National Trust - Speke Hall, Garden and Estate

We got a voucher through Octopus 🐙 so chose to visit here for the outside walks around the gardens and to visit the hall itself. A very interesting place with guides dressed up in period costumes. I loved the kitchen area, and found it fascinating. Free parking, which is always a bonus. We visited in Winter, so the gardens were a little empty, but still well maintained. A maze and play area for the children means it's a great place for the family.

Enjoyed a guided tour around outside of the house, then walk round the inside of the house and then a walk round the grounds. Very enjoyable, although there was no cream for the scones as they where having a supplier issue.

A wonderful visit to Speke Hall. The volunteers were extremely knowledgeable and very helpful, always happy to share interesting details about the history of the house and grounds. All the staff we encountered were lovely and friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere throughout the visit. It was a pleasure to explore such a beautiful and historic place with such an engaged and approachable team. Highly recommended.

Lovely little gem at the end of Liverpool airport runway and on the Mersey estuary.. A Tutor property, well maintained, with some victorian influence. Plenty of woodland walks, nice settings and nice cafè/resturant serving scouse. Play area, and maze close together. Nice little walled garden. There is Acess to the coastal path the goes along the estuary... but sometimes the gate may be locked. Well worth a visit

An amazing example of a Tudor Hall in all its splendour, transforming you back to a bygone age and the reign of Elizabeth I. What must be unique are the Yew trees (Adam and Eve) in the central courtyard, which the Hall surrounds. They are believed to pre date the building itself! Who would have thought hundreds of years later, their imposing size would fill the space so wonderfully ! Take the time to marvel at the wooden architecture, both inside and out and the history of this fascinating building, it really is special! If walking is your thing, there is the woodland and trails to take, all easily accessible, with children, buggy’s and for dogs. Granted the grounds are not on the scale of other larger National Trust Estates, but still equally as enjoyable.

It's a wonderful place to visit the gardens was stunning and the architecture on the house is impressive. I look forward to be able to explore the inside of the house on my next visit and to explore the surrounding woods.

A lovely National Trust park right on our doorstep and one we visit often. It’s a wonderful place for families, and my daughter absolutely loves it. There’s plenty of space to explore and enjoy the outdoors, and it’s a fantastic spot for plane spotting — watching the planes fly overhead never gets old. A great local place for fresh air, relaxed walks, and making special memories together

Very nice house and there are some pleasent walks. I thought the gardens were a little worse for wear. The nature trail was partly broken. Just tbpught it was a bit tired.