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Mention Liverpool and most people think of the Beatles. But travelers soon discover that Liverpool has more national museums and galleries than any other British city.

A perfect first stop in any Liverpool tour, the gorgeous, accessible space reflects the city's history with elevator ride to city views from the belltower.

As Liverpool prepares to be European City of Culture 2008, a new company offers ghost tours on Merseyside. Shiverpool Tours will lead spooky ghost tours of Albert Dock

From the yellow submarine outside the John Lennon Airport to a Beatles-themed hotel, the Fab Four remain Liverpool's indelible icon

Ex-Beatle Ringo Starr and the Wombats are among stars helping launch Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture on 11 January 2008, and the Echo Arena next day.

From Welsh Castles to modern Cardiff, the Lonely Planet Wales guide covers everything Welsh: Snowdonia, Swansea, the Brecon Beacons and the best food and accommodation

The travel business is already booming in Liverpool, European City of Culture for 2008, with its Beatles connections like the Beatles Story and John Lennon Airport

A dollar is worth only half a pound, but you can really get to know Liverpool for a pittance. This sensible advice applies anywhere, even in wallet-gobbling London.

History is discovered in ancient documents or from artefacts dug up by archaeologists. Or it may be revealed in place names, and signs and symbols on old hostelries.