ROYAL LIVER BUILDING TOUR BECOMES ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL AHEAD OF JAM-PACKED SUMMER

City centre attraction gearing up to welcome thousands of visitors throughout Eurovision and beyond

RLB360 – LOCATED AT THE HISTORIC Royal Liver Building – has introduced multilingual audio tours and an induction loop system for Eurovision visitors and tourists this summer.

Classed as the UK’s first skyscraper, the landmark was commissioned by Royal Liver Assurance in 1907 and took three years to build.

The award-winning RLB360 tour allows visitors to enjoy the immersive audio-visual experience in the original clock mechanism room, which tells the recent history of Liverpool.

The addition of the multilingual audio tours and induction loop system comes at an exciting time for RLB360, as Liverpool prepares to welcome thousands of tourists for the upcoming Eurovision Song Contest.

Chris Devaney, operations manager at RLB360, says: “For so long, we as residents of the city region have been like, ‘you can’t go in the Liver Building. You can look at it, but you can’t go in’. So to open in 2019 was fantastic and we have grown ever since.

“It’s quite awe-inspiring in a way because you sometimes forget how important this building is to so many people, and we’ve had visitors from every continent in the world, about 80 different countries.

“Our tour is fun, informative and personal, and our goal is the same each day: to deliver amazing visitor experiences in a friendly and interactive way that highlights the iconic Royal Liver Building and Liverpool City Region.”