Philharmonic Hall
The Philharmonic Hall is one of Liverpool’s premier arts and entertainment venues. It is best known for the classical music concerts given by the resident Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, but also hosts a packed programme of concerts by internationally acclaimed artists, comedy shows, and other events.
Classic and blockbuster films are also screened on the hall’s Walturdaw cinema screen, which rises from the stage to music performed by the venue’s resident organist.
Tickets for all shows and events can be purchased online at the official Philharmonic Hall website or by telephoning the box office on 0151 709 3789. The can also be purchased in person from the box office. It’s open from 10 am to 5.30 pm. On event nights it closes 15 minutes after performances begin. A detailed seating plan is available on the official website.
The Philharmonic Hall is situated on Hope Street, roughly halfway between Liverpool Cathedral and the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral. Drivers with satellite navigation systems can use the postcode L1 9BP. The closest mainline train station is Liverpool Lime Street, around ½ mile from the venue. Buses passing include the CityLink C1 and C3 services from Liverpool Lime Street/Queen Square Bus Station.
The Hope Street Hotel is a boutique hotel with 89 individually designed rooms. It’s situated just across the road from the Philharmonic Hall. Other hotels nearby include the Feathers Hotel and Parr Street Hotel.
The Philharmonic Dining Rooms, at the corner of Hope Street and Hardman Street, is a pub known for its ornate interior, particularly the mosaics and tiles in the gent’s toilets. The Grade II listed building is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful pubs in the UK.
Other bars and restaurants close to the Philharmonic Hall include the Side Door, the London Carriage Works (at the Hope Street Hotel), Hannah’s Bar, Bistro Jacques, and Ego.
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