Despite its small size, Liverpool is a hotspot for the perfect Instagram posts. With an abundance of independent coffee shops and beautiful places to view the city from, it would be hard to disappoint. The most Instagrammable spots in Liverpool can easily take you from breakfast to the small hours of the following morning to make all your followers wish they were there too!
If you’re on the hunt for a delicious breakfast in an independent café with homemade bagels, you’ve found it. Not only is it good value for money but the bagels and their surroundings will give all your followers breakfast envy on their morning commute. With sweet wooden furniture and houseplants and rainbow bagels, this spot is a good taster for the rest of the Instagrammable spots in Liverpool has to offer.
After your breakfast, head down Bold Street which is Instagrammable in itself and take a pic with independent café Love Thy Neighbour’s wall. It provides a quirky background for all your needs from Outfit of the Day to a cheeky little selfie.
One of Liverpool’s most trendy pockets is the Baltic Market. Converted from an old brewery in the Baltic Triangle, it will not disappoint for some perfect Instagram snaps. From it’s renowned halloumi fries and eclectic range of spirits to it’s wooden benches and fairy lights, it’s every Instagrammer’s dream.
Jamaica Street is home to one of the city’s most recognised Instagram spots in Liverpool. As though it were almost created for the perfect picture, transform yourself into one of Liverpool’s most famous landmarks with the spray painted Liver Bird wings, guaranteed to boost your Instagram profile.
A hidden gem in Liverpool’s popular Baltic Triangle. With a variety of gins, sun-soaked in summer and graffitied walls the garden is the perfect spot for a gin and catch up with friends. It certainly won’t disappoint for the Instagram-perfect candid catch-up pic everyone is after.
A haven away from the bustle of the city, the roof garden at Goodness Gracious sits next to the famous Liver building by Liverpool’s docks. Filled with beautiful flowers, blankets, cushions and plenty of sun, the roof terrace gives way to many a blissful summer afternoon as a cute date spot or a quick break from work. It’s hard not to take a picture of this for Instagram!
Little-known restaurant, HUS, is bound to make your followers jealous of your day. On the ground floor sits the restaurant itself with Scandi vibes, plenty of houseplants and exquisite food. But that is not all that HUS has to offer. Head to the rooftop for more expansive views of the city. This rooftop is perfect place to relax after a long day and watch the sunset over one of the most vibrant cities in the UK. With sofas, deckchairs and fairy lights and many activities from open-air film screenings to BBQs, HUS rooftop is a must-see for anyone in Liverpool.
Tucked away down a side street, The Kazimier Garden is a trendy, independent outdoor bar that boasts an unrivalled atmosphere with fairy lights, plants, and a great variety of beer and fine wines from a local wine merchant. Perfect in summer or winter (they have blankets, mulled wine and outdoor heaters!), The Kazimier Garden is a cosy escape from the busy city streets, bringing people together with events ranging from live music and BBQs to vintage fairs and parties. The Kazimier Garden is an essential for any visit to Liverpool, whether it’s winter or summer, for an Insta-worthy pic!
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