Arrowe Park Municipal Golf Course   18-hole golf course and pitch-and-putt surrounded by fabulous woods and parkland. »website

Bidston Golf Club   6140 yards par 70 course. »website

Brackenwood Golf Club   18-hole, mildly undulating parkland course suitable for novice and experienced golfers alike. »website

Bromborough Golf Club   Beautiful views over the heartland of the Wirral peninsula. »website

Eastham Lodge Golf Club   Mature parkland course with plenty of natural hazards. »website

Heswall Golf Club   Popular course founded over 100 years ago. »website

Hoylake Gold Club   18-hole course in the bustling seaside down of Hoylake. »website

Moreton Hills Golf Centre   A great choice for amateurs, Moreton has a 9-hole course, 30 covered practice bays, a 9-hole putting green and a chipping area. Oh, and a PGA teaching academy for would-be Tigers. »website

Royal Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake   The most important golf club on the Wirral and a short distance from the property. Host to the 2006 Open and dozens of other major tournaments throughout its 100+ year history. »website

Wallasey Golf Club   Within walking distance of the property, the Wallasey is famous for being the place where club member Dr Frank Stableford developed the Stableford system of points scoring. »website

Warren Golf Club   9-hole undulating, sandy links course within walking distance of the property. »website

Arrowe Country Park   400 acres of fabulous open parkland and deciduous woodland in the heart of the Wirral. »website

Birkenhead Park   Designed by Sir Joseph Paxton, Birkenhead Park is thought to be the first publicly funded park in Britain. »website

Chester Zoo   One of the finest animal parks in the country. A must-see for families with young children. »website

Eastham Country Park   Broad-leaved woodland park and a haven for birdlife. »website

Hilbre Islands   These three tidal islands lying at the mouth of the Dee Estuary are a stopping off point for seals and migratory birds, and a must-see attraction for all nature lovers. »website

Ness Botanic Gardens   One of the UK's finest public gardens. »website

Seacombe Aquarium   Discover what lurks in the depths of the River Mersey. »website

Tam O'Shanter Urban Farm   This working farm is a highly recommended day out for families with young children. »website

Wirral Country Park   Fabulous walk along the route of an old railway line. »website

Artroom Parkgate   A new gallery overlooking the marshes on the Dee Estuary and featuring a wide selection of original work from Wirral-based artists. »website

The Beatles Story   Popular visitor centre in Liverpool that needs no introduction. »website

Empire Theatre, Liverpool   The largest theatre in Liverpool and the largest two-tier theatre in the UK. The Empire has recently undergone a £10million regeneration. »website

Everyman Theatre and Liverpool Playhouse   The Everyman, and its sister theatre the Liverpool Playhouse, is a popular venue which has undergone several transformations in its time. Part of the building even began life as a chapel. »website

Floral Pavilion Theatre   Family-friendly performing arts theatre. »website

Gladstone Theatre   Excellent performing arts theatre run by a local voluntary theatre group. »website

Lady Lever Art Gallery   Holds one of the most beautiful collections of fine and decorative arts in the country. »website

Pacific Road Arts Centre   Birkenhead's largest multi-purpose arts and exhibition centre. »website

Tate Liverpool   Modern art in all its forms. »website

Walker Art Gallery   The national gallery of the north. »website

Williamson Art Gallery & Museum   One of the best art collections in the north west of England. »website

Albert Dock   Liverpool's famous docklands is a must-see for anyone visiting the cultural capital of the north east. »website

Fort Perch Rock   A significant heritage site in New Brighton, Wirral, with an excellent bar and extensive range of exhibitions and events throughout the year. »website

Leasowe Lighthouse   Britain's oldest brick-built lighthouse. »website

Mersey Ferries   One of the most popular attractions - over 600,000 people take the ferry across the Mersey each year. »website

Merseyside Maritime Museum   Tells the history of Liverpool's port - one of the world's greatest - and the people who used it. »website

Mother Redcaps   A fascinating building dating back to 1595 and frequented by sailors and smugglers in its early days. »website

Shore Road Pumping Station   The home of the ‘Giant Grasshopper’ engine, a working example of the giant steam pumps built in the 1870’s and used to clear water from the Mersey Railway Tunnel. »website

St Georges Hall   The finest neo-classical building in Europe. »website

Sunlight Vision Museum   Take a trip back in time to the Victorian/Edwardian age at Port Sunlight village. »website

The Boat Museum   Home to the world’s largest floating collection of inland waterway craft. »website

Wirral Museum   Opened in 2001 within the magnificent town hall of Birkenhead, this museum is a must-see for anyone interested in the region's recent history. »website

Wirral Tramway & Wirral Transport Museum   One of the few lasting, working remnants of Birkenhead's past life as a pioneering industrial town. »website

Cheshire Oaks Outlet Village   Massive discounts off top designer labels. »website

Europa Pools   Fun-packed water wonderland for all the family in the centre of Birkenhead. »website

Spaceport   An absolute must. From wormholes to black holes, supernovae to spiral galaxies, literally the whole universe is waiting to be discovered at this splendid £10million interactive science museum. »website

Wirral Riding and Training Club   Excellent horse riding activities for locals and visitors. »website

Wirral Wildlife   Website of the Cheshire Wildlife Trust. »website