I’m passionate about photography and I use it daily running my own tour company called ‘Daytripper’. We organise social day trips from Liverpool to National Parks and cities around the UK as well as local walking tours in Liverpool. So, a good eye for photography and video making is very handy for our social media channels!
I know Liverpool very well as I’m a tour guide in the city. When I heard about Insta Tours, I was really keen to be involved! This is just what I love doing and I can’t wait to show you around the city and spark your own personal creativity in the visual arts. I’m really excited to inspire you and teach you skills that I hope will stay with you for a lifetime.
On my tour I will show you the very best instagasmic places according to your interests – from the iconic Liver Building to the street art gems of the Baltic Triangle – we’ll have great fun exploring the fantastic city of Liverpool.
On St George’s Place in front of the magnificent St George’s Hall are two superb statues both sculpured by renowned equestrian sculptor Thomas Thornycroft, one to Prince Albert and this one to Queen Victoria.
Situated in the Cavern Quarter at the heart of the city. Liverpool’s most famous street not only houses the Cavern Club but numerous references and connections to the “four lads who shook the world” and Liverpool’s long musical heritage. There’s shopping, bars and pubs, and come summer weekends the street is packed with partying locals and tourists.
At the heart of Liverpool’s famous, iconic and always developing waterfront. Visually, nothing defines the city more than the Royal Liver and accompanying Cunard and Port of Liverpool buildings by Pier Head. Known collectively as the “Three Graces” and loosely based on the skyline of early 20th century Chicago, the interiors are sadly not open to the public.At the heart of Liverpool’s famous, iconic and always developing waterfront. Visually, nothing defines the city more than the Royal Liver and accompanying Cunard and Port of Liverpool buildings by Pier Head. Known collectively as the “Three Graces” and loosely based on the skyline of early 20th century Chicago, the interiors are sadly not open to the public.
Without a shadow of a doubt one of the most beautiful streets in Liverpool is Castle Street. One of the oldest streets in Liverpool, each side of the street which is now pedestrianised is lined with all manner of former bank and commerce buildings with many dating from the Victorian period.
Discover mystery locations on your tour, this will be decided on the day with the weather, fresh Grafitti, preference of the guests on the tour and new Instagrammable locations being found by our InstaGuides. You will find out at the start of each tour where you’ll find the best hidden gems.
