Liver Building Tour - Inside The Clock Tower & Drone Shots

I visited the Liver Building this week as I had found out that they provide tours of the building.
The tour takes us up in to the clock tower as well as outside at the top of the building. We were lucky enough to be up there during a chime too which was very loud and the views are amazing too.
I hope you enjoy the video!
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#liverbuilding #tour #history #historicbuildings

[@jimmahT]

The jump at the bell going off was good!

[@misterdroneuk]

Ha ha I know

[@davidcaster5002]

Hi Nick Really enjoyed that you are truly an ambassador for your city 🙏👍

[@donrebel1340]

i got the chills when the bell were toiling ...!

[@andrewbowley6869]

Absolutely brilliant. I have to do the tour. Only been once, I love Southport and the 100 men on the beach. I would have jumped a mile when the bell tolled. I need to visit Liverpool. Brilliant Mr Drone thanks

[@davidbadcock2225]

I'll look forward to getting there to experience that tour 'in the flesh'. Great reaction to the bell-toll, even though you were expecting it. Liked the music during the views from the top balcony.

[@misterdroneuk]

Thanks David. I’d really recommend this tour. The video and sites inside the clock tower and the views from the top are fantastic

[@davidbadcock2225]

@@misterdroneuk Yes, thanks, got it.

[@RichardJohnson-j9r]

Cheers nick,nice to see you not only doing the flyrounds of Anfield and Bramley Moore Dick but also promoting the city landscapes and tours.Next time I'm up in Liverpool that is one tour that I will do,cheers mate keep up the good work.YNWA

[@tulyar57]

Thanks for the vid. The Liver building is truly iconic and getting close to Carl Bartel's Liver birds must be a treat. However, having worked in all three Graces in the 70s and 80s, the interior of the Cunard Buildings (ground floor used to be the ticket offices for the Transatlantic liners) and the ground floor of the Port of Liverpool building with the incredible central atrium are a must.I don't know if you can gain public access these days but do it if you can.

[@Kevin-nu3fq]

Defo visiting next time I'm home. St George's Hall is also a brilliant tour....

[@davemarriott]

I've been catching the Isle of Man ferry, to the TT races, from there pretty much every year since 1976. This year, of course, the new Isle of Man ferry terminanal is further downstream.

[@maccgordon8310]

Just done the tour. If you book online, it's £16 per person + £1.75 booking fee per booking. If you pay on arrival it's £17.50 per person. According to the literature, the guided tour is supposed to take 70 minutes but we didn't get that long so taking pictures & videos at the top was a rush. I'd recommend making a note of the the start time and if you're asked to leave the top before 65 minutes have elapsed (it only takes 5 minutes to return to the start via the the stairs & lift) and you haven't finished photographing then carry on photographing after the guide has left. The guide who is first to leave, will wait for you rather than bother climbing back up the stairs. The film in the clock tower is very good.

[@06skippy06]

Great stuff Nick. Like you, I didn't know they had a tour of the building so I will be doing it next time I'm home. Thank you

[@maccgordon8310]

Great video. I think it was the tallest skyscraper in the UK when it was first built. I used to work on the 9th floor and never tired of the views. I'm surprised you didn't zoom in on some of the landmarks.

[@MrBratalis99]

That was great, thank you. Jumpscare and all LOL

[@Shaz-YNWA]

Wow I didn’t know you could do tour round liver building and I’m going give it a go

[@billyblueblood]

Ha ha Nick, it didn’t half make me laugh when you jumped when the chimes went off 😂

[@JamesLFC-hk1fq]

👍👍

[@JuliusSeizure-ur5ky]

Great video. You can also do a guided tour of the Queensway tunnel which is really interesting too. I think the war rooms you were referring to are the Western Approaches ones on Rumford Place where the convoys for the Battle of the Atlantic were planned from.

[@misterdroneuk]

Thanks Julius, yes I’m doing Western Approaches next and will do the tunnel tour too 👍🏻

[@andrewackers5470]

Good vid mate! Like Manchester. Liverpool has a lot of historical buildings. Unfortunately there are a few buildings in Liverpool with a dark past. They were built from the profits of slavery.

[@misterdroneuk]

Thanks Andrew

[@doommonger7784]

That must apply to the Pyramids and Rome's buildings along with other world civilisations who used slave labour. I'm Fed up with the modern day hand wringing of some of Britain's past, when we were the first country to ban trading in slavery.

[@millinutz]

I live in Switzerland and knew that the Liver building is open to the public... where do you live then mate? No, that place in the Cellar is not in the Liver building, here it had more to do with the Merchant Navy. The other place, was a place I could most probably lead you to if I was in 'pool, but I can't tell you, off the cuff, from my desk here in Switzerland. It was where most of the Royal Navy strikes were planned and conducted during WW2. I think i'll hazard a guess and say it was under Derby House, which could be in Exchange Street..., but please don't hold me to that, I was once told this by a Retired gent from the city. At least this might be of help for your research into this matter.

[@harbottle8580]

The war rooms for the 'Battle of the Atlantic' (Western Approches)are on Rumford Street, Exchange flags, cornering Chapel Street. £13.50 for annual adult pass. Might be worth a visit for a review of that.

[@misterdroneuk]

Yes that’s next on my list. Thanks

[@millinutz]

Yes here it is, the Western Approach.... been looking for this for some time. I knew of it, but had forgotten it's name and whereabouts. Thanks.

[@melabshier5812]

Didn't know you could take a tour. MD, do you book in advance or pay on the day? Would hate to be up top in high winds...lol.

[@adamredmond3136]

Fabulous :) I've often thought about filiming here myself with my drone, but wasn't sure if it was allowed! Did you need any special permission at all?

[@kennethshields6939]

When the bell went off it was so funny what a great way to start a Sunday. 😂 The music is brilliant and the history .

[@misterdroneuk]

Thanks Kenneth

[@Mark-mo6gt]

Everton hat today even

[@eugenekearney4761]

My only complaint is your choice of music. Why such harsh, aggresive music with the videos? Why not some soft classical, jazz or even the Beatles?

[@misterdroneuk]

Thanks Eugene, the music is chosen to try to give an extra element of excitement but music is really hard to please everyone. I couldn’t choose The Beatles or anything like that as it will all be copyrighted.

[@carolinemcnulty6169]

I used to work there after I left school in 1977. It waw still black then and freezing cold inside. I enjoyed this video.

[@johnedwards4547]

Thanks Nick, its now on my bucket list.

[@KevinFox-x2d]

First class Nick! Thanks for this! So much to see in the city

[@JoeyLafferty1878]

Was that me arl mate Gary Rutter who was with you Nick?

[@misterdroneuk]

Certainly was Joey!!! In fact, we were genuinely talking about you during this video as Gary wants to swap someone’s USA Today login for a sky go 😂😂😂… he’s always up to stuff with his tech!! I told him to give you a shout 😂.. hope you and your family are good mate 👍🏻

[@JoeyLafferty1878]

@misterdroneuk haha, he hasn't changed! Good to see you both. Been watching your stadium vids for about a year now 👍🏻

[@misterdroneuk]

Thanks Joe, ye he’ll never change mate. Thanks for watching. Were out again tomorrow to do a few vids 👍🏻

[@davemarriott]

There ia a disused and overgrown quarry near me in Derbyshire. Apparently some of the stone from there was used on the Liver building.

[@millinutz]

Yes, I'd heard something vague about a derbyshire quarry being used "to build" Liverpool before, gonna look more into that. Thanks for mentioning!