The first public park, everyone that knows it will tell you that it was the basis for New York's Central Park which is true.

But those that know it will also tell you about the magnificent grand entrance, the two big lakes, the beautiful Swiss Bridge, and not forgetting the iconic sandstone boathouse.

Home to a number of sports including crown green bowls, rugby, football, and a couple of cricket clubs. There's regularly cycle races, park runs and other events to take part in. There's...

Birkenhead park is a place that is steeped in history and a fantastic example of a Victorian era public park. The park is internationally famous for influencing the design of Central Park in New York. The park is split into two main parts, simply known as the lower and upper end. The lower end is the largest of the two and includes several features including a visitor centre and cafe, children's playground, bowling greens, and a pavilion. You will also find the swiss bridge and boat house...

It's a large park with lakes, ornate bridges and attractive shelters. A country oasis in an urban area. On a sunny day it would look glorious, on a cloudy day perhaps less glamorous.

Many interesting attractions nearby.

The railway station at Hamilton Square is splendid. Walk up the 162 stairs from the platform to the entrance and on to the stunning Hamilton Square with its eye-catching architecture.

The docks nearby at Wallasey evoke memories of a bygone age. There's some old buildings...