Prices are set per participant for the scheduled architecture walk. Private experiences are quoted separately, depending on the route and timing requested.
Simple pricing for city walks
See how our scheduled architecture walk, photo stops, and private golden-hour options are priced and arranged in Liverpool.
Clear pricing for guided city walks
Choose the route that suits your interests, pace and photo goals. All prices are per person and confirmed before booking.
Frequently asked questions
Choose the format that suits your plans. Our pricing is straightforward, with clear details for scheduled walks and private experiences.
Our scheduled walks usually run for 150 minutes and are designed for small groups of 2 to 12 participants.
Bookings are available through the website, by email, or by phone. We accept card payment, bank transfer, and cash when confirmed.
The guide language is confirmed before booking, subject to guide availability. Route suitability should also be checked for any specific access needs.
Clear pricing for guided city walks
Choose the route that suits your interests, pace and photo goals. All prices are per person and confirmed before booking.
Architecture Style Walk
A guided walk through Liverpool’s architectural highlights with time for questions and photos.
- 150-minute guided route
- Small-group format
- Architecture style comparison
- Planned photo stops
Urban Photo Route
A creative city route designed around strong viewpoints, textures and practical photo stops.
- Curated photo locations
- Guided walking pace
- Local context at each stop
- Ideal for content creation
Private Golden-Hour Walk
A private evening walk shaped around light, route timing and your preferred focus areas.
- Private guided experience
- Timed for golden-hour light
- Route confirmed in advance
- Flexible focus for your group
Modern City Design Route
A guided route exploring contemporary city design, public spaces and modern architecture.
- Modern architecture focus
- Small-group interaction
- Clear meeting instructions
- Local stories beyond landmarks