The homes where John Lennon and Paul McCartney grew up: Mendips, the 1930s semi where John lived with his Aunt Mimi, and 20 Forthlin Road, the council house where Paul's family lived and where the two wrote many early songs.
They can only be seen on a National Trust minibus tour, which leaves from the city centre; book well ahead.
A rare Tudor black and white timber-framed manor house on the banks of the Mersey, built around a courtyard with two ancient yew trees.
Liverpool city centre's oldest building, a Queen Anne-style former charity school built in 1717, and now the UK's oldest arts centre.
A stretch of wild sandy beach and dunes north of Liverpool, backed by pinewoods where red squirrels still live.
A Georgian house and deer park on the edge of Manchester, home of the Earls of Stamford, with a house that was a military hospital in the First World…
A country house that tells the story of the people who worked as well as lived in it: the Yorke family painted and wrote poems about their servants, …
One of the best preserved textile mills of the Industrial Revolution, founded in 1784 by Samuel Greg.
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