Liverpool
Liverpool is a city in the north-west of England, on the River Mersey. It's famous for being home to two famous football clubs: Liverpool FC and Everton FC. The city has many attractions, including the oldest surviving passenger railway station in the world (Liverpool Lime Street) and several museums dedicated to music, art and science.
Liverpool's culture is unique thanks to its reputation as an international port and its massive Irish population. The city has been home to some famous historical figures, including Beatles members John Lennon and Paul McCartney, who lived in nearby Woolton with their families when they were growing up.
As with most other parts of England, Liverpool has a thriving economy. The city is home to many large businesses such as banks and insurance companies which have their headquarters there; one company called Cammell Laird specialises in making ships for use by both commercial shipping companies as well as military forces around the world!
The local culture revolves around its people rather than any particular religion or ethnic group (unlike London). However, if you're looking for somewhere out of town where there are more trees than buildings then this might not be quite right yet!