4.6
119 reviews
Pier Head, Liverpool, Merseyside, L3 1DG
10am -4pm
Individual pricing is available on our website
Museum of Liverpool
Discover the story of Liverpool and its people at the Museum of Liverpool. Through interactive exhibits, engaging galleries, and hands-on activities, students can explore the city’s history, culture, and global connections. Perfect for inspiring curiosity, critical thinking, and creative learning, the museum brings the past and present to life for young learners.
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Our museum is open Monday to Friday, 10am–4pm. We recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred time.
You can book online via our school visits page or contact our Box Office directly by email educationbookings@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk or phone 0151 478 4444.
Entry to the museum is free. Some workshops or special sessions have a fee and bursaries are available. Details are available when booking.
Yes! We offer tailored experiences for early years, primary, secondary and further education and Home learning groups.
Absolutely. Please let us know the size of your group when booking so we can make arrangements to support you.
We offer activities covering history, geography, art, literacy, and social studies, all linked to national curriculum learning outcomes.
Yes! Students can explore galleries, handle replicas, participate in workshops and engage in practical learning activities.
Definitely. We are committed to inclusive learning and can provide additional support or tailored sessions.
Yes, there are areas where groups can bring and eat packed lunches.
Yes, coach parking is available. Please book in advance to ensure a space.
Yes, the galleries are accessible and wheelchairs are available on request.
Absolutely! We love to see how students engage with our museum. Please follow our guidelines on photography and sharing.
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9th Jun 2025
Super trip. The workshop wasn't as interactive and as much fun as last year, maybe due to a different location and staff, but still worth the visit.
