Liverpool Peaky Blinders Tour + 48 Hr Bus Pass

• Guided walking tour of real Peaky Blinders filming locations in Liverpool
• Expert storytelling linking the show to Liverpool’s industrial past
• Visit iconic streets, docks, and buildings used as Birmingham in the series
• 48 hour hop on hop off bus pass covering major Liverpool attractions
• Perfect blend of TV history, real history, and flexible sightseeing

The Liverpool Guided Peaky Blinders Sites Tour brings the world of Tommy Shelby to life in the very streets where the series was filmed. Liverpool’s preserved docks, grand architecture, and atmospheric backstreets have doubled as early twentieth century Birmingham, making the city an essential part of the show’s identity.

Led by knowledgeable guides, the walking tour reveals filming secrets, behind the scenes stories, and the real social history that inspired the drama. You will see how Liverpool’s past of industry, power, and rebellion mirrors the themes that define Peaky Blinders.

The experience continues beyond the walking tour with a 48 hour hop on hop off bus pass, allowing you to explore Liverpool’s landmarks, museums, and waterfront at your own pace while connecting the city’s real story with its on screen fame.

The best time to take the Peaky Blinders tour is spring through early autumn, when Liverpool’s streets and docks are comfortable for walking and photography.

Morning tours offer quieter streets and better lighting for photos, while the bus pass can be used across two full days, making it easy to plan sightseeing around changing weather and personal pace.

• Liverpool stands in for Birmingham in multiple Peaky Blinders seasons
• The city’s docks were chosen for their untouched industrial character
• Many locations appear in several episodes as different settings
• The production team preferred Liverpool for its scale and flexibility
• Fans often recognize locations instantly once pointed out

1-Day Ideal Visit (Recommended)

Morning:
Join the guided Peaky Blinders walking tour.
Visit key filming locations around the docks and city centre.
Learn how Liverpool was transformed into early twentieth century Birmingham.

Midday:
Enjoy lunch near the waterfront or city centre.
Begin using your hop on hop off bus pass to explore nearby attractions.

Afternoon:
Continue sightseeing by bus.
Stop at museums, the Albert Dock, or cultural quarters.
Use the flexibility of the pass to explore at your own pace.

2-Day Flexible Option

Day 1: Guided tour plus light sightseeing.
Day 2: Full day using the bus pass to cover major landmarks and hidden corners.

• Stanley Dock warehouses used as industrial backdrops
• Historic streets dressed as period Birmingham
• Albert Dock architecture with cinematic angles
• Wide dockland views featured in dramatic scenes
• City skyline contrasts between old and new Liverpool

• Wear comfortable walking shoes for cobbled streets
• Rewatch key Peaky Blinders episodes before your visit
• Use the bus pass strategically to save time and energy
• Bring a camera or phone with good low light performance
• Check weather forecasts and dress in layers

Liverpool’s rise as a filming location is rooted in its nineteenth and early twentieth century expansion as one of the world’s most important ports. Vast docklands, warehouses, and civic buildings were constructed during a period of intense industrial growth, many of which remain remarkably intact today.

These preserved environments made Liverpool an ideal stand in for historical cities, including Birmingham in Peaky Blinders. The show’s creators sought locations that reflected the grit, ambition, and class divides of post World War One Britain, qualities deeply embedded in Liverpool’s own past.

By combining authentic locations with modern storytelling, the Peaky Blinders tour connects visitors to both the city’s real industrial history and its reinvention as a global cultural and filming hub, showcasing how Liverpool’s streets continue to tell powerful stories.

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