Cool - covers 1-1.5 of the 5 hours then (although to be fair, an hour is more than enough time to cover shopping in Douglas). Big breakfast then
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[Travel] Things to do in Liverpool between 6am and 11am on a friday morning?!
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LOL - I misread it anyway........it's not 5 hours in the IoM at 6am (that would be ****ing grim) but Liverpool.
KZNSeagull
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The only time I have ever been to Liverpool I got Pneumonia. I have no intention of going there again. Hope that helps 
Cheshire Cat
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Shankley Hotel It's changed a bit since I worked in the same building before it was a hotel
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There won't be much open at 6.30 on a bank holiday if you are arriving tomorrow, but you could always watch the vagrants arrive in time for the rush hour and shopping crowds.
Albert Dock is vastly overrated but the Central Library, museums and art galleries are good. Just have a wander round and watch the city wake up
It's changed a bit since I worked in the same building before it was a hotelhttps://www.signatureliving.co.uk
There won't be much open at 6.30 on a bank holiday if you are arriving tomorrow, but you could always watch the vagrants arrive in time for the rush hour and shopping crowds.
Albert Dock is vastly overrated but the Central Library, museums and art galleries are good. Just have a wander round and watch the city wake up
This is one of Liverpool's lesser known attractions - well worth a quick look:
http://liverpoolunderlined.co.uk/2012/07/liverpool-icons-the-tipping-buckets/
- it's free and runs 24 hours. I imagine the Cathedrals will open fairly early, and both are well worth a look (and not too far apart). The Catholic one is by the University, and over the other side of the campus are some nice little cafes - again, no idea how early they open, I'm afraid.
Failing that, there's always breakfast in Weatherspoons - though depending on the weather, you might want to be careful what you eat and drink before embarking on the Isle of Man ferry!
http://liverpoolunderlined.co.uk/2012/07/liverpool-icons-the-tipping-buckets/
- it's free and runs 24 hours. I imagine the Cathedrals will open fairly early, and both are well worth a look (and not too far apart). The Catholic one is by the University, and over the other side of the campus are some nice little cafes - again, no idea how early they open, I'm afraid.
Failing that, there's always breakfast in Weatherspoons - though depending on the weather, you might want to be careful what you eat and drink before embarking on the Isle of Man ferry!
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Kneon Light
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Having been to Liverpool a couple of times I can confirm that never walking alone is bloody good advice!
Having actually lived there (in the heart of Toxteth) for five years I can confirm that that is bollox!
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
I visit Liverpool every day and I am happy to walk alone there.
Bloody tourists.
Bloody tourists.
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Blooming Marvellous
Couldnt see the Terocotaa Warriers mentioned this would have been my first port of call.
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My landlord is going to this, lucky man.
I often drive along the docks, the buildings and industrial areas down there are spectacular.
Gregory2Smith1
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Or your get mugged by a paper boy
Or your get mugged by a paper boy
Your what gets mugged by a paper boy? Are paper boys regular muggers in your experience?Keep your ****ing head down
Or your get mugged by a paper boy
The Birdman
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Good shower to wash off bed bugs
There are bed bugs on overnight coaches going to Liverpool? I wonder god-forsaken shit-hole these coaches start from start from....................................