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We took a tour of the city, walking a long the River Mersey and through Sefton Park. We also took a bus to Liverpool One, a local shopping center.

We took a tour of Liverpool Hope University's main campus, which is also known as Hope Park.

We visited the Reader, a national charity that focuses on using reading groups as a source of discussion and healing. It was one of the few places we could volunteer at during our time in Liverpool.

We visited downtown Liverpool once again. We visited two cathedrals: the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral and the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. We spent a brief time in the Museum of Liverpool...

We visited Speke Hall, a Tudor mansion used as a refuge for those of Catholic faith during a time in which Catholics were persecuted for not following the Church of England.

A few friends and I walked through Sefton Park to visit the Palm House, a greenhouse with a café. Then, we went to the Sudley House, a museum and art gallery.

We visited the city of Chester, exploring the Chester Cathedral and walking along the Chester city walls. We made brief visits to the Roman Amphitheater and Roman Gardens.

A few friends and I visited a nearby beach in Crosby, a coastal town not far from Liverpool. Later that night, I went to the Playhouse Theatre....

We went out to London! My friends and I went to Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, the London Bridge, and the British Museum.

The international students went on a three day trip to Plas Caerdeon, a “summer” camp owned by the Liverpool Hope University in Wales....

My friends and I went to Yorkshire, a county in England, using a Day Trip service called Daytripper. We visited Malham Cove...