Wirral Peninsula

The Wirral Peninsula is a landmass in northwest England, bordered by the River Mersey to the east and the River Dee to the west, with the Irish Sea to the north. It features a mix of coastal scenery, historic towns, and rural areas, making it both a desirable residential region and a destination for visitors. The peninsula is connected to Liverpool by ferry and bridge, and to Wales by the Dee Bridge. Its landscape includes wetlands, beaches, and parks, while its history stretches back centuries with notable landmarks and maritime heritage.