As a visitor to Liverpool I was astonished at the rich social culture of the city. You could feel the warmth and tenacity of the people who have made Liverpool what it is today. They have known immense hardship but now have a jewel of a city of which they are justifiably proud.

We did not really enjoy this place. The layout was poor. Not much to see. Good thing it is free. Great location on the water. Better off walking around the dock area.

There are many curios inside, but juxtaposed against the other stately buildings outside, the architecture is a bit of an eye-sore. Liverpool has an incredible history and people and there are so many choices of museums, galleries, and special spots. Wander over to William Brown Street to check out the original Liverpool museum sights for more breath-taking packaging. There is... More 

In general this museum was very good, though it suffered a bit from having to cram so much varied history in, so some of the leaps between different subject areas were a bit jarring. However, it did manage to get across a lot of clear information about many aspects of Liverpool life, history and culture. Possibly it is aimed more... More 

I cannot believe this museum was free (they do accept donations). Thoroughly enjoyed my visit. Well layed out in sections. 3 floors of history. I enjoyed the top floor most, pop history, sport & the view was amazing. The little train was fab as you could sit in it. The old house on the 3rd floor was great & make... More 

Not much to see… good toilets and lifts. Nearly as dissappointing as the MARITIME MUSEUM…… hard to get into as most of this part of the dock is cordoned off for building work…….

This is a superb museum. Modern, spacious and so much to see. It needs several trips to do it justice. We spent most of our time on the top floor looking at the links between pop music and Liverpool and the social history of the city. Well laid out, easily accessible information. We also went into the free viewing of... More 

This museum is very modern and has excellent facilities for families and disabled. Spacious and clean with a decent cafe and indoor picnic room for those wanting to eat their own food. Play centre for young children, needs to be booked at reception as numbers are limited. Plenty to see and do. You can spend many hours here or just... More 

A fantastic array of exhibits of steam port machines, locos , cargo , old pix as well as geographical/ historical account of Liverpool and ice age effects.....also gives an account of slavery ( best seen down the road at the slavery museum) , sugar and tobacco imports.....