You have 1 trip in progress.
See all
Futuristic, angular, and glassy, Museum of Liverpool contains a number of exhibits and collections that tell the story of Liverpool and its people. The museum is divided into four main themes: The Great Port, Global City, People’s Republic, and Wondrous Place. It aims to document the city’s evolution against the backdrop of the Industrial Revolution and the changes that took place in the British Empire. Additionally, the museum features a section for children, including a gallery aimed at children under six. With our international travel planner, Liverpool attractions like Museum of Liverpool can be center stage of your vacation plans, and you can find out about other attractions like it, unlike it, near it, and miles away.
Tours to Museum of Liverpool
Museum of Liverpool reviews
-
Museum was great. Sat down to have some lunch in the cafe which was also great. Wanted to do some work on my laptop but the Wi-Fi didn’t work in the cafe area on my laptop or phone. It worked on my...
Museum was great. Sat down to have some lunch in the cafe which was also great. Wanted to do some work on my laptop but the Wi-Fi didn’t work in the cafe area on my laptop or phone. It worked on my... more »
-
Fantastic day out. The museum is so well laid out. Such a wonderful exhibition of the city’s history. The museum shop is a delight along with being able to have a bowl of scouse!
Fantastic day out. The museum is so well laid out. Such a wonderful exhibition of the city’s history. The museum shop is a delight along with being able to have a bowl of scouse! more »
-
This modern museum is well worth a visit. The exhibition spaces are light and airy and display cases carefully arranged and informative. There is a wealth of detail on the city starting from prehistoric times right up to present day. Allow about 2 hours for a visit with children. Interactive screens etc are dotted throughout the museum but sadly several were not working on our visit. There is little to keep really young children engaged. There is a good value cafe and lots of toilets available.
-
Overall a solid museum and especially with it being free! Excellent exhibits all around although too many kids for me ha! My caveat is the poor directions to get around exhibits. Case in point: entering the 1st floor one faces the Viking history section… and yet the earliest ancestors history is to the left of that. Why are there no signs indicating to start to the left?? It was like this all over many of the larger exhibit halls.
Plan your trip to Liverpool
best routes and schedules
Popular things to do in Liverpool
Side trips from Liverpool
Hidden gems in Liverpool
Museums in Liverpool
Parks in Liverpool
Trips in Museum of Liverpool by other users
5 days in Liverpool
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
Liverpool Cathedral
Merseyside Maritime Museum
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool
15 days in United Kingdom
BY A USER FROM CANADA
Castlebay
Edinburgh
York
45 days in Western Europe
BY A USER FROM AUSTRALIA
Stockholm
Berlin
Amsterdam
17 days in Scotland & England
BY A USER FROM PUERTO RICO
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Liverpool
12 days in England
BY A USER FROM UNITED STATES
London
Liverpool
Manchester
5 days in Liverpool
BY A USER FROM THE NETHERLANDS
Tate Liverpool
Royal Albert Dock Liverpool
Merseyside Maritime Museum