Staying in Liverpool?
Our Liverpool hotel is just minutes away from the city's top attractions making it the ideal basecamp for your trip!
Posted 23.1.26
Museums and Galleries in Liverpool
Our Liverpool hotel is just minutes away from the city's top attractions making it the ideal basecamp for your trip!
From mummies to meteorites, the World Museum is like the world on a plate. Five floors of fascinating exhibits, with everything from an aquarium to a planetarium. Be a globetrotter without leaving the city.
Want the full Liverpool experience? Dive into this unique museum. From the city’s maritime history to its footy fervour, it’s Liverpool in a nutshell (or a massive, ultra-elegant building).
Situated in the iconic Albert Dock, the Maritime Museum sails you through Liverpool’s rich nautical history. Tales of the Titanic, smuggling stories, and model ships – it’s a sea lover’s paradise.
Currently closed for maintenance, the museum is tucked within the Maritime Museum, this one’s a deep and moving dive into the history and legacy of the transatlantic slave trade. Eye-opening, thought-provoking, and a must-visit.
For those who like their culture a bit more artsy, the Tate’s the spot. Modern and contemporary art, with pieces from big names like Warhol and Hockney. Plus, it’s in Albert Dock, so it’s close to the hotel and you get all those waterfront vibes.
No prizes for guessing what this one’s about! Go deep into the world of the Fab Four. From their early days to Beatlemania and their solo careers, it’s a trip down Penny Lane (and memory lane).
Take in European art from the Renaissance to the present day. If names like Rembrandt, Turner, and Rossetti make your heart skip a beat, you’re in for a treat at the Walker Art Gallery.
Housed in the iconic Cunard Building, this museum charts Britain’s musical journey from the 1940s to today. From Bowie to the Spice Girls, it’s a hit for any music fan.
So, whether you’re a history buff, an art lover or simply curious, Liverpool’s museum scene has a bit of everything. Spend the day soaking up culture with a side of Scouse charm, then settle into a sports bar in Liverpool for a lively match-day evening. And if your travels take you further south, check out our guide to free things to do in London for culture-filled days in the capital without spending a penny.
