The Royal Liver Building is based on the Pier Head, Liverpool Waterfront L3 1HU. There is limited on-street parking around the attraction, however we are serviced by a range of public and private car parks across the waterfront and city centre.

If you’re travelling by train, Liverpool Lime Street station is approximately a 20-minute walk away from us with local Merseyrail services also running to James Street station (a 5-minute walk away).

The main entrance to the attraction is located in the courtyard of the building, just off Canada Boulevard, L3 1HU.

Tours run subject to demand and on some days a full tour schedule may not operate. With limited capacity and high demand, during peak times all tours may be sold out well in advance so we highly recommend booking your tickets online as soon as you know your visit dates.

We look forward to welcoming any groups wishing to enjoy the experience and learn about the history of this fantastic building and city. For any groups larger than 16 wishing to book, please email bookings@liverbuildingtour.com.

Tickets can be purchased on the day of your visit from reception based on availability. Please be aware that you do run the risk, however, of all tours being sold out during peak times and it is always better to pre-book well in advance of travelling to avoid disappointment. Online and telephone bookings are not available on the day of your visit.

Our reception and visitor centre open 30 minutes prior to the first tour of the day in order for guests to collect pre-booked tickets.

Requests to change the date of your visit must be made no later than 72 hours before the visitor centre opens on the date of your booking. Any potential new dates are subject to availability. The potential new date must be within 3 months of original booking date and tickets can not be exchanged again.

To request an exchange of date or refund please email info@rlb360.com (no later than 72 hours before the visitor centre opens on the date of your booking) with the following information

- Booking Reference

- Proposed new date (Subject to availability)

- Proposed new time (Subject to availability)

Any requests made that do not follow this policy will not be fulfilled and be subject to the standard Terms & Conditions on our website.

The total time to allow for the tour and experience is around 60 - 70 minutes, which will give you plenty of time to take in every part of the Royal Liver Building 360.

Unfortunately due to the tour being guided through a working office building there is no option for a partial tour and all guests must be able to complete the full 70 minute tour.

For visitors with special mobility requirements, access is through the main building. Please go to the main building reception in the foyer on arrival and a member of our team will come and escort you in. Please note that due to the nature of the building there is no access for wheelchair users or mobility scooters above the visitor centre, for more information please refer to the accessibility section.

There is a lift up to the 10th Floor, however above this you will need to negotiate 124 steps, 71 of which involve a narrow spiral stone staircase up to the 15th Floor.

In the event of a fire evacuation you would need to be able to negotiate 408 stairs from the 15th floor to ground.

Wheeled bags, and bags larger than hand luggage are not permitted in RLB360. Due to the nature of the tower only handbags will be permitted on the tour, locker facilities are provided to store any other bags. Please note that due to increased national security levels, random bag searches may be carried out when you enter the building.

We would recommend checking the accessibility page http://rlb360.com/accessibility/ of our website as there is some Health & Safety information to be aware of. 

 You can Bring your ticket with you either in print or digitally show at the reception.

We recommend arriving 30 minutes before your booked time so that you can enjoy the visitor's centre, retail and interactive photo areas. 

For health & safety reasons, we don't allow the use of umbrellas on the viewing platforms to prevent the risk of them falling from the building or being blown away in adverse weather.