Changing exhibits. Third visit. Great rooms for kids. Lovely cafe. Audobon. Burne-Jones. Pottery. Free. Small shop.

When living in Liverpool years ago, for some reason, I took no notice of this building on the way into town. Now, with fresh eyes, it’s so beautiful! The architecture outside should have prepared me for the interior design inside, but I was still blown away. Then of course there was the brilliant eclectic collection of art, sculpture, pottery & artefacts. Well worth a visit.

Beautiful building. Gorgeous cafe surrounded by art deco / gothic /baroque style lines and form..really lovely place to stop. Cafe open daily but galleries not open on Monday. Service good. Gem of the city and worth a quick stop..beautiful to admire without even going on but dont miss some of the curated pieces. Great place

What a place!! Architectural gem on a map of Liverpool, full of history. During my visit it turned out that there was free drawing session, open to anyone who want to try. I really enjoyed my visit in the gallery & museum. Definitely worth to visit!

I had often walked past this gem without really noticing it as the entrance is just off the main road on the university campus. It is free to enter and there is a cafe inside serving a range of set dishes, notably Scouse with a cheese scone, very nice. There are 3 floors of exhibits and a glass elevator for ease of access. The exhibits are varied and interesting but the architecture steals the show, well worth a visit and easily accessible from Liverpool Central station with a frequent bus service up the hill. They also do sketching sessions at set times were you can go along and join in.