Historical Tour of Liverpool
History of Liverpool from 1207 to the 20th century. A guided walk through the streets where the city was built — trade, migration, architecture and the people who shaped the Pool.
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Welcome to Paddy's Historical Tours of Liverpool.
This is a 2 hour long historical walk exploring the “footprints” left on the port, town and then city by the millions of people who are linked to this small space, at the heart of Liverpool — people who lived, moved through, built, traded, and died in this ancient spot.
This tour is not about the Fabulous Four, nor about the two international football teams in the city. There are other tours that will cater for those curious to find out more about those topics.
This tour focuses on the vast numbers of people connected with the places and the streets of Liverpool. The themes of this tour are the same as the people who lived in this port, town and then city: love, loyalty, heroism, creativity, risk, and wealth. In addition: exploitation, crime, disease, poverty, and war.
The tour focuses on the area around the city centre and connects with its over 800-year-old past. We will explore the port, the town, and the city, with its human “footprint” still visible on the maps of today. We will travel through time, from early medieval England through to the early 21st Century.
People, Places, and the Past in Liverpool. I invite you to travel back in time with me to the historical heart of this fabulous ‘City’.

Paddy's Historical Tours of Liverpool
People, Places and the Past in the Pool
(No Beatles or Football)
Tours
Approximately two hours on foot around Liverpool city centre. Choose the historical tour or the charity tour on the transatlantic slave trade.
History of Liverpool from 1207 to the 20th century. A guided walk through the streets where the city was built — trade, migration, architecture and the people who shaped the Pool.
All proceeds from this tour go to charity. This two-hour walking tour offers a frank introduction to Liverpool’s links with the Atlantic slave trade — how the port grew wealthy through the trade, and how that history is still written into the streets, buildings, and street names of the city centre.
Questions
Straight answers about the walks — length, meeting points, what we cover, and how to book.
Get in touch
Call 07510293680 or email us to book your tour.