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Liverpool's Premier League title parade will take place on Monday, May 26(Image: Nick Taylor/Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

Liverpool FC's Premier League title parade will take place on Monday, May 26.

The lengthy route will mean there are countless incredible vantage points from which to watch the parade - but there are certain spots that are guaranteed to make for an iconic backdrop along the bus journey.

The parade will take place on the day after Liverpool's final match of the season, which is a home tie at Anfield against Crystal Palace on Sunday, May 25.



As in 2019 and in 2022, the key advice to supporters is to line the entire route and plan travel in advance.

Those planning to line the route and cheer the team on should expect the city to be extremely busy, not only on the Monday, but also in the days beforehand as Liverpool is hosting the major music event, Radio 1 Big Weekend.

These are some of the best spots to watch the parade - but you're sure to have a great view of the bus wherever you decide to watch from.

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The name of this location on the official parade route may have thrown some locals, who wouldn't usually refer to this junction as 'Allerton Maze'.

The roundabout which connects Menlove Avenue, Queens Drive and Allerton Road is guaranteed to be a great spot to catch the parade's start.

If you're planning on watching with children, this could be a good spot to choose, because the estimated timings of the parade are likely to be pretty accurate so early on in the route, whereas times are subject to change once the celebrations continue throughout the afternoon.

Fans on Queens Drive, Allerton for the 2019 Champions League victory parade(Image: Geoff Davies)

The nature of this wide, open space with plenty of vantage points mean you can stand on any of the pavements or pedestrianised areas near the roundabout and be guaranteed a good view.

Picture by Andrew Teebay

This is sure to be an absolutely iconic moment in the parade, with the entire area expected to be packed with fans eagerly waiting to catch sight of the bus passing by.

In previous parades, the Fiveways roundabout has been transformed into a sea of red, with thousands of supporters lining the streets in this popular spot.

Parade bus at the Fiveways

The Fiveways roundabout connects Childwall Road, Queens Drive, Childwall Priory Road and Childwall Valley Road.

Much like Allerton Maze, this wide open space makes for an incredible vantage point from which to watch the parade.

The Rocket flyover and junction at the end of the M62 motorway, near Broad Green, is a great place to see the bus because there's a considerable stretch of road visible from the pedestrianised areas around the junction.

This means fans will be able to see the bus driving past for a decent distance, before it continues along its journey.

Fans welcoming the parade bus

The atmosphere in this area is guaranteed to be electric on parade day.