SuperLambanana — Attraction in Liverpool

It’s a great piece of modern Liverpool history, as it has the association with the Lambanana’s being placed around Liverpool during the 2008 Capital of Culture.

My negatives towards it is how it has been used as a political symbol, I’d prefer things such as this to be left intact and just maintained. Hopefully they’ll go back to the original bright yellow colour soon.

It’s just as shown in the photo, it is not worth travelling across the city to see and is located in a heavy student area (Library and Accommodations...

We noticed several of these as we travelled around Liverpool. Quirky, brightly coloured and each one different. It wasn't until we took a trip on the Liverpool explorer bus that we found out they are a cross between a lamb and banana! Well, who'd have thought it! Apparently the designs were winners from a competition and they are now positioned all over Liverpool. They look great and made us smile so that...

I remember seeing the Lambananas when I first visited Liverpool several years ago. I spotted this one on a map and realised that it was quite close, so I took a stroll up from my hotel, just a 5 minute walk to have a look at it. It’s quite large so you can see it from a distance. There are more lambananas down on the dock, just by the Museum of Liverpool; each one is uniquely decorated so quite a...