The Wirral Transport Museum in Birkenhead is a fascinating place for a day out for those who enjoy historic mechanism, technology and transportation. Although the museum covers all forms of transport, the exhibits on show mainly include wheeled and rail-based vehicles. Having […]
The Williamson Tunnels Heritage Centre is dedicated to 19th Century merchant and philanthropist John Williamson and the labyrinthine tunnels that he constructed under the Edge Hill area of the city. Williamson was largely secretive about the purpose of these tunnels, which has […]
The Williamson Art Gallery and Museum (WAG) is situated on the outskirts of the Oxton area of Birkenhead. It was founded in 1928 by the philanthropic owner of the Cunard Steamship Company Ltd, John Williamson, and his son. The museum regularly receives […]
Western Approaches (Liverpool War Museum) tells the story of Liverpool during World War II, focusing on the secret wartime bunker where the British Armed Forces plotted to keep the Western Approaches safe. Visitors get the chance to walk through hidden rooms and […]
The The Walker Art Gallery was opened in 1877 to house the art collection of the Liverpool Royal Institute. This collection was started in the early nineteenth century when the Institute acquired 37 painting from local parliamentarian and noted abolitionist William Roscoe. […]
The Victoria Gallery and Museum is a museum and display area that is owned and operated by the University of Liverpool. Due to its association with the university, the museum displays an incredibly varied collection of artefacts and art pieces. In the […]
The U-Boat Story in Birkenhead tells the amazing story of life on board a German U-boat (submarine). Visitors have the opportunity to look around a real U-Boat (U-534) which is situated in the docks. The interior has been partitioned into fours zones […]
Tate Liverpool is part of the national Tate group of art galleries, with sister galleries in London and Cornwall. In order to celebrate Liverpool’s heritage, the Liverpool gallery has been housed within a converted warehouse in the Albert Dock area. The gallery […]
Sudley House in the Aigburth area of Liverpool is now open to the public as an art gallery and museum which contains the extensive collection of former president George Holt. Holt was an influential ship owner and merchant from the area. Much […]
St George’s Hall is situated in the heart of Liverpool city centre and acts as a civic centre and local performance venue. It is a wonderful example of a Neoclassical building, and has been awarded Grade I listed building status. The hall […]