Very good value for money. Like other museums in Liverpool there is no entry fee however donations are gratefully received. Stall very welcoming and knowledgeable. The museum covers many subjects including the port’s involvement in various wars throughout the centuries. Included is an exhibit about the port’s part in the Titanic journey prior to the disaster. There are some brilliant original paintings of boats throughout the ages. Plenty of original items from cruise liners, merchant navy, fishing boats etc. I was not aware how important the port of Liverpool was, due to its location, in conflicts in Europe. A very informative couple of hours was spent at this museum.

What an amazing museum this is! It's been well planned and thought out... free of charge but you can make a donation if you want to We spent 2 hours here but could have stayed longer There's lots to look at and something to capture everyone's imagination The cafe downstairs is really good...Great cakes & sandwiches!! My only niggle were badly behaved teenagers ( from France)..who should know better and running about loudly like a bunch of toddlers from kindergarten! Another group of older boys ( all boys)who clearly had zero interest in this museum and were more interested in how fast they could run around! Staff were onto it so thank you for that! The teachers who were with them were either blind / deaf or simply not able to control them It didn't stop us enjoying this wonderful museum!

This is a pretty impressive museum spanning multiple floors, and incorporating aspects of shipping and sailing that are focused around the rich maritime heritage of Liverpool's docs. As you can imagine, there's a lot to take in so expect to spend a good couple of hours exploring. For us, the highlights were the exhibitions about slavery (which were dealt with in a really thought provoking and sensitive way) and the exhibition about the Titanic (including lots of artefacts from the ship itself). The museum has a busy cafe, and loos on each floor as well as a shop to pick up those last minute gift bargains. There's lots for all ages, in fact plenty to keep kids occupied. A fascinating glimpse at Liverpool through the ages and its close relationship with shipping and the sea

We were staying local so decided to visit this museum. This museum covers many aspects of maritime history and the work taken to establish this chronicle of history must have taken years There was too much to take in on one visit so I decided to concentrate on the war side of this museum. I spent well over 3 hours there walking around looking at exhibits and articles on display .

Considering this is a free attraction it’s so well laid out and lots to do and see. (Make sure you leave a donation though as it’s well deserved) 4 floors of exhibits everything well spaced out and easy to follow signs. Lifts to all floors so easy accessible for all. Can’t recommend this enough

This museum is located in Albert Dock. It is free to enter and the staff are very welcoming. It is laid out over several floors which cover a number of different subjects. We found the exhibitions on the sinking of the Titanic and the naval war in the Atlantic to be of interest.

I enjoyed the Battle of the Atlantic and Titanic exhibitions - lots of new insights, interesting exhibits and personal stories, well-geared to visitors of all ages. I learned a lot about the Lusitania. Liverpool in wartime and torpedoes. The sections on passenger and goods traffic were less interesting, over reliant on models and dilapidated in places - this is ripe for redevelopment. You need to be interested in ships and/or history to enjoy this museum, but the Titanic is a slice of popular history in itself.

It’s an ok museum! The directions could have been better, it ended up being abit of a maze finding our way back to the stairs or lift to go up or down a floor. There was the odd arrow on the floor but then no more the next minute which didn’t make navigating any easier. Only other downside was that the majority of the interactive phones were either broken or didn’t work and play the audio which was quite disappointing.

This free museum was a great find. We were fascinated with the expo of the Lusitania disaster, so very important in this city where the citizens worked and traveled on the ship. And lots of other expos on the importance of shipbuilding and other wrecks. Lots to see here and we only scratched the surface. Located in the terrific Docks area with food and drink.

Had a really enjoyable visit. Great exhibits for the kids. Found it really easy to navigate round. Free entry. My only criticism is to sort some sort of air conditioning out. We came back the following day as we had to rush round and leave the first visit because of how stuffy and hot it was especially on the higher levels.