LIVERPOOL F.C.
V INTER MILAN
The Sign
Day
in all its glory
LIVERPOOL F.C.
V INTER MILAN
- Meet your Trip Captain and new fan friends
- Tour Anfield, iconic home of the Reds, run up the tunnel, touch the ‘This Is Anfield’ sign and gaze upon the hallowed turf
- Fill your bellies at the Philharmonic Dining Rooms
- Get the backstory over a LFC chant workshop at Jurgen’s Bierhaus
- Walk through Liverpool, hitting LFC landmarks, hearing maritime stories and seeing the sights
- Eat, drink and get match ready at a celebrated local restaurant
- Tour the Anfield neighbourhood ahead of kick off
- Behold the power of football with a visit to a local food charity
- Join in the singing at Taggy’s before watching the team arrive at Anfield
- Time for the big match, the passion of the fans, and a Liverpool win!
- Down drinks and debrief over a post-match final meal
- Departures
Hope Street Hotel
Train Station: Liverpool Lime Street Station
Airport: Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL)
“Boss tha’ la’”
Whether you’re looking for fine-dining with fancy footballers or tantalising plates to share with friends, Liverpool’s diverse food scene delivers.
We strongly advise that you review official travel requirements for your country of departure and arrival before confirming any booking, as requirements for travel visas do vary based on your nationality and final destination.
Casual games are played most nights of the week. If you would like to join as a ‘ringer’ please let your Trip Captain know.
Bring your phone, lucky club scarf, strong stadium singing voice, and a profound desire to get under the skin of one of the most passionate sporting cities on earth.
We’ve designed our trips to maximize your time in the city and our days are pretty action packed. All activities are optional however and you’re welcome to dip in and out of the experiences as you wish. We’ve planned the itineraries to ensure you have some downtime on most afternoons.
THE KOP RAISES
ITS VOICE
AND TEARS OF
JOY FALL
“There’s no place on Earth like Anfield. Even empty, there is a special aura about it, but filled with 54,000 fans, it’s magic. The atmosphere on a match day is electric. The energy powers you on, you’re almost physically part of the team, the 12th man. It doesn’t matter if it’s the League Cup against a Division Two team or that Champions League game against Barca, once you’ve seen Liverpool play at Anfield, no other experience compares.”
Marvin, Reds fan
