Big idea? Liverpool’s the place to launch it. From Bold Street to the Baltic Triangle, the city’s full of stylish pop up shop spaces perfect for brands with something to say. Whether you’re testing a concept, running a limited drop, or just want a central space with plenty of foot traffic, we’ve got the spot. Creative, flexible, and ready when you are, these pop up shops in Liverpool are sure to get people talking about your launch and your brand! Get browsing!
The cost of pop up shops averages around £2500 minimum spend per event. The final price will depend on location, size, amenities, and demand. Some venues also offer additional packages that include catering, AV equipment, or additional services. Take a look at the usual price ranges in Liverpool, based on Tagvenue data:
| From £2500 | minimum spend per event | |
| From £70 | hire fee per hour |
Cheap pop up shops in Liverpool start from £1020 minimum spend per event or £35 hire fee per hour. Check out these budget-friendly spaces you can book through Tagvenue, as of September 2026:
Whole venue at Sub Rosa, from £1020 minimum spend per event
(up to 250 guests standing)
Our user said: ‘Everything. Pete is an absolute hero and made me feel so special because that’s just the guy he is.’
The Training Room at KCP Training Centre, from £35 hire fee per hour
(up to 30 guests standing)
Venue said: KCP Training Centre is a training and meeting venue on Allerton Road in south Liverpool. The main training room seats up to 30 guests and includes a screen, whiteboard, flip chart, Wi-Fi, and heating, with refreshments available...
Botanic Tearoom at Municipal Hotel Liverpool - MGallery, from £2500 minimum spend per event
(up to 65 guests standing)
Our user said: ‘Staff were lovely & event space was stunning and as described.’
For weekend retail or short-term exhibitions, aim to book at least 4 to 6 weeks ahead. If your event coincides with peak retail seasons like December or summer festival periods, try to secure your venue 2 to 3 months in advance, especially in areas like Liverpool One or the Baltic Triangle.
Yes, look for listings in central locations with established pedestrian flows. City centre venues and those near transport hubs or shopping districts often attract more footfall. Many listings on Tagvenue include venue photos and street views to help you assess visibility and access.
Page last updated in September 2026
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