Saturday – Liverpool City Centre

Liverpool’s Dream will see all the Giants visit the streets of Liverpool on Saturday 6 October. The Little Boy Giant & Xolo will wake up at Queens Wharf at 10am, as The Giant arrives in Canning Dock at 11am after his adventure in New Brighton, ready to once again explore his second home in Liverpool!

Download a copy of the map here.

You can view images of the map route, with an interactive Google map below. Printed versions of the route map are available across different venues in the Liverpool City Region including Tourist Information Centres in Liverpool Central Library and the British Music Experience in the Cunard Building. Find a full list of locations here.

Find all the routes here.

SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER – Morning Start

LITTLE BOY GIANT & XOLO

10am – 1pm (approx)

Wake up in Queens Wharf, onto Wapping, The Strand, Paradise Street, Hanover Street, Church Street, Whitechapel, Stanley Street across Victoria Street, Dale Street, Castle Street, Derby Square, James Street across The Strand to Mann Island where there will be a stop for a siesta.

GIANT

11am – 12.50pm (approx)

Wakes up at Canning Dock, onto Salthouse Quay, The Strand, James Street, Castle Street, Dale Street, Crosshall Street, across Victoria Street, Whitechapel, St John’s Lane, St George’s Place, Lime Street, Elliot Street, Great Charlotte Street, Ranelagh Street, Church Street, Lord Street onto Derby Square where there will be a siesta.

SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER – Afternoon Start

LITTLE BOY GIANT & XOLO

3.30pm – 5.45pm (approx)

Wake up at Mann Island, continue onto Canada Boulevard, Water Street, The Strand before making a u-turn returning onto The Strand, George’s Dock Gates where all Giants meet and continue onto New Quay, Bath Street, Waterloo Road and Clarence Dock for their evening sleep.

GIANT

3.50pm – 5.45pm (approx)

Wakes up at Derby Square and continues onto Castle Street, Dale Street, Moorfields, Tithebarn Street, Chapel Street, George’s Dock Gates, where all Giants meet up and continue onto Bath Street, Waterloo Road and Clarence Dock for their evening sleep.