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Philharmonic Dining Rooms
Food & drinkVisit: ~60 min
A Victorian pub from the late 19th century on Hope Street, next to the Philharmonic Hall, and one of the most ornate pub interiors in England. It has Grade I listed status for its mahogany bar, engraved glass, mosaics and coffered rooms. It is said that John Lennon used to frequent it. It is also famous for the marble urinals in the men's toilets, which people visit as a curiosity.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Philharmonic Dining Rooms: 2 missions
- Order a pint of cask ale at the barOrder a pint of cask ale at the bar and drink it while looking at the coffered ceiling and the engraved glass.
- Walk through the rooms and photograph their detailsWander through the pub's rooms and notice the mosaics, the carved wood and the decorated stained glass.
Near Philharmonic Dining Rooms
Philharmonic Hall73 m awayEveryman Theatre159 m awayYe Cracke182 m awayLiverpool Metropolitan Cathedral343 m awayBold Street460 m awayFACT Liverpool484 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Philharmonic Dining Rooms?
Allow about 1 h for the visit.
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