AIGBURTH AND AINTREE

AIGBURTH: Known as the student quarter as well as being called Lark Lane, its quite trendy and almost bohemian in character with cool bars and restaurants. Keith’s Wine Bar serves a great Sunday breakfast and go for a stroll afterwards around Sefton Park. Or maybe go in the opposite direction to Otterspool Promenade where one can go ship spotting.

Aintree is the home of great horse racing and especially the Grand National horse race, which is without doubt the biggest celebrated horse race in the entire racing calendar. Every man, woman, child, and granny puts a few pound on this race as it brings out the gambling buzz across the world.

The new attraction to this area is the Grand National Experience, which is an interactive display all year round, with an historical tour and with also a simulator ride. Aintree does not only have horse racing as its trump card, it also plays host to a motor racing circuit, archery, clay pigeon shooting, quad biking as well as a nice golf course. Along with all this recreational magic, Aintree has lots of retail department stores just a short distance from its race course.

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