if you’re completely broke, why not try accommodation in exchange for work?

Check out our website to see tons of different types of accommodation available in Liverpool!

Author: Roomlala

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