Explore Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle — a dynamic creative district of street art, live music, digital studios, and independent bars near the city’s historic docks.

Liverpool’s Urban Playground

Once a forgotten industrial area by the docks, the Baltic Triangle has become one of the UK’s most exciting creative quarters. Just a short walk from Albert Dock and Liverpool ONE, it’s a vibrant mix of art, tech, music, and street food.

From graffiti-covered warehouses to buzzing food halls and creative studios, the Baltic Triangle captures the soul of modern Liverpool — innovative, independent, and endlessly fun.

From Docks to Digital

The Baltic Triangle was once at the heart of Liverpool’s 19th-century trade network, filled with warehouses storing goods from across the world. As shipping declined, the area fell silent — until artists and entrepreneurs moved in during the 2000s.

Now, those same warehouses host music venues, digital studios, and design agencies, making the Baltic Triangle a key part of Liverpool’s modern identity.

It’s also central to the city’s future — with ongoing regeneration creating new homes, green spaces, and workspaces while preserving its gritty charm.

Things to See and Do
1. Baltic Market

Located inside the historic Cains Brewery, the Baltic Market is Liverpool’s first dedicated street-food market and a must-visit for locals and tourists alike.

Expect:

Dozens of independent food stalls serving global flavours.

Live music and DJs every weekend.

Craft beers, cocktails, and community vibes.

It’s the perfect starting point for exploring the district.

2. Street Art & Creativity

The Baltic Triangle’s red-brick walls double as canvases for Liverpool’s thriving street-art scene. You’ll spot large-scale murals, political pieces, and tributes to local legends like The Beatles and Jurgen Klopp.

Grab a coffee from 92 Degrees or Coffee & Fandisha and explore Jamaica Street, Brick Street, and Greenland Street — every corner is Insta-ready.

Learn more about public art trails at Visit Liverpool

Music, Art & Nightlife

Music has always been Liverpool’s heartbeat, and the Baltic Triangle carries that legacy proudly.

Camp and Furnace – Massive warehouse venue for live gigs, club nights, and themed pop culture events.

Hangar 34 – Hosting concerts and DJs in a stripped-back industrial space.

24 Kitchen Street – A cultural hotspot for underground music and art exhibitions.

Content Liverpool – Outdoor stage and social space for festivals and community events.

By day, creatives work in shared studios and agencies; by night, the streets come alive with beats, neon, and laughter.

Food, Drink & Social Vibes

The Baltic Triangle is a paradise for food lovers and bar-hoppers.

Love Lane Brewery – Enjoy locally brewed craft beer with hearty food.

Baltic Social – Famous for its “punk afternoon tea” and laid-back atmosphere.

Dockleaf Bar – Rooftop cocktails and views across the old brewery site.

Sub Rosa Garden Bar – Open-air summer spot for pizza and drinks.

See our guides on UK cultural quarters and creative spaces

Innovation & Community

Beyond the music and nightlife, the Baltic Triangle is home to digital start-ups, design studios, and co-working spaces that drive Liverpool’s tech and creative economy.

Landmarks include:

Baltic Creative CIC – A cluster of studios supporting local entrepreneurs.

Baltic Ventures – Accelerator programme for new tech businesses.

DoES Liverpool – Makerspace for inventors and designers.

This balance between creativity and community gives the area its unique identity.

Getting There

The Baltic Triangle is just a 10-minute walk from Liverpool ONE or Albert Dock.

By train: Liverpool Central or Brunswick stations.

By bus: Frequent routes stop along Parliament Street.

By car: Limited on-street parking; nearby paid lots available.

By foot/bike: Easily accessible via riverside paths and city routes.

Why Visit Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle?

Blending heritage and innovation, the Baltic Triangle is Liverpool’s creative powerhouse — a district where old docks meet new ideas. Whether you’re sampling street food, discovering art, or dancing until dawn, it’s a celebration of everything that makes the city bold and original.

Eat, explore, and experience Liverpool’s most exciting neighbourhood.