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Towns near L4 7UN

Walton (1 Mile)*

West Derby (1 Mile)*

Fazakerley (2 Miles)*

Aintree (2 Miles)*

Liverpool (2 Miles)*
Liverpool the world famous city, is a visually stunning, friendly place. It has a compact central area and good transport links to the rest of the region, giving easy access to all areas.

Deysbrook (3 Miles)*

Bootle (3 Miles)*
Bootle is a large town four miles north of Liverpool on the banks of the River Mersey. It was known in Victorian times as Bootle-cum-Linacre.

Wavertree (3 Miles)*

Litherland (3 Miles)*

Melling (3 Miles)*

New Brighton (3 Miles)*
Although put through many years against foreign package holidays and lack of tourism, leading to its decline, New Brighton still boasts the ability to attract day trippers and tourists.

Dingle (3 Miles)*

Seaforth (3 Miles)*

Toxteth (4 Miles)*

Seacombe (4 Miles)*

Kirkby (4 Miles)*

Knowsley (4 Miles)*

Roby (4 Miles)*

Little Crosby (4 Miles)*

Childwall (4 Miles)*

Sefton (4 Miles)*

Crosby (4 Miles)*

Huyton (5 Miles)*

Aigburth (5 Miles)*

Mossley Hill (5 Miles)*

* Distances shown are in a direct line. Distances by road will be longer.

Attractions near L4 7UN

Awesome Walls Climbing Centre Liverpool (2 Miles)*
When a friend recommended 'Awesome Walls Climbing Centre' to me for a Birthday Party I was initially clueless as to what 'Awesome Walls Climbing Centre' was!

Walker Art Gallery (2 Miles)*
The Walker Art Gallery has one of Europe's most impressive fine and decorative art collections, so before you escape on a cultural break, why not come and see the art on your doorstep!

World Museum (2 Miles)*
At World Museum you can enjoy a fantastic family day out and enjoy five floors of historic treasures for free.

Liverpool Anglican Cathedral (3 Miles)*
The foundation stone of this majestic building was laid by King Edward VII in 1904 and Queen Elizabeth II attended the celebration to mark its completion on 25th October 1978.Even through two World Wars, work of construction never ceased.

Aintree Racecourse (3 Miles)*
Aintree is the home of The Grand National, the most celebrated, the most talked about horse race in the world with a global audience of over 600 million.

Museum of Liverpool (3 Miles)*
The brand new Museum of Liverpool is expected to open in 2011. It follows the Museum of Liverpool Life, which closed its doors on 4 June 2006.

International Slavery Museum (3 Miles)*
The International Slavery Museum is a new and exciting contribution to the historic city of Liverpool. The museum explores both the historical and contemporary aspects of slavery.

Seized! The Border and Customs Uncovered (3 Miles)*
Enter an unseen world of smuggling, intrigue and detection where things are not always what they seem.

Merseyside Maritime Museum (3 Miles)*
Set sail and drop anchor for a fun day out at Merseyside Maritime Museum! You'll find out about the companies, people and ships connected to this great port.

Tate Liverpool (4 Miles)*
Tate Liverpool is one of the largest galleries of modern and contemporary art outside London and is housed in a beautiful converted warehouse in the historic Albert Dock.

Sudley House (4 Miles)*
Sudley House is a hidden gem of the art world, nestled in the leafy suburb of Mossley Hill in South Liverpool.

Knowsley Safari Park (5 Miles)*
Knowsley was opened to the public in July 1971 by the 18th Earl of Derby. The 'safari park' concept was based on the drive-through game reserves of East Africa.

Lady Lever Art Gallery (6 Miles)*
The Lady Lever Gallery is the jewel in the crown of the garden village of Port Sunlight, housing the magnificent personal collection of the first Lord Leverhulme.

Speke Hall (7 Miles)*
This romantic black-and-white timbered Tudor mansion captures the very best of "olde England", yet it finds itself on the edge of a modern industrial estate close to Liverpool.

Formby Beach (11 Miles)*
Formby Beach comprises 500 acres of sand dunes, backed by attractive pine woods. The sand dunes were formed as the Crosby Channel gradually silted up and the sea receded.

* Distances shown are in a direct line. Distances by road will be longer.