St. Luke's Church

  Dating back to 1832, St. Luke's Church, often referred to as the " bombed-out church," is located on Leece Street in the heart of Liverpool. This iconic structure, which was heavily damaged during World War II, now serves as a poignant reminder of the city's resilience and history. Its main feature is the striking Gothic revival style, still visible despite the ruin, making it a popular spot for photography and local events. Open year-round, visitors can explore the untamed garden surrounding the ruins and often find art exhibitions or community gatherings taking place in this unique space. The juxtaposition of historical significance with community use makes St. Luke's a memorable landmark in Liverpool.