Liverpool (L1)

Liverpool is a city in the Merseyside metropolitan borough in England. The city was established in 1207 as a borough but it was not until 1880 that Liverpool was granted a city status. Liverpool began as part of the larger Lancashire but grew more rapidly throughout the 18th century as a major seaport with trade links to the West Indies According to the West Indies and mainland Europe. According to the 2011 population census by the Liverpool City Council, the city has a population of about 466,415.

Liverpool is internationally famous for many great things including inventions in transport, construction, and even social reforms. Major innovations such as the railway, ferries, and tall skyscrapers in UK were first developed in Liverpool. The city is also featured in the Guinness World Records for having the highest number one singles in the music industry. Liverpool is also home to Premier League teams, Liverpool and Everton football clubs. Shopping is a major industry in Liverpool. Most of the famous High Street stores in UK have stores in the city. The Paradise Street is one of the leading commercial sections of the city with key shopping complexes including the new John Lewis department store. Other great shopping centres include the Cavern walks, Liverpool One, Debenhams Liverpool, Saint John’s Shopping Centre, and Bold Street.