Only found out about this a few days before our visit to Liverpool. Didn't book as couldn't be sure of arrival time and also wanted to see what the weather was like. Turned up and were able to get tickets and were taken up, and entertained, by the lovely Dan - a man who clearly enjoys his job, his enthusiasm came over so strongly. In the event we were lucky with the weather and had superb views all over Liverpool and over to New Brighton and beyond. Because of this we took the metro out to New Brighton the following day because we could see the dome of SS Peter&Paul from the Liver building and wanted to see more. If you are in Liverpool this is not to be missed. Oh and the stairs aren't anywhere near as bad as the website suggests.

One of the Three Graces, The Royal Liver Building is an iconic structure, the most beautiful and famous structure in the city, the tour is so informative, the views from above are spellbinding its just a building that offers so much ,one of the best tours of a buiding I've done in the United Kingdom. Most definitely well worth checking out if you're planning a trip to Liverpool.

What a fabulous tour, the views a top of the Liver Building are stunning, even for someone whose a afraid of heights. Standing on the 15th floor, just below the Liver Bird should be on everyone's bucket list. Meg our tour guide was brilliant, she made the tour extra special with her vast amount of knowledge and epic humour. This is a must for everyone.

Our guide was Charlie who was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the building and Liverpool in general. We enjoyed absolutely everything about the tour and learnt a lot in the process.

Great tour fabulous views of the city and across the river Mersey to Wales very lucky that it was sunny and not raining lots of local history about the construction of the Liver building

We really enjoyed our tour of the Liver building and found it to be extremely interesting and informative. The story of Bella and Bertie and the man who made them Carl Bernard Bartels was so very sad and that is what I’m going to take away from the tour. Our guide was very informative and friendly and it was a pleasure to be allowed up on the roof with those amazing views and a real bonus to hear the magnificent bells ring. The video that was played was very surreal and emotive. This tour is a must in my opinion while in this lovely city.

This was a perfect way to start my sightseeing tour of Liverpool. I was lucky enough to be the only person on the tour (I was there early morning). Meg was a fantastic guide, really friendly and a great ambassador for Liverpool. Despite the challenging weather conditions she pointed out many of the points of interest that I then went on to visit later during my stay in Liverpool. She was also great at answering my questions and made the experience really fun and interesting. Would definitely recommend this tour as a first stop for any first-timers to the city.

The Liver Building is a very impressive feat of engineering and a great point of reference for visitors to the city. The Liver birds are majestic as they keep watch over the people of Liverpool and the docks.

It’s a beautiful building. With its two neighbours, the Three Graces are marvellously in a line by the waterfront. Completed in 1911 it was the headquarters of the eponymous Assurance Company that was established in 1850. One of its most famous aspects is the duo of Liver Birds at each pinnacle. A symbol of the great city they are a frequent motif to be seen.

Had a great experience and Charlie was a great tour guide. Steps were fine and the banisters really helped!

Had a fantastic tour of the Royal Liver Building. We prebooked our tour online, which was really easy. When we arrived we were the only people in that slot. So it was like having a private tour. Our guide was Charlie was brilliant, very knowledgeable and friendly. Gave us fantastic facts about the building and the surrounding area. As the guides etc tell you there are a lot of stairs to climb, but it wasn’t as bad as I expected. There are opportunities to pause along the way. What a view from the top, that panoramic view of Liverpool and the Wirral is amazing. And of course being able to see Bertie closer than ground level.

If all you want is a view of the city then there are cheaper options such as the Anglican Cathedral Tower but this offers more information and an amazing video in the room where the clock mechanisms are. It is very atmospheric. Guide was knowledgeable and friendly but spoke a bit too fast in the echoey areas. . Well worth £16.

We were not expecting this to be as good as it was. I don't want to say too much because it will spoil the surprises for others who take the tour

That building. Lots of stairs but worth it for the views. An interesting and informative movie in the clock tower itself. Take your camera.

The entrance is through the basement of the building, on the river side. We were greeted by friendly staff who gave us a brief history of the building. Then, up in the lift to one of the towers. The views are amazing. It was very windy, so take an extra layer. Then we went inside the area behind the clock faces for a very impressive presentation. All the time the guide was answering questions and ensuring we were having a good time. There are some steps involved in the visit, so if you have mobility issues, please check before you book.