Museum of Liverpool

Museum of Liverpool reflects the city's global significance through its unique geography, history and culture. Explore how the port, its people, their creative and sporting history have shaped the city. It is also free to visit!

‘Little Liverpool' is a hands on gallery especially for visitors under the age of , which can hold up to 50 people at a time (maximum of 35 children and 15 adults). Entry is by a free timed ticket from the Welcome Desk that you collect on the day of your visit.

There is so much to see at this museum full of captivating displays so look out for Winnie the spider in the other galleries to find lots of things for the kids to do. Highlights include the Storytelling tent and Tales of the Riverbank in the ‘Wondrous Place gallery, and Build a City in the People's Republic gallery.

There is a great free activity backpack available for grandparents (or older friends and relatives) to complete with kids aged between 3 to 7 years. ‘When I was little' offers a range of activities you can do together as you explore the museum and share memories, plus there is an album for you to keep!

Check online through our link before you visit (or sign up for the Family e newsletter) for details of the exciting programme of free family activities, exhibitions and events that are held throughout the year.