Another great day! With our final day in Liverpool we took a trip here and really enjoyed it! Admittedly however we did get bored towards the end, as some of the information is seemingly repeated from other museums. But for little kids this great. From bugs to trains there is something for everyone to wow at! Overall another great day!

We have visited a couple of times but the photos are from our visit to the John Lennon Exhibition. An expensive visit but the museum is a lovely, calm & tranquil space to spend some time... As well as educating you a little bit more lol.

Lovely spacious museum, so much interesting stuff. The overhead railway display is brilliant, and the display of the old plan for the catholic cathedral is really well done. Cafe lovely too!!

We spent approximately 1 hour at the Liverpool Museum and it was free to enter. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit learning about Liverpool History which is immense. Great displays and loads of interesting facts. A must see when visiting Liverpool.

Had a family trip to Liverpool over the Christmas holiday and was recommended the museum of Liverpool. As a family with young children we had a great time here with a lot to look at and do with staff that really know about Liverpool. Had such a good time we are planning to visit again.

A modern museum building with a lot of exhibits. The museum explores the history and culture of Liverpool and its people, including the city's contribution to music, sport, and politics. The museum also features interactive displays, oral histories, and multimedia installations that bring the city's history to life. The museum also has a café and a decent size gift shop, and admission is free.

This is a free museum, which offers visitors the chance to make a ‘recommended donation’ of £5. It is well worth donating to - there is plenty to see here. Travel through time in Liverpool/the Merseyside area and indulge particularly on the top floor in its rich pop culture. Bathrooms on bottom and top floor - always a bonus.

Museum was great. Sat down to have some lunch in the cafe which was also great. Wanted to do some work on my laptop but the Wi-Fi didn’t work in the cafe area on my laptop or phone. It worked on my phone elsewhere in the museum.

It’s worth a trip to if your in Liverpool and have some time to spare, lots of interesting information provided and it’s free so why wouldn’t you. Only downside is the activities for children are mostly broken which is disappointing but that said from an adult perspective (I.e. it’s doubtful you will play with the activities) it shouldn’t affect your visit. Large cafe downstairs which is reasonable and a nice little shop selling all the Liverpool themes you could imagine (Beatles, LFC etc) Plus you get the great views of Albert dock

What an incredible museum and we did not give ourselves enough time. This needed a full day to take it all in. There is a great Beatles, music, movie and sporting section top floor. The transportation section was great as was the early time of Liverpool. Again, no cost! If we are able to return to Liverpool, we will revisit for sure.