Lord Leverhulme was responsible for putting this collection together in the early 20th Century, and it has quickly been dubbed ‘the jewel in the crown’...

Meyer Hall is the local town hall in Bebington, on the Wirral bank of the River Mersey. As well as being a point of interest...

This world-famous 19th Century garden village is home to a fantastic museum that tells the story of the community and its people. The main...

St. Werburghs is a Roman Catholic church in Birkenhead. It is a beautiful, old building and situated close to Grange Road and the many shops...

The multi-award winning exhibition devoted to Liverpool’s most famous sons, The Beatles. The experience is laid out as a tour showing the growth of the...

Bring the family for a cultural day out at Tate Liverpool, the home of the national collection of modern art for the North of England,...

The Customs and Excise Museum is one of the more unique collections that you are likely to find in Liverpool. Containing a massive collection...

Merseyside is one of the most important port areas of the United Kingdom and has played its part in the development of the nation in...

The Greenland Street Gallery is a huge contemporary art collection that is housed in a series of disused industrial buildings in Liverpool. The cutting...

Situated on the Wirral Peninsula, Fort Perch Rock was built as a coastal defence battery during the Napoleonic period to protect the Port of Liverpool....

St Mary’s Gate leads from the cathedral close into St Mary’s Square. It was once the great gate of the Abbey of St Peter. Here...

Occupying an entire block, bordered by Drury Lane, Brunswick, Fenwick and Water Street, this magnificent building takes its inspiration from the extensive travels of its...

Western Approaches is the Liverpool War Museum and is located within the very streets that were bombed during the Second World War at the heart...

Liverpool Cathedral is open from 8am to 6pm throughout the year. There is no admission charge, but donations are invited. The cathedral is a magnificent...

The Bluecoat is a centre of contemporary arts, housed in a beautiful Grade 1 listed building in the heart of Liverpool. The gallery underwent...

The Albert Dock in Liverpool is the UK’s largest group of grade 1 listed buildings. There are heritage attractions, hotels, restaurants, bars, the Tate Gallery,...

The Royal Daffodil is the Mersey Ferries flagship and after extensive refurbishment it is the ideal place from which to enjoy an Explorer Cruise along...

The CUBE gallery is dedicated quite clearly to the art of design and is a well loved institution in this city. Design is sometimes...

The Foundation for Art and Creative Technology is based in the great city of Liverpool and brings together a great deal of interesting information on...

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

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

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....

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

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...

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....

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

Set on the banks of the River Dee, with breathtaking views across to North Wales. Ness Botanic Gardens boast international repute with seasonal flowers, shrubs...

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

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

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...

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...

The Port Sunlight War Memorial is one of the largest and finest war memorials outside of London and a fitting centrepiece to the village of...

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...

Speke Hall is one of the best examples of a Tudor timber-framed building in Britain, having remained largely unchanged since the 16th century. The house...

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

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....

This ordinary terraced house doesn’t look like much, and in fact as a piece of architecture it’s not. However, it was the family home...

Located in the suburbs of Liverpool, Mendips was the childhood home of John Lennon, who lived there throughout the 1940s and 1950s with his Aunt...

Connah’s Quay Library is situated close to the heart of this small community and offers an important cultural hub for the people of the area...