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Georgian terraced house -- the studio and home of the photographer E. Chambr Hardman. Situated just below the Anglican Cathedral in the centre of Liverpool is this fascinating house, home between 1947 and 1988 to Edward Chamber Hardman and his wife M...
On the road, The Duck tour travels in a circular route along Liverpool's historic waterfront and through the City taking in the major sites including The Pier Head, The Three Graces, St. George's Hall, the Cathedrals and many other places of interest...
Acorn Farm is an award winning visitor attraction which is home to a wide range of farm animals including sheep, cattle, goats, pigs, horses, poultry, rabbits and guinea pigs. Facilities at Acorn Farm include: . Farm animals to stroke and ...
Prescot Museum is now nestled at the heart of a brand new £1.2 million multi-function building: The Prescot Centre. The new Prescot Museum sees a contemporary space merge with a traditional museum. Following its relocation from Georgian premises to ...
This linear coastal park which stretches from Waterloo to the estuary of the River Alt at Hightown. It includes the area known as Crosby Marine Park. The Coastal Park is just over four miles that is 6.76 kilometres, covering an area of approximat...
History of Derby House (Western Approaches Museum) Combined Operations, which was responsible for control of the Western Approaches, was moved in 1941 from Plymouth to Derby House, part of Exchange Buildings. The move was instigated by the fact t...
Freshfield Dune Heath consists of 35 hectares of lowland dune heath, acidic grassland, woodland and scrub and is the largest are of lowland heath in Lancashire. Freshfield's 17 hectares of dune heath comprise 9% of the national total of this very ...
Lifeboat Road is a 150 acre (60 ha) gateway site to The Mersey Forest, managed by Sefton Council through it's Leisure Service's, Coast and Countryside Service. The site has a wide sandy beach, high dunes, furrowed grassland that were once asparag...
Relax in the peace of the Victorian Walled Garden. Concealed by high walls, this hidden treasure is almost untouched by time. A quiet stroll around the garden reveals the ingenuity of bygone gardeners - heated 'flue' walls, ornate fruit trees, a...
Floral Pavilion Theatre has seen acts from the likes of the Lord of the Dance to Ken Dodd and his Diddy Men through to Elkie Brooks and the annual traditional family pantomime - the Floral Pavilion Theatre is the place for entertainment! Floral P...
Drop anchor at the Albert Dock and explore the Merseyside Maritime Museum - it's a great day out. Discover the story of the Titanic, learn about the Battle of the Atlantic and marvel at Liverpool's maritime past, at one of the city's most popular att...
Botanic Gardens is aptly named 'The Jewel in the Crown'. Nationally renowned for its floral displays, as featured in 'Gardener's World' and is popular with local people and visitors alike. Located in picturesque Churchtown, the park can be found by...
Explore the home town of The Beatles with City Sightseeing Liverpool. Liverpool is renowned for its glorious maritime history, musical heritage, two of the Premiership’s biggest football teams and two majestically different Cathedrals. The city ...
Enter the fascinating world of this internationally famous Museum and have a unique experience, it marks the culmination of a dream by Ex-Racing champion Brian Radam. His interest in this type of equipment stems from early involvement in the family b...
Ainsdale and Birkdale Sandhills Local Nature Reserve is one of the largest areas of wild dune land left in Britain. It is managed by Sefton Council's Coast and Countryside Service. The reserve was established in 1980 and now covers 988 hectares o...
From the sea to the stars, a visit to World Museum reveals millions of years of the Earth’s history through thousands of exhibits and hands on activities. Find out how humans have created the world we inhabit. From Africa to the Americas, Asia ...
The HM Customs & Excise National Museum tells the exciting story of smuggling and contraband from the 1700s to the present day.
The museum holds the national collection of the Department of Customs and Excise, one of the most important collection...
The stunning new Museum of Liverpool is the world’s first national museum devoted to the history of a regional city, demonstrating Liverpool’s unique contribution to the world. Museum of Liverpool Showcases popular culture while tackling socia...
Visit Sunlight Vision to understand and appreciate the wonder of Port Sunlight Village. Sunlight Vision Museum offers a glimpse into the social history of Port Sunlight Village during the late 1800s and early 1900s. The museum will help you to discov...
The Botanic Gardens Museum has NOW CLOSED. There is an exhibition showing the first 200 years of Southport's history from the late 'Duke' William Sutton's bathing hut of 1792 upto the present day. The museum also has a natural history col...
The Williamson’s annual exhibition programme includes the Wirral Spring Exhibition of Art & Photography, which is an open exhibition available to any artist or photographer with Wirral connections – if you were born or educated, live or work in W...
Enjoy the fun and games at Liverpool Football Club. Or even take a guided tour around the Club and see the Trophies and the history of players past and present. A truly fantastic day out for any supporter. When your a fan of the reds you'll be sur...
The Wirral Museum, formally the Birkenhead Town Hall, is situated in Hamilton Square. The square is one of the finest Georgian Squares in the county. It was the dream of William Laird he wanted it to be the centre of his Birkenhead, city of the futur...
Birkenhead is the historic home of the first street tramway in Europe. It was here on August 29 1860 that Europe's first tramway was established, running from Woodside to Birkenhead Park. This early system was horse-drawn and was the brainchild of ...
Have you ever wondered just what goes on behind the scenes at Goodison Park? Have you dreamed of walking down the tunnel to the roar of 40,000 fans? Do you want to know where exactly in the dressing room your favourite players get changed or where th...
The International Slavery Museum tells the history of the slave trade around the Industrial revolution....
The Wallasey Pitch and Putt is a small but brilliant 18 hole Golf course. Not for the Pro Golfer, but great for the family and the children will love it. Spectacular views over looking New Brighton Beach front.
You can book or just turn up on spec...
Large area of beach, sand dunes and pine woods. This wonderful stretch of unspoilt coastline set between the sea and Formby town offers miles of walks through the woods and dunes. There are interesting plants and birds to be found, and this is one of...
20 Forthlin Road is the former home of the McCartney family. This 1950s terraced house is where the Beatles met, rehearsed and wrote many of their earliest songs. Displays include contemporary photographs by Michael McCartney and early Beatles memora...
Childhood home of John Lennon. John Lennon lived at Mendips with his Aunt Mimi and Uncle George. This was where his passion for music began and where some of his early songs were written. The house evokes the time he spent here during his formative y...
Tudor half-timbered house with rich interiors and fine gardens. The atmospheric interior of this rambling house spans many periods. Originally built in 1530, its Great Hall and priest hole date from Tudor times, while the Oak Parlour and smaller room...
Sudley House contains fabulous works by Gainsborough, Reynolds, Landseer and Turner, all displayed amongst original Victorian d'cor. The house itself is surrounded by pleasant gardens and parkland. History of Sudley House Built in the early...
Southport beach is the ideal antidote to the hustle and bustle of the town centre. Marvel at the magnificent coastal views through the seaside telescopes and enjoy building sand castles or tuck into a picnic on the beach’s vast open sands. You’ll...
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