3 Best Places To Visit in Wirral, UK

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PORT SUNLIGHT MUSEUM

23 King George's Drive, Port Sunlight, Wirral CH62 5DX, UK Directions

Since 1888

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Events School and Family Visits Village Tours Museum-led Workshops Drinking Eating Gardens Photographs Of Interior and Exterior Spaces Baby Changing Facilities Toilet Church Hall

Port Sunlight Museum tells the story of Port Sunlight through exhibitions, displays, and artefacts, with a time capsule Worker's Cottage open to explore. The museum is a 19th-century model village for factory workers, set within parkland, featuring a museum on its history and a tea room. Visitors can explore the village's development over the years, focusing on working and living conditions and its charming architecture. Visitors can step inside a worker's cottage to experience everyday life in Edwardian times and explore the recreated home of the Carr family, long-time tenants who worked in the Lever Brothers factory. The museum offers guided walking tours as well.

2025 Update: Port Sunlight Museum has over 900 Grade II listed buildings set in 130 acres of parks and gardens. It is also a lively community and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.

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Registration 03719976

Price:

ADULT
Museum & Worker’s Cottage £8.00
Morning Walking Tour £21.00
Morning Walking Tour* £23.00
CONCESSION (STUDENT, 60+, DISABLED)
Museum & Worker’s Cottage £7.00
Morning Walking Tour £15.00
Morning Walking Tour* £17.00
CHILD (5–16)
Museum & Worker’s Cottage £5.50
Morning Walking Tour £8.50
Morning Walking Tour* £10.50
FAMILY (2 + 2)
Museum & Worker’s Cottage £24.00
Morning Walking Tour £52.00
Morning Walking Tour* £67.00

Contact:

01516 446466 0151 644 4800

Mon-Sun: 10am - 4:30pm

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EUREKA SCIENCE + DISCOVERY

Victoria place, Seacombe Ferry, Wallasey, Wirral CH44 6NR, UK Directions

Speciality:

Cafe Burrow Museum Educational Programmes Exhibition

2025 Update: Eureka Science + Discovery combines the interactive experience of Eureka with innovative science and discovery exhibits, designed especially for children aged 7–14. They want every visitor to have an unforgettable day and are proud to be fully accessible to all. It helps children and young people explore how Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) shape the world around them. By linking everyday life with extraordinary discoveries, they spark curiosity and open up new possibilities. They understand that having fun is vital for wellbeing, personal growth, and learning. Every exhibit and activity is carefully designed to combine knowledge with enjoyment, creating memorable experiences for the whole family. Be ready to be surprised, inspired, entertained, and delighted.

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Price:

Adult £16.95
Child 3+ £16.95
Child 1 or 2 Years £7.45
Universal/Pension Credit Day Ticket £3

Contact:

0151 323 0033

Wed-Fri: 10am - 4pm
Sat & Sun: 10am - 5pm
Mon & Tue: Closed

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New Ferry Park
New Ferry Park
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NEW FERRY PARK

Longfellow Drive, New Ferry, Bebington, Birkenhead, Wirral CH62 5AP, UK Directions

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Events and Meetings Parks and Open Spaces Dogs Allowed Playground

New Ferry Park is a highly desirable site, and the council sold it for housing. The garden is the oldest park in Wirral, ringed by attractive housing. At the end of the 19th century, the council rebuilt the park on a new site. This land comprised farmland and clay pits, which often formed small ponds. The ponds were filled in, and the park was landscaped in the late 1890s. New Ferry Park featured a garden for the blind, with highly scented flowers and Braille nameplates accompanying them.

2025 Update: New Ferry Park is a place with a rich history, and for most who live here, it is an attractive and pleasant suburb of Wirral with much to offer.

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