
art gallery · museum · immersive experience
Tate Liverpool
A great rainy-day art-gallery in Liverpool City Region
Today: moderate rain · 16°C
A wet day — perfect for indoor exploration
Wet weather
A rainy-day pick
Setting
Indoor
Entry
Free / cheap
Who for
Ages 1–18+

Tate Liverpool is the home of the national collection of modern and contemporary art in the North of England. Housed in a striking converted warehouse on the Royal Albert Dock, the gallery offers free entry to its permanent collection and ticketed exhibitions. Families with kids will appreciate the interactive 'Art as a Family' resources, family trails, and hands-on activities in the galleries. There's a dedicated early years programme for under-5s, with sensory play and storytelling sessions during school holidays. The gallery is fully wheelchair accessible, with baby-changing facilities, a family-friendly café, and a shop. Highlights: Free permanent collection, regular family workshops, 'Art Making' stations where children can create their own art. Ages: Suitable for all ages; activities tailored for 0–5, 5–11, and teenagers. Facilities: Pushchair-friendly, baby-changing, café with highchairs, family toilets. Practical tips: Family backpacks and activity sheets available at the Welcome Desk. Best to arrive early on weekends to avoid crowds.

What parents should know
Tate Liverpool is the home of the national collection of modern and contemporary art in the North of England.
Family tips
Grab family backpacks at the Welcome Desk
Pick up free family backpacks and activity sheets at the Welcome Desk to keep children engaged whilst exploring the galleries.
Best timing
Arrive early on weekends
Visit early on Saturdays and Sundays to avoid crowds and have more space for exploring with buggies and young children.
Value
Free entry to permanent collection
The permanent collection is free to enter, making it easy to pop in for a quick visit or return another day without ticket guilt.
Location and map
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