January 27 - February 1, 2026
Six unforgettable days
✈ Arrival Day
Land at Heathrow (9:05 PM)
Check-in & settle in Euston
⚽ Liverpool Match Day
Morning: Travel to Liverpool
8:00 PM: Liverpool vs Qarabag at Anfield
🚆 Return to London
Travel back from Liverpool
Evening in London
🏛 Explore London
Sightseeing, dining & nightlife
🌟 Final London Day
Last-minute sightseeing & dining
🛫 Departure
Heathrow departure (10:25 AM)
4 days exploring the capital
High-end British Steakhouse
📍 King's Cross/Euston
Located just minutes from your hotel in Euston. This isn't a standard hotel restaurant; it's widely regarded as serving the best steak in London. The venue is a renovated Victorian ticket hall—high ceilings, leather banquettes, and low lighting. It has a masculine, confident vibe perfect for a first-night dinner.
View on Map →Latin American/Asian Fusion ("Vibe Dining")
Mayfair
If you want a high-energy atmosphere that feels like a night out but revolves around food, this is the place. It is lush, jungle-themed, and incredibly popular with the international jet-set. It often has live bands and DJs, bridging the gap between a restaurant and a club.
View on Map →Modern Cantonese Fine Dining
Mayfair
A global icon of luxury dining. The vibe is dark, slick, and "sexy" with excellent cocktails and Michelin-starred food (the Peking duck with caviar is a staple). It is a very reliable choice for hosting guests who appreciate brand recognition and high standards.
View on Map →High-end Hotel Bar (Rosewood Hotel)
Holborn
A short distance from Euston. It feels like an elevated gentleman's club with a roaring fire, velvet armchairs, and shelves of antique books. They usually have live jazz starting at 8 pm. It is sophisticated, comfortable, and serves some of the best creative cocktails in the city.
View on Map →World-Renowned Cocktail Bar
Mayfair
Frequently voted the #1 Bar in the World. It is the definition of "mid-30s classy." Order the Martini—they wheel a trolley to your table and mix it in front of you with bespoke bitters. It is quiet enough to talk but impressive enough to be memorable.
View on Map →Late Night Bar / Lounge
Soho
An Aegean-themed bar that transitions into a clubby vibe late at night. The music is usually deep house/electronic but not aggressive. The crowd is older (30s/40s) and well-dressed.
View on Map →History / Museum
Westminster
This is consistently the highest-rated historic site for this demographic. Walking through the actual bunkers used during WWII is fascinating and feels "substantial" rather than touristy.
View on Map →Landmark / View
London Bridge
Instead of queuing for the London Eye, book a table at Aqua Shard or GŎNG (the bar at the top). You get the same incredible views of London but with a drink in hand rather than standing in a line.
Match day experience - January 28
Fine Dining with a View
City Centre
One of the UK's highest restaurants. If you go here for a late lunch or early dinner (around 5:00 PM), you get 360-degree views of the River Mersey and the city. It adds a "wow" factor to the trip before the grittier football experience begins.
View on Map →Argentinian Steakhouse
City Centre
Housed in a Grade II listed former Bank of Liverpool building, the interior is stunning—marble pillars and high ceilings. It's excellent for a heavy meal to fuel up before the match. It feels grand and expensive.
View on Map →High-End Italian
City Centre
This is a staple for the "Liverpool glamorous" crowd and is famously popular with footballers. It's lively, fast-paced, and serves high-quality Italian food. A great spot if you want a buzzy atmosphere during the day.
View on Map →Guided Tower Tour
Waterfront
The Liver Birds are the icon of the city (and the football club). This tour takes you inside the clock tower for panoramic views. It's the quintessential Liverpool sightseeing activity.
View on Map →Walking / History
Waterfront
This is the most scenic part of Liverpool. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring red brick warehouses and the marina. It's a pleasant, flat walk where you can grab a coffee, see the Maritime Museum (if interested), or just soak in the industrial history of the North.
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