I had so much fun visiting Liverpool Cathedral in #collaboration with @lovegreatbritain @visitmanchester & @visitliverpool_ This is the view from its roof, looking out over the beautiful Georgian Quarter of the city. This was one of my favorite areas to explore by foot and while I’ve been told that it does not have more Georgian buildings than Bath, Bath’s are less concentrated in one area. So I thought Liverpool had one of the most spectacular and well preserved areas of Georgian architecture on display that I’ve seen anywhere in the world. It’s row after row of charming facades, colorful doors and overflowing window boxes. There’s also the occasional classic car to really charm the pants off even the most hard to please visitor. Now @livcathedral itself is an extraordinary structure that was started in 1904 and completed in the 1970’s. It was designed by Giles Gilbert Scott who also created Great Britain’s eponymous Red Telephone Boxes. He, of course, carved his initials into the hig...