Liverpool is packed with things to see and do, but you may want to travel a little further for a day out this bank holiday weekend. Many will want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city to somewhere more quiet to unwind with friends and family. The ECHO has put together a list of places you can visit in, around and a little further out from Merseyside.
If you're looking to visit the coastline, to stretch your legs on a walk or get a bite to eat, there is something for everyone. These beauty spots and villages are worth seeking out and spending some time in. Whether these places are on your doorstep or require a bit of travel, they're definitely worth taking a wander down to see them for yourself.
The list below is not extensive, but are some places the ECHO has recently visited. Please share your own favourites in the comments. Rydal is a small village in Cumbria in the Lake District, located between Ambleside and Grasmere.
The village boasts beautiful views, a secret waterfall and a hidden house, which can all be reached in a two-hour drive from Liverpool. Things to see include Rydal Cave, which was was recently rated as one of the best places to visit in , Rydal Hall with a secret waterfall and Ambleside where you can get something to eat at a traditional pub. You can read more about it .
Driving down a rural country lane into , you'd be forgiven for thinking you were on holiday. Just 30 minutes away from Liverpool, the village is home to farms, a caravan park, cosy ca.
