
Museum of Liverpool
A great rainy-day museum in Liverpool City Region

The Museum of Liverpool is the world's first national museum devoted to the history of a city. It tells the story of Liverpool and its people, with galleries covering the city's social, cultural, and industrial heritage. The museum is especially welcoming to families, offering interactive exhibits and dedicated spaces for children.
Highlights for families include:
'Little Liverpool' – a hands-on gallery for under-5s with sensory play, dressing up, and a mini cityscape.
'Global City' – exploring Liverpool's connections to the world through objects, film, and interactive displays.
'City Soldiers' – a gallery featuring the King's Regiment with uniforms and a tank to climb aboard.
'The Wondrous Place' – celebrating Liverpool's music and sports icons with touchscreen games and memorabilia.
Practical tips: Entry is free, but booking a timed ticket is recommended. The museum has a café, shop, baby-changing facilities, and step-free access. Allow at least 2–3 hours. It's right on the Liverpool Waterfront, near other attractions like the Beatles Story and Albert Dock.
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Rainy day pick
A great choice when the weather is against you

What parents should know
The Museum of Liverpool is the world's first national museum devoted to the history of a city.
Best timing
Book timed tickets in advance
Booking a timed ticket online is recommended to avoid queues and ensure smooth entry with children.
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