This area is naturally dominated by the splendour of the neo-classical gem that is St. George's Hall.  But William Brown St., the city's only street dedicated purely to culture, with not a single house, pub, office or shop in it, more than holds it own beside it and helps to make up what has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2004. 

Opposite the Hall we will pass along Lime St and then stroll through St John's Garden,  once a burial site, learning about some of the local personalities commemorated there by a statue – some still famous like William Gladstone and others largely forgotten.