We visited Port Sunlight as part of package coach holiday , it started with a tour with one of the Port Sunlight guides ,which took about 3/4 of an hour . Then we had 1 and a 1/2 hours to explore , we went into the Lady Lever Gallery , unfortunately 1 and a 1/2 hours is not enough ,... More

On a lovely sunny day we wanted to explore Port Sunlight, created by William Hesketh Lever for his Sunlight soap factory workers in 1888. . We bought a £4.70 Saveaway ticket in Liverpool. Trains run every 20mins and you can get off at either Bebington and Port Sunlight stations. We got a bit lost as we came out of the... More

Steeped in history, this venue is an example of the type of facility good employers provided in days gone by More

If you are in the Wirral you must go to Port Sunlight and the Lady Lever Gallery More

A wonderful insight into the life of Lord and Lady Leverhulme and the village environment he created for his workers, including housing, education and recreation. The Lady Leverhulme Art Gallery is a gem and the museum hugely interesting. More

Port Sunlight is near Bebbington on the Wirral. The Lady Lever Art Gallery is well worth seeing it has a wide range of paintings, pottery, tapestries and room settings from different periods in time (admission free but a donation is welcome). It is also wheelchair accessible. Opposite the Gallery is a Heritiage Museum that illustrates the history of the Lever... More

I didn't know this place existed, we took 2 kids and my Mum and all generations really enjoyed the museum and the look round the village, wonderful experience, beautiful place and I would definately visit here again More

Easy to park, wonderful art gallery with friendly and helpful staff - lovely food in cafe. Interesting museum with film about history, trail to follow to see all interesting buildings with history and details - old fashioned tea shop with real tea and cake! Lots of things for children to do and to interest everyone. See the website for what's... More

Was really interesting but wasn't really much of a museum. Had we not watch the twenty minute film we could have been out in ten minutes. More