Museum in Liverpool: photos, reviews

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Discover the Museum of Liverpool, a captivating attraction that offers both a journey through history and stunning views of the city's famous waterfront. Dive into engaging exhibits about the Overhead railway, Liverpool's vibrant life, and iconic music legends like the Beatles. The museum caters to all ages with interactive displays that captivate children, and videos offered in sign language ensure an inclusive experience for everyone. The spacious, modern layout is thoughtfully designed with seating areas, a café for refreshment, and essential facilities like lifts and disabled toilets on every floor. Visitors rave about the well-presented music and arts sections and the breathtaking views of the docks. With free admission, yet encouraging donations, this museum is a key to understanding the rich tapestry of Liverpool's culture and history.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

James Street Station (Stop JD)

Bus stop 391 m walk

Liverpool One Bus Station

Bus stop 539 m walk

Dale Street

Bus stop 667 m walk

Brunswick Street

Bus stop 108 m walk

Edmund Street

Bus stop 699 m walk

City Sightseeing Liverpool

Bus stop 182 m walk

4.6

based on 11,247 reviews

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4.6/5 11,247 reviews

Loshini Rajentharan

This is a truly unique museum, holding the distinction of being the world’s first dedicated to the history of a regional city. Admission is free, and it’s both informative and engaging, with the added bonus of a stunning, sweeping view of the River Mersey from one of its upper floors. For anyone who enjoys learning about the story of a city and her people, this museum is a must—especially when it’s a city as vibrant and special as Liverpool. One highlight for me was an exhibit featuring the different birds that once contended for the right to be associated with the city’s name—I had a good laugh there. My mum and I spent about two hours exploring, and still didn’t manage to see everything. It’s definitely the kind of place you can return to time and again, always leaving with something new learned.

Seadenco

The exterior of the museum is an architectural gem! I didn’t get a chance to explore it from the inside, though.

2bearbear Tom Lim

Museum of Liverpool offers free entry to visitors while donations are welcomed. Nearby, you’ll also be able to visit the Maritime Museum for free as well. We thought both museums were excellent because at the Museum of Liverpool, you’ll be able to learn about the history of Liverpool while the Maritime Museum offers a glimpse into its maritime past. During our visit to the Maritime Museum, we were also blessed to have seen the Titanic exhibit which in some cities is a paid entry. There, we learnt about the 2 hours 40 minutes from the time the Titantic hit the ice berg till her sinking on 14 April 1912. However, the exhibits at Titantic did not allow photography. Hence, this post will cover some of what we saw at the Museum of Liverpool instead. The Museum of Liverpool is located at the Docks and Waterfront of Liverpool. Its unique architecture is a nod to Liverpool’s history and a modern take on how the city looks ahead towards the future... For the full review of our visit to Museum of Liverpool, visit 2bearbear today!

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