Wirral Peninsula 
Tourist Information Centres Wirral Tourism Department |
Destination Wirral Peninsula is placed between the River Dee and the River Mersey, overlooking both the Welsh Hills and the spectacular Liverpool skyline. Well connected to the rest of the country, Wirral is the ideal location for those wanting to get away from it all. What's on Offer Beach & Amenities The Wirral Peninsula has two of Britain's most famous rivers, The Mersey and The Dee, sweeping along the Eastern and Western edges and to North the Irish Sea. On your visit to Wirral you will find maritime heritage, classic seaside towns, sandy beaches and stunning views across the bays. Places to Visit With its 25 miles of coastline, and abundant countryside, Wirral's coast and countryside has plenty of attractions and activities. Entertainment From the world famous Mersey Ferries, to the Lady Lever Art Gallery, the wealth of attractions makes Wirral an ideal destination for a day out or short break. Eating Out Wirral is home to Merseyside's only Michelin star restaurant, or visit one of our excellent gastro pubs, or tea rooms for a relaxed meal. Accommodation Wirral has a superb selection of accommodation, whatever your needs and budget. Whether you are looking for a base in a bustling town, to rest your head in a sleepy village or wake up to the sound of seagulls by the seaside, there will be something to suit your taste. Getting There Road Wirral is easily reached by road. The M53 motorway forms the spine of Wirral, running from the North to the South. The M53 connects to the M56, which in turn meets the M6. |