This gallery carries an impressive collection of fine art and is well known as one of the best in the area. The collection is...

Croxteth Hall and Country Park is one of the most beautiful, historic and well loved features of this area of the country. The magnificent...

There is little debate; this is one of Lancashire’s most impressive historic buildings, dating from the 16th Century. The Great Hall features some beautiful...

There are contemporary crafts, farm animals and a funky playground at Cedar Farm Galleries, which include nine working craft retail studios, where the hard working...

Meols Hall, Southport’s Historical Manor House has been in the Hesketh family for 27 generations, and is still a privately owned home. Meols Hall offers...

This museum carries a large collection that has been built up over a long period of time, and tries to relate to the history of...

Located in Southport, this museum is one of the stranger in the region, dedicated to an unlikely subject, the lawnmower. Although to you or...

This elegant Arts Centre retains many of its 1930's features but boasts a theatre, studio, conference room, visual arts gallery, café and bar. The 472...

Lord Street, a wide and impressive Victorian street which runs through the centre of Southport, as well as incorporating important civic buildings, is now also...

Opened in 1878 and through a series of donations and bequests the gallery now houses a wonderful collection of paintings, sculpture and contemporary art. As...

Often referred to as the first true ’pleasure pier’ this is one of the earliest pier structures to be erected using iron. Using Brunlees...

Originally built by Savages of Kings Lynn and formerly at Bottons Pleasure Beach, Skegness, this carousel took three years to renovate. The ride weighs 18...

Often wildflowers are a part of nature that are overlooked, and it is quite uncommon to find a centre that has taken such care and...

The Drumcroon Gallery is one of the main art facilities in Wigan and has for some time been providing a first class gallery in which...

George Orwell writing in the 1930s created a mythical Wigan Pier but today there is a real one on the banks of the Leeds &...

Everton FC - nicknamed 'The Toffees' - was founded in 1878. Here you can discover what goes on at first hand behind the scenes at...

Knowsley Safari Park, 5-mile safaris drive with lions, tigers, baboons (safe route available), rhino, zebra and lots more. Elephants and giraffe are walk round exhibits...

Crosby Beach is a picturesque, non-bathing beach with areas of soft sand and mud, and a risk of changing tides. For safety reasons, it is...

The Huyton Gallery is located on Merseyside and has a good tradition of developing artists and celebrating the rich history of creative potential that exists...

This beautiful residence was once the ancestral home of the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres. Haigh Hall was built in the mid 19th Century...

One of the most important and celebrated collections in this small museum is that of clocks and watches that has been built up over several...

The Lee Valley Millennium Centre offers a multi-purpose environment designed to educate and offer a cultural forum for local people and visitors to the area....

The Magical Kingdom of Camelot is filled with wondrous rides, spectacular shows and spellbinding attractions! There’s everything from a spinning roller coaster to a friendly...

The School of Dentistry was started in 1880 and has continued to the present day, remaining one of the most prestigious elements of the University...

St. Helens Central Library is located at the heart of this community and carries an extensive collection of fiction and non-fiction texts. The library...

Visit Liverpool’s dramatic modern circular Roman Catholic cathedral with its magnificent multi-coloured windows and modern art works. Admission is free but a donation of...

This Grade II listed stone building is one of the oldest in St Helens and is located at the heart of the town centre. It...

Located in an elegant Georgian terraced house, the University of Liverpool Art gallery houses an extensive permanent collection belonging to the institution. There are...

Showcasing St Helens' main industry, the World of Glass guides you through the history of the world-famous Pilkington Company and reveals the secrets of the...

Sudley House was once the family home of the Holt family. George Holt was the founder of the Liverpool shipping firm, Lamport, and was...

The World Museum in Liverpool is one of the finest multi-disciplinary museums in the country. The 13th Earl of Derby who started the collection...

Liverpool Central Library and Archive is located close to the very heart of this great city which enjoyed the status of European City of Culture...

The School of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology at the University of Liverpool has been pioneering in this field of study since the late 19th Century....

Bank Hall is a beautiful building which is flanked by Yew trees. Unfortunately in recent times this outstanding structure has fallen into the state...

Harvey Lonsdale Elmes designed St George’s Hall, commencing building in 1842 and completing it two years later. The structure is widely regarded as one...

This beautiful property was completed in 1896, and was given as a gift to the city by Henry Yates Thompson. It was designed in...

Housed in the former Midland Railway Goods Depot, built in the 1870s, this museum is the first conservation centre of its type in this country....

Static is an organisation that seeks to promote ideas through the disciplines of art, architecture, critical and creative writing, business and trade. A completely...

Hindley Museum explores the rich and fascinating area in which it stands, and has quickly become one of the first places that people go if...

This beautiful Georgian terraced house is far more famous for its occupant than it is for its relatively common architecture. It acted as the...