3 Best Places To Visit in Liverpool

“The Beatles Story is an award-winning permanent exhibition purely devoted to the lives and times of The Beatles. The museum is located in the Fab Four's hometown of Liverpool on the stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site at the Albert Dock. The Beatles Story is owned by Merseytravel, which coordinates and provides public transport across Merseyside. The museum takes visitors on an immersive journey through the lives, times, culture and music of the world's greatest band. The Beatles Story is dedicated and passionate about delivering the highest standard of customer service across all their platforms. Their staff are skilled in all aspects of customer service and look forward to hearing from you. They feature an impressive collection of fascinating authentic memorabilia. Their multimedia guides are included and are available in twelve different languages.”

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“World Museum is a large museum with extensive collections covering archaeology, ethnology, and the natural and physical sciences. World Museum is part of National Museums Liverpool. Unique attractions include the Natural History Centre and a planetarium. The planetarium attracts approximately 90,000 people per year. The museum covers various aspects of space science, including the solar system and space exploration. The Egyptian antiquities collection of this museum contains approximately 15,000 objects from Egypt and Sudan. Their venues offer a wide range of events and spaces against a unique backdrop of historical artefacts and world-class art, with each experience curated by their multi-award-winning events team. You won't need to make a reservation or buy a ticket to enter the museum or see any of their permanent galleries. You will need to purchase a ticket to see any of their Planetarium shows or their current exhibition. Tickets for both the Planetarium and the exhibition can be booked in advance from their website and are also available for purchase on the day from their Information Desk on the Ground Floor. World Museum is free to enter.”

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“Museum of Liverpool tells the story of Liverpool and its people and reflects its global significance. The museum was opened in 2011 as the newest addition to the National Museums Liverpool group. Visitors can learn how the port, its people, and its creative and sporting history have shaped the city. The Museum of Liverpool displays the life, work, and leisure activities of Liverpool's people from all walks of life over the last 200 years. The museum has 8,000 square meters of exhibition space with over 6,000 objects. Museum of Liverpool's frame is constructed with 2,100 tonnes of steel. The Museum of Liverpool's land transport collection includes more than 200 vehicles. They offer free admission for all visitors.”

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