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| The last time I had visited the Pier Head and Waterfront area of Liverpool was probably back in the 1970s, so not surprisingly there had been many changes since then. It is only a short walk form the city centre (as above), to reach the Waterfront. |
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| The Museum of Liverpool. A hideous piece of architecture in my opinion. |
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| The Port of Liverpool Building, was built in 1907 as the head office of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board. |
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| Liverpool's iconic Royal Liver Building, complete with Liver bird on the top. The building to the right is The Cunard Building, which was built between 1914 and 1917. |
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| A queue for ice cream on what was a warm day. |
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| Another view of the Royal Liver Building. Look how graceful it is in comparison to that tower block on the left! |
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| Built in 1911, the Royal Liver Building is the home of the Royal Liver Assurance group. |
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| Liverpool is a port of call for cruises. This time it was the 'Infinity' that was visiting. Built in 2001, the ship is registered in Valletta, Malta. |
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| The Mersey Ferry was well loaded. |
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| There are several modern sculptures and art works such as this. |
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| Back in the city centre and the water feature. |
A contrast of old and new architectures and unlike your self I rather like the Museum of Liverpool building.
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