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We are Proud & Passionate about Liverpool & offer Daily guided walking tours of the City. Join us

Liverpool Walkie Talkie Tours runs a daily walking tours around the city voted one of the top three cities in the world to visit by the Rough Guide. Our walking tours cater for both visitors and locals alike and on them you will see, hear and learn about our history, culture, World famous people and sites.

18/05/2025

It’s really nice when strangers compliment your tour and importantly your City and today was no exception. Frank and friends, guests at were enjoying a long ‘boys only weekend’ visiting the cultural sites in the North-West and North Wales including Liverpool before flying back to Belgium today.
Starting at St George’s Hall we worked our way through the Cultural Quarter, Cavern Quarter, City Centre and the waterfront. It was thirsty work so after the Royal Albert dock we visited the always welcoming where we gatecrashed the ‘Good-bye to Goodison’ party and enjoyed a pint with mine host Dominic.
It’s nice to influence and create fond impressions of our fantastic City and today was one of those days.👍

04/05/2025

Absolutely Fantastic news - Welcome to the page of Liverpool's most experienced newly qualified Blue Badge Tourist Guide.

Yes Yes Yes!

After 20 months studying, eight exams, made up of four written papers including a National Paper and Project as well as two written papers on Liverpool City Region and four practical exams – a walking tour (Liverpool City), a coach tour (Liverpool & Wirral), an art gallery tour (Lady Lever) and a place of worship tour (Anglican Cathedral). All completed and All passed - yeah! 🥳

Special thanks to Maureen & the family for their unwavering support & belief!

So why not book a tour now - while I'm in a good mood? 😉

www.walkietalkietours.co.uk/booking/

28/04/2025

Up for yesterday’s Liverpool v Spurs match; Georgie and Nicola guests at
Premier Inn Liverpool Albert Dock decided to have a ‘lite introductory tour’ of Liverpool before heading back home. So (blister-plasters & paracetamol at the ready😁) we walked in the sunshine like ‘Katrina and the Waves’ along the Waterfront and Mathew Street, taking in three Andy Edwards sculptures before heading back to the hotel via Liverpool One and the Royal Albert Dock.

Why not see what Liverpool has to offer?
Book a place at https://walkietalkietours.co.uk/booking/

08/04/2025

Perfect weather for a walking tour and so it proved as a group of mature students from Friedberg Southern Germany staying visited Liverpool.
Led by Sabine and Tomas the group are visiting Liverpool all week as part of their English studies. As we were out for over 3 hours we took the opportunity of visiting the Baltic triangle before the waterfront, city centre and Mathew street.
Afterwards as Tomas wanted to try some traditional English beer (and who was I to argue 😂) a group of us made our way to to enjoy a welcoming pint of bitter. I do like a little refreshment on a sunny day (hic!). 😊

18/03/2025

Spring has hopefully sprung today! Absolutely gorgeous weather for a walking tour. So today I was out with Year 12 students from English Martyrs' Catholic School, Leicester and their teachers Simon Wall, Rob and Sue.
The subject was geography, so we were looking at legacy, culture, architecture and regeneration which covers many topics. Got to say the students were a credit to their school and their city. We started at the Waterfront and made our way through Liverpool to the Anglican Cathedral, two lifts followed by 108 stairs just what you need after walking around for 3 hours. However, on a day like today the 360 views were magnificent, with the whole of Liverpool laid out before you, (OK and bits of North Wales, Wirral and Lancashire as well) ☺️. The top of the tower is apparently 500 feet above sea-level, so I was ducking when an Easyjet or Ryanair flew past on their way to LPL.
On our way up to the Cathedral I had to laugh at two things, called into the always welcoming to show them the interior as well as telling them about ‘Charles Dickens’ and ‘Frankie goes to Hollywood’ and explained that being a prisoner in the old-days was a lot harder as they only had black and white TVs in the cells 🤣. Then as we approached Concert Square I explained that this is where the young people like themselves come to party and suddenly there was a God like voice from Mr Wall ‘ But not tonight’. 😂👏
A lovely experience on a lovely spring day.👍

18/07/2024

Taiwanese post-grad couple Tzu-Yu and Hank Chui, guests Resident Hotels Liverpool, joined our walking tour today. They enjoyed a brief history of Liverpool before touring and discovering for themselves what a magical place Liverpool can be.
Why not see the sights they saw and book a tour at www.walkietalkietours.co.uk/booking 👍

09/07/2024

Nice touch from a stranger outside Liverpool Anglican Cathedral today. I was the last coach tour out from the Carnival Legend this afternoon, taking guests on a panoramic tour of the City. As you may have noticed there was lots of liquid sunshine about today, with squally showers making it difficult for guests to enjoy their surroundings off the coach.
Anyway, getting towards the end of the tour I decided despite the weather it was worth a try to leave the coach and view the Anglican Cathedral from the outside (there being graduations on in there) and show them John Foster Jnr’s Oratory. Needless to say, as soon as we alighted and got one of the guests into his wheelchair, the heavens opened appropriately in a biblical downpour. While most of the guest beat a hastily retreat back to the coach the gentleman in the wheelchair needed the bathroom. So as we sailed towards the Cathedral, the wheelchair user getting soaked a local, suited and booted and obviously going to support a Liverpool John Moores University graduand stepped- forward and gave the wheelchair user his umbrella saying “Keep it, I’ve a spare one in my car, so take it”. Really touchy, kind and made me very proud of our City. A Good-Samaritan? Thank you whoever you were.👍

05/07/2024

Professor Goldman St Peter's College Oxford ( ) and students from the University of Missouri Mizzou visited Liverpool today as part of their studies on Liverpool's role in the Trans-Atlantic trade and commerce including the Slave trade. They enjoyed our City and also brought the sunshine with them. Got to say they were a credit to both institutions. 👍

24/06/2024

Beautiful day and beautiful ship in the City . Today was a ‘In the footsteps of the Beatles’ tour ironically by coach! Leon the coach driver was new to Liverpool, so it was a case of navigating and commentating as we meandered our way to Penny Lane, Strawberry Fields and the various Beatles’ homes, Mendips, Forthlin Road and Madryn Street before the Beatles Story and Mathew Street. It turned out to be a real Magical Mystery tour; who knew that Woolton had so many small back lanes? Definitely a whole new ball-game taking a 50 seater coach, serpent like around them, but we got there - I told everyone we were taking the scenic route, while Leon the driver uttered and muttered prayers beneath his breath. However, it all worked out in the end and we got some lovely feedback from a fantastic tour group. 😀

22/06/2024

Like Katrina & the Waves we were Walking on Sunshine today. Met up with (soon to be married) Rahul & friends from London who are enjoying a Stag weekend here. Really nice group of lads and obviously well dressed 😉 Visited Jürgen's Bierhaus & The Bridewell and were made very welcome in both.

18/06/2024

I was out touring Liverpool with multinational Group 22 from the beautiful ’s 'Jewel of the Seas', which was visiting Liverpool today. We covered many topics on our tour: Liverpool history, religion, architecture and culture, the Beatles and both the French and Portuguese Camino’s as some of the Group hoped to walk one.
So lots to see and chat about on the way around, which is always fun. At the end I got a nice parting compliment from some of the company saying that I was the best guide so far that they’d had on the cruise - so I was very proud of the ambassadorial role I’d played for our Great City today. 👍In response I thanked them and told them they were the best group I’d had today 😂 - it's always nice to finish a tour with a laugh!

19/04/2024

Bringing the good weather with them today were members of the who are holding their annual UK conference here in Liverpool. Today I had the pleasure of taking some of the members based at and around and showcasing the City👏👏
Many many thanks to Philip for organising the tour and I hinted that when I reach 41 I may join them 👍🤣🤣

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Queen Victoria Monument, Derby Square
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Proud and Passionate about Liverpool. Liverpool Walkie Talkie Tours takes walking tours around the city voted one of the top three cities in the world to visit by the Rough Guide. Our walking tours cater for both private and corporate visitors and on them you will see, hear and learn about our history, culture, World famous people and sites.