A man whose first trip to Wirral "blew his mind" has been inundated with suggestions on where to go next.
Chris Hoyle from Kendall made his very first visit to the peninsula last week and said he felt like he had "stumbled on a bit of heaven".
With the help of local YouTuber Liam Simonsen, Chris, 43, strolled through Bebington, Port Sunlight and Rock Park and was in awe of the views, architecture and history.
Keen to come back and do some more filming now that travel restrictions have lifted, readers have recommended other parts of Wirral for Chris to explore.
One person who left a comment on our website said: "There are some very picturesque places there (Birkenhead Park, Port Sunlight, Heswall, Thurstaston, etc), and great views across the Mersey from Egremont, Bidston Hill, Seacombe."
Another with the username The old Den Perry said: "Not surprised, wouldn't live anywhere else me. Tranmere Rovers, Floral Pavillion, Hilbre Island, best boozers in the country.... what more can a man want? Wirral4life."
Julie Towey on Twitter said: "Go to Royden Country Park in Frankby, there are stunning views across to Wales."
Another on Facebook said: "Try Thurstaston beach and Wirral Way. Red Rocks at Hoylake and walk to West Kirby, where you can finish in a choice of good little wine bars, coffee shops etc."
Philippa Cabrey-Wilson said: "On a beautiful summer's day, early morning before the crowds start to ascend it has to be New Brighton Beach or Harrison Drive.
"This also applies to a summer's evening. It's idyllic watching the sunset & peaceful too without the hoards of sunseeker."
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