Museum of Liverpool

Great museum that tells the story of Liverpool in a really engaging way. The exhibitions cover the city’s history, culture, music and football, with lots of interactive displays and personal stories. The building is modern, spacious and right on the waterfront, with nice views. Easy to walk through in about 1–2 hours. Definitely worth a visit if you want to understand Liverpool beyond the typical tourist spots.

The Museum of Liverpool is a fantastic place to understand the city’s history, culture and identity. The exhibitions are modern, well designed and very engaging, covering everything from Liverpool’s maritime past to its music, sports and social history. It feels interactive and easy to explore, even for those who aren’t usually into museums. The location by the waterfront is excellent, with great views and a lively atmosphere around. Free to enter and well organized, it’s a must-visit to truly connect with Liverpool beyond the typical tourist spots. Good to go by yourself or with friends.

Gorgeous museum on waterfront..modern clearn spacious regular exhibition free entry interactive displays can park next to Liver building limited spaces.. number of entrances. Disability friendly..high scouse vibe and history

What a fantastic and free museum in Liverpool! If you only have time for one, I recommend the Museum of Liverpool. The galeries are very pleasant, modern and interactive. There are many things to see like costumes from the Beatles, old tramway or historical objets of the past. It was also interesting as I learned many things about the history of the city that I didn't know. However, the ground floor exhibition was closed when I visited which was disappointing but it seems they're doing some refurbishment.

The museum is great. Every city should have one like this. Learned a lot. The painting on the top floor is great. I would prefer longer opening hours.

It’s a great place to look back on the history and learn about trades, railway revolutions, lifestyle and some glimpse from WW1 and WW2 in city soldiers section. It’s worth the trip. It is well maintained, educational and walkable distance from bus and train station.

Nipped in here with my 9 year old and my husband as we were in Liverpool to go to my university library. I have been here many times and everytime I feel like I am seeing something new or realising I missed something the last time I was there. The atmosphere is so calm 😌 The staff there are so lovely and helpful, lifts work and toilets were very clean. There were some interactive displays for the children to get involved in which was amazing to see. Will definitely be back 😀

The Museum of Liverpool* is a fantastic modern museum that captures the heart and history of the city. Located along the iconic waterfront, it offers engaging exhibitions on Liverpool’s rich cultural, social, and industrial heritage. From The Beatles and football to the city’s maritime past, the museum tells powerful stories through interactive displays, artefacts, and multimedia. The architecture itself is striking, and the views of the Mersey from inside are stunning. It’s free to enter, family-friendly, and a must-visit for anyone wanting to truly understand Liverpool's identity.