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Liverpool in England once had a bit of an image problem. In the 70s and 80s it had been hard hit by recession and TV series including the Liver Birds and Boys from your Blackstuff showed it as being gritty, run-down, and disreputable. Skip forward to 2008 and Liverpool's reign as European Capital of Culture. Obviously holidays changed. This is now an urban area where RIBA - the architects' trade association - runs two architectural tours, Liverpool hotel on the list of Pier Head area and also the other aimed at both the cathedrals, and where film and video arts have their very own arts centre actually. Liverpool would be the sort of city in places you discover lady feeding pigeons at Pier Head, with your ex-girlfriend shopping bags accrued beside her to the bench. Ever so often among the list of seagulls, lords of all Liverpool city centre hotels they survey, rushes within his sharp beak, putting the pigeons to flight, and rushes out again cramming an entire slice of bread down its gullet. But this really is Liverpool; she's dressed elegantly in black velvet having a filmy white gauze scarf and patent leather shoes. "Liverpool's really changed," she informed me. "It is a nice town now. Look around here, they've done such a great deal with it. There are actually dog walkers now; you didn't use to discover lots of Hotel in Liverpool dogs, but there are several apartments now so there are actually always people walking their dogs at Pierhead." Nobody approves on the changes. In the Baltic Fleet pub, someone informs me the bar was once inside the corner. "You had a devil on the time getting served," he states. "Now, it's lost a little bit of its character, it's actually not want it once were.