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Liverpool
Excursion
St George’s Hall
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St George’s Hall was built in the
early 1800s. It was built as a
space for music festivals and
the Civic and Crown courts.
It is regarded as one of the finest
neo-classical buildings in the
world. Today the Hall is used
for exhibitions, tours, corporate
events and weddings. However,
the ground floor and basement
still house holding cells
for prisoners and the
condemned cell.
St John’s Garden
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St John’s Garden is a memorial
garden and it is part of
theWilliamBrown Street
conservation area. It was
originally the location of a
church and a cemetery, but the
graveyard was closed in 1865
and the church was demolished
four years later to make space
for the gardens.The sculptures
in the gardens display listed
monuments from the late
Victorian and Edwardian era.
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This walking tour starts from point number 1 on this map.
When you arrive at each point read the description of the sight.
You will have the chance to discover and admire many of the most
beautiful and important sights of this city.
Entrances not included.
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