Playground nightclub owner, George Panayiotou, together with star of the new Desperate Scousewives TV show, from left to right, Layla Flaherty, Debbie O'Toole and Amanda Harrington, at the launch of his new members-only luxury nightclub based at the Hilton (Image: Photo by James Maloney/Liverpool ECHO) But, if you feel there are some we should have included, let us know in the comments section. This list isn't intended to be comprehensive, we've included your suggestions and a number of clubs and bars lost through the years from across Merseyside. Back in July 2019, we asked ECHO readers for some of the nightclubs and bars they've loved and lost down the years - but now we've added more to the list. Whether you went there as a rite of passage on a student night out or met your husband or wife while working behind the bar - some of the city's lost clubs will always hold special memories.

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While we might wish we could bring these venues back for one more night out, it's nice to remember them and the nights there that we'll never forget.

From international giants like Cream to cult classics like Le Bateau, Liverpool city centre has said farewell to its fair share of amazing venues.Īnd outside the city centre, there are plenty of old haunts where clubbers will remember dancing the night away in their pomp. We all have that one nightclub we'll remember from some of our favourite nights with friends - and while they might be long gone they are certainly not forgotten.

Plenty of us have spent many weekends at our favourite bars and nightclubs - but some of our beloved venues have been loved and lost over the years.

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