Now set out to become European Capital of Culture in _1_
2008, Liverpool is a city bursting out energy and confidence. _2_
The Pan-American Club in Albert Dock is a stylish bar and a _3_
Restaurant , which features a breakfast martini — Cointreau, gin and marmalade.
Albert Dock is also the home to the Merseyside Maritime _4_
Museum. This gives the background to the city's extraordinary wealth in the 18th and 19th centuries. In “Transatlantic Slavery” the museum comes cleanly over Liverpool's role in the slave _5_
trade, with a reconstruction of a slave ship, which echoes to the voices of actors reading from the diaries of slaves and slave traders. This inhumane trade fuelled Liverpool's reputation as a port. Later, over 9 million people passed through the city, on _6_
route to new lives in America and Australia. This wealth can be seen in the grandeur of the buildings, including St George's Hall, and its priceless Minton tiles, the Royal Liver Building _7_
(which is topped by statues of the mythical Liver birds) and the Walker Art Gallery, which opened in 1877. Art has always been strong in Liverpool. Next year, the Liverpool Biennial will be held again. It's a three-months showcase for some _8_
of the world's best conceptual artists, with hundreds of sites around the city. John Lennon and — more recently — David Gray went to Liverpool School of Art — and plenty of its _9_
graduates stay with design. The Bluecoat Centre, is housed in _10_
a 17th century former school — Liverpool's oldest building, has studios, a tranquil garden, and, at the back a shop that sells one-off jewellery and ceramics. It shouldn't be missed.

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4.the home 去掉the
5. cleanly-clean
6. on-en
7. and-with
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9. and-but
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