Liverpool Hen Party Guide 2025

Concert Square

If you’re after a proper bevvy and some top-tier people watching, Liverpool’s Concert Square is the place to be — just follow the sound of dance and questionable decisions. Start on Wood Street, where pre-drinks turn into “how did we end up here?” and somehow always end up at Modo, where the cocktails are colourful and someone’s always lost a shoe by midnight.

Popular Bars

Modo
McCooley's
Soho

Cavern Quarter

If you’ve heard of the famous Cavern Quarter, it’s probably thanks to the Beatles. This powerhouse Scouse band found their fame in this central area, and the nightlife is now filled with references to the four musicians. Within the Cavern Quarter you’ll find Mathew Street, a road lined with buzzing nightclubs like the retro Flares.

Popular Bars

Cavern Club
Flares
Roxy Ballroom

Ropewalks

The Ropewalks is a trendy, up-and-coming area in the southeast of Liverpool, home to Duke Street, Seel Street and Fleet Street (aka the recipe for a whopping night out). Start your night with some food and drinks in Duke Street Market, play some games at PINS and dance until your feet hurt at Moonshine Saloon.

Popular Bars

PINS Social Club
Sensation
Moonshine Saloon

Albert Dock

About a 10-minute walk out of the city centre you’ll find the picturesque Albert Dock, overlooking the River Mersey and home to the stunning Liver Building. The Royal Albert Dock has developed into a food and drink haven, with popular places like Revolución de Cuba and the Liverpool M&S Arena for major events.

Popular Bars

Revolución de Cuba
PANAM
The Long Shot

1. Rodney Street ›

The swish Rodney Steet apartments are in the quieter Georgian Quarter, featuring a selection of differently sized apartments that can accommodate up to 10 people. These clean, modern apartments are a fantastic option if you want a space to toast to your budding bride before heading out.

2. Picturehouse Apartments ›

Stay in the heart of Liverpool at Picturehouse Apartments, just off Lime Street and a stone’s throw from the lively Knowledge Quarter. These stylish apartments are perfect for hen groups, close to Bold Street, the Empire Theatre, and some of the city’s best bars and restaurants. Spacious, comfy, and walkable to all your Liverpool hen weekend hotspots.

3. Arthouse Apart/Hotel ›

The Arthouse is a film-themed hotel offering an array of comfy hotels rooms with clever movie references perfect for film-fanatics. There’s over 30 rooms to choose from ranging in sizes, most including your very own kitchenette (tequila rose anyone?), en-suite and big double beds for your beauty sleep.

4. SGT Peppers ›

If you're a Beatles fan, the SGT Pepper Apartments in Liverpool’s Cavern Quarter offer the perfect themed stay right in the city centre. Just a short stroll from Concert Square and surrounded by buzzing nightlife, they’re a fab choice for hen parties looking to stay in the heart of the action.

5. Kabannas Hostel ›

Kabannas Liverpool Central is a great budget-friendly choice for hen parties who want to stay right in the heart of the city. Just an 8-minute walk from Lime Street Station and a stone’s throw from Mathew Street, this modern hostel offers comfy dorm-style rooms with ensuite bathrooms. With 24-hour reception, an on-site bar, and tasty bao buns from Little Bao Boy, it’s the perfect base for a fun, fuss-free weekend in Liverpool.

6. Temple Court ›

Located in Liverpool’s iconic Cavern Quarter, Temple Court apartments offer clean, modern and spacious accommodation ideal for hen parties. With comfy bedrooms, a kitchenette and plenty of living space, you’ll be right in the heart of the city just a short walk from Concert Square’s buzzing nightlife and the shops of Liverpool ONE. It’s the perfect base to relax, get glammed up, and soak in the Beatles history on your doorstep.

7. Bold Street Apartments ›

Stay right on Bold Street, Liverpool’s most vibrant spot for hen parties. These modern city-centre apartments put you close to Ropewalks, Chinatown, and Liverpool Central Station. With comfy bedrooms and open-plan living, you’re just a stroll from Seel Street’s bars, quirky cafés, and must visit restaurants. Ideal for groups who want everything on their doorstep!

8. The Maison ›

The Maison is a stunning 17th century Georgian townhouse on Liverpool’s iconic Rodney Street perfect for a stylish stay. Spread across three floors, it features elegant interiors, a spacious living dining area, and a sleek modern kitchen. Just a 10-min walk from Concert Square and close to the Cathedral, it’s a fabulous base in the heart of the Georgian Quarter.

9. Mathew Street Suites ›

Right in the heart of Liverpool’s Cavern Quarter, the Mathew Street Suites offer stylish, cosy accommodation ideal for hen parties. Blending modern touches with original beams, these spacious apartments feature fully fitted kitchenettes, bright bedrooms, and a great central location. With the Cavern Club on your doorstep and Concert Square just down the road, you’ll be perfectly placed to enjoy Liverpool’s buzzing nightlife.

10. Wood St Apartments ›

Our Wood Street apartments offer a fresh, modern retreat just a 3-minute walk from Central train station, perfect for hen parties needing a stylish place to unwind. With sleek kitchens and minimalist décor, you can relax and recharge between nights out. Situated in the vibrant Ropewalks district, you’re close to the buzzing Concert Square and plenty of restaurants and cafés for whenever hunger strikes.

1. Dreamboys Show

The Dreamboys is exactly what it says on the tin—a cheeky male strip show right in Liverpool’s Cavern Quarter, perfect for a hen weekend! Grab front row tickets and turn the heat up on your hen do in the heart of the city..

2. Pimp That Penis

Yes, you read that right. Get crafty in a relaxing, hilarious painting session, decorating your own ceramic penis. Our workshop leader brings all the paints and accessories!

3. Life Drawing

Whether you're Picasso or can't draw a stick man, you’ll be in stitches as you put pencil to paper and capture your charming, nude muse. Classy, sassy, and always a highlight!

4. Butlers in the Buff

Add a cheeky VIP touch to your weekend with your own buff butler - ideal for hen party apartments in Liverpool! He’ll serve drinks, play games and keep the laughs coming. It’s a classic for a reason.

5. Drag Afternoon Party

A colourful cocktail bar, hilarious acts and the best atmosphere in town - enjoy Liverpool’s legendary drag scene in style, near Fleet Street!

6. Cuban Cocktail Making

A feisty twist on the classic cocktail class - mix your own drinks using expert tools and some pointers from your own bartender. Near Albert Docks for kicking off the party.

7. Moonshine Saloon

Pop on your sparkly cowgirl hat and head to the Western-themed Moonshine Saloon. Talented actors, immersive atmosphere and top cocktails for a wild night in Liverpool.

8. Flare's Nightclub

No Liverpool hen weekend is complete without a night at Flare’s on Mathew Street. Expect pure nostalgia, non-stop celebration and plenty of dancing. Book your entry, skip the queues, and hit the dance floor to Atomic Kitten and more!

9. Line Dancing

Learn a fun routine with a friendly instructor, then show off your new moves at Liverpool bars like Coyote Ugly Saloon. For the full Wild West experience, pair it with a stop at the Moonshine Saloon - no experience needed!

10. Bubble Mayhen

Climb into a giant bubble suit for games and a Mr & Mrs quiz at venues like Powerleague and Goals across Liverpool. It’s a brilliant way to kick off your hen, before heading to Concert Square or Albert Dock for cocktails!

1. Mowgli Street Food

Vibrant Indian street food on Bold Street, served in swings and great for sharing with your group. Plenty of veggie options and buzzing atmosphere!

2. Mason's

Bright interiors, playful cocktails, and a menu built for sharing. Mason’s is a group favourite for bottomless brunch, dinner or cocktails in the heart of Liverpool.

3. Riva Blu

Right on Castle Street, Riva Blu brings Italian charm, stylish booths, and crowd-pleasing sharing platters. Ideal for hens after Aperol spritz, pizza, and a bit of glam in the city centre.

4. Maray

Small plates, cocktails and cool city-centre vibes, Maray on Bold Street is a hit with locals and visitors. The perfect place to share and sample.

5. El Gato Negro

Spanish style tapas and sangria in the heart of Liverpool. Book a rooftop table for your group and soak up the atmosphere at Exchange Flags.

6. Rudy’s Neapolitan Pizza

Casual, affordable and always delicious, Rudy’s is a Liverpool staple for pizza lovers. Great for lining up the group before a big night out.

The Beatles Story

The Beatles Story at Liverpool’s Royal Albert Dock is an immersive adventure perfect for a fan of the iconic band. With impeccably recreated scenes from Hamburg’s dimly lit clubs to the legendary Cavern and Abbey Road Studios, the exhibit blends atmospheric nostalgia with real memorabilia like George’s first guitar, John’s piano and Ringo’s drums.

Albert Dock

Set aside the River Mersey, the stunning Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool is a historic waterfront hub that’s always bursting with people. The dock mixes impressive maritime architecture, famous museums like the Tate and picturesque restaurants to give you a real slice of culture during your party visit.

Liverpool ONE

If you’re after an afternoon of shopping, there’s no better place to empty your purse than Liverpool ONE – the city’s biggest central shopping centre. Opened in 2008, the multi-storey centre is brimming with high street shops and is also home to experiences like the Junkyard Golf. Just outside Liverpool ONE you’ll find Chavesse Park, a lovely little sun trap with a cluster of outdoor bars and café’s.

Mersey Ferries

For a sprinkle of Northwest history during your visit, hop aboard the iconic Mersey Ferries, a legendary River Mersey crossing linking Liverpool Pier Head with Wirral’s Seacombe and Woodside. When it’s sunny, the colourful fleet of boats will make you feel like you’re floating on the canals of Vienna, especially when the ferries run events that include live music on board.

China Town

Liverpool’s Chinatown is a small but lively pocket of the city, full of flavour, culture, and character. Step through the ornate Chinese arch and you’ll find buzzing restaurants, cosy supermarkets, and colourful decorations lining the streets, especially during Chinese New Year. It’s the oldest Chinatown in Europe, and it still packs plenty of charm.

Wheel of Liverpool

Liverpool’s Wheel of Liverpool is a lovely way to get a bird’s eye view of the city gently spinning 60 m above the waterfront in one of its 42 cosy, climate controlled pods. With commentary guiding you past iconic landmarks like the Mersey, Albert Dock, the Three Graces and on clear days, even the Welsh hills, you’ll leave feeling like a certified scouser by the end.

World Museum

Liverpool’s World Museum is a huge museum right in the city’s Cultural Quarter, think dinosaurs, Egyptian mummies, and an aquarium, topped off with a planetarium that’s the only one outside London when it opened in 1970. Spread across six floors in a lovely neo classical building, it combines hands on natural history with global cultures, ancient world artefacts, live bugs, and cosmic shows, all for free.

Tate Liverpool

Tate Liverpool, set in the iconic Royal Albert Dock, is a hotspot for modern and contemporary art lovers, showcasing big names like Picasso and Warhol. While it’s currently hosting exhibitions at a temporary location on Mann Island, did you know it was the first ever gallery outside London to join the Tate network when it opened in 1988?

Cavern Club

The Cavern Club is a legendary live music venue on Mathew Street, famously known as the birthplace of The Beatles. Opening in 1957 as a jazz club, it's now home to daily live music. Fun Fact: The Beatles' final performance at in 1963 had a power cut that threw the club into darkness, prompting John Lennon and Paul McCartney to perform an acoustic version of "When I'm Sixty-Four".

Baltic Triangle

The Baltic Triangle is the city’s creative quarter, a colourful district with street art, indie bars, music venues, and quirky shops. Right in the heart of it all is the Baltic Market, a food hall located in an old warehouse serving up a delicious mix of street food from all over the world. Whether you’re after live music, unique cocktails, or just a laid-back vibe, the Baltic Triangle has it covered.

Liverpool’s buses now have a flat fare just £2 for any single journey. They’re best for longer trips (think: city outskirt activities like bubble mayhen), but most nightlife is right in the centre. Handy if your heels aren’t made for marathon distances.

Liverpool’s famous black cabs can be flagged down anywhere in the city centre, or you’ll find taxi ranks at Lord Nelson Street and Victoria Street (by Cavern Club). Prefer to book ahead? Try Alpha Taxis (0151 722 8888).

From Concert Square to the Cavern Quarter is just a 7 minute stroll - barely enough time to finish a gossip or a selfie! Liverpool’s best nights out are always within easy reach, so you’ll never miss a round.

Go full VIP and book a private minibus or limo to glide between bars and clubs. It’s perfect for bigger groups, club drop - offs, or making an entrance with fizz on board.