Hidden Gem in Liverpool

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I have been challenged by Travelodge to tell my readers about a hidden gem in Liverpool. The hidden gem that I want to talk about is Oh Me Oh My.  Actually described as A Secret Place on their website, the bar and restaurant is steadily growing in popularity but what is less well known (even to people who have been to a number of events there) is the rooftop space.

To access the rooftop bar you need to take a lift to the top of the building.  What you find there is a collection of tables, deckchairs and benches;  sun cream in the summer and blankets in the winter. But it is the view that is the most surprising.  You are literally across the road from The Three Graces and the view of them and across the Mersey is incredible.  I actually saw this view for this first time one early evening in October when I attended an AGM on the ground floor.  I had been quite a few times before for afternoon tea or lunch (both really very good) and also to an engagement party and a corporate do, but had never realised what I had missed. 

The person chairing the meeting suggested I took a drink and make my way up to the top floor before the meeting started and I was genuinely taken aback by the view.  We were lucky as it was an incredibly stunning October evening and as the sun set, the sky became pink then orange then red.

Stunning rooftop view of Liverpool tonight #liverpool #threegraces #sunset

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I will definitely be taking the kids back to see the view of The Three Graces and the Mersey. It’s a view they have seen from the ground many times but you can’t appreciate the true majestic quality of the buildings until you can see them at that level.

Definitely a hidden gem that needs to be discovered.  To find more Hidden Gems take a look at this Destination Guide.

NB: This post was created in collaboration with Travelodge.

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