Speke Hall is considered to be one of the finest examples of a wood-framed Tudor manor house in the world. The first sections of the house were constructed in 1530, although additional wings and extensions were added on throughout the rest of […]
The Smithy Heritage Centre, which is an excellent example of a local history museum, is based in the Eccleston area of Merseyside. Although it is a small museum, it is well-worth making the trip to visit it, if you are interested in […]
The Prescot Museum can be found situated inside the Prescot Shopping Centre. This is the perfect location for a museum which focuses on the significance of the local community within the wider area. Visitors can see a number of different collections which […]
The Port Sunlight Museum and Garden Village are an excellent example of a model village. The village sits between Liverpool and Chester, on The Wirral. Port Sunlight was commissioned by philanthropist William Hesketh Lever in 1888 when he was in charge of […]
The Oratory was originally designed as the mortuary chapel for the nearby St James Cemetery. It currently houses an art and sculpture collection, which is in part dedicated to historic funerary monuments. The museum is part of the National Museums Liverpool body and […]
The North West Museum of Road Transport is situated in St Helen’s, and is a great museum to visit if you want to get out of the city centre for a while. It is only opened on weekends, so make sure that […]
The museum of Liverpool is one of the premier tourist attractions in the Pier Head area of the city. It aims to share the story of Liverpool and its people, so that visitors can understand the city’s continuing global significance. Permanent exhibitions […]
The history of Liverpool is inextricably linked with the sea, and the city’s maritime heritage has helped six different areas of the city to earn UNESCO World Heritage status. Visit the Merseyside Maritime Museum in the Albert Dock to uncover the fantastic […]