Albert Dock

Liverpool

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Albert Dock

Originally built in 1846 as the first enclosed non-combustible dock warehouse system in the world, today Albert Dock features several museums, gigs, galleries, Beatles sights, restaurants and shops.

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Address: The Colonades, Albert Dock, Liverpool
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Phone: +44 0151 706 0576
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A multilingual audio tour guides visitors through The Beatles Story, a successful permanent exhibition located at Albert Dock. Here you can join them from their early days in Hamburg to their worldwide fame.

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Albert Dock

Originally built in 1846 as the first enclosed non-combustible dock warehouse system in the world, today Albert Dock features several museums, gigs, galleries, Beatles sights, restaurants and shops.

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