The International Museum of Slavery (in the Maritime Museum) is definitely worth visiting. Not only does it chronicle Liverpool's historical association with the slave trade, but also highlights slavery which goes on today in many parts of the world. When you buy a cotton tee shirt, you need to think about how the cotton was harvested! A moving and interesting... More

Fascinating museum, beautifully housed at the Albert Docks, plenty to see over four floors and free to get in. A great afternoon out.

Visited The Maritime Museum and had a lovely time as usual. This time we rang ahead and booked a trip that we had read about in the Southport Visiter. You can book free of charge a guided tour of The Liverpool Old Dock. We were met inside the Museum by our Guide Yazz (hope I have got that right). He... More

This museum has lots to offer for all ages with some interactive exhibits. I came on my own and felt comfortable looking around, the added bonus is that the entry is free

Brings history to life young and old will love it - the Albert docks are well worth a visit there is so much to see and do

One could spend all day here in this completely fascinating museum about Britain's maritime history. The section on the slave trade and the Battle of the Atlantic are particularly interesting. Deservedly popular so get there early. Parking is tricky so do so at Liverpool One and walk.

The Titanic exhibition is fantastic and fascinating for all ages. The coffee shop was a little lacklustre.

Well laid out and exceptionally educational. The Titanic exhibition is small but really emotional. The rest of the museum is fabulous and well worth a visit.

visited here sat 11/5.free to get in.fantastic exhibits as already stated in previous reviews.spent a few hours here and would thoroughly recommend.