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Liverpool in England once suffered from a bit of an image problem. Within the 70s and 80s that it was hard hit by recession and TV series much like the Liver Birds and Boys from the Blackstuff showed it as gritty, run-down, and disreputable. Go forward to 2008 and Liverpool's reign as European Capital of Culture. Obviously everything has changed. This is certainly now a city where RIBA - the architects' trade association - runs two architectural tours, Liverpool hotels on the list of Pier Head area and the other devoted to the 2 cathedrals, and the place that the film and video arts have their particular arts centre the truth is. Liverpool is the form of city the place you find a lady feeding pigeons at Pier Head, with your ex-girlfriend shopping bags stacked up beside her around the bench. Every now and then one of many seagulls, lords however Hotels in Liverpool city centre they survey, rushes in with his sharp beak, putting the pigeons to flight, and rushes out again cramming a full slice of bread down its gullet. But it is Liverpool; she's dressed elegantly in black velvet which includes a filmy white gauze scarf and patent leather shoes. "Liverpool's really changed," she said. "This is a nice town now. Browse around here, they've done such a lot with it. You'll find dog walkers now; you didn't use to find out a great number of Hotels in Liverpool dogs, but there are various apartments now so you'll find always people walking their dogs at Pierhead." Every person approves of your changes. Inside Baltic Fleet pub, someone tells me the bar was once inside the corner. "You once suffered from a devil of an time getting served," according to him. "Now, it's lost a little bit of its character, it's actually not as it once was.