A modern and well equipped room ideal for hosting functions for 40 to 150 guests. The Gallery is also complemented by it’s own private foyer area, audio visual equipment and cloak facilities

Here at the National Wildflower Centre we run a seasonal visitor attraction that showcases wildflowers in a natural environment with lots of ideas that you can replicate at home. We provide information and raise awareness about the importance of wildflowers, and...

The Lee Valley Millennium Centre offers a multi-purpose environment designed to educate and offer a cultural forum for local people and visitors to the area.

Knowsley is the home of Prescot Museum which is located in a Georgian Town House, which was once the site of the local cockerel fighting pit. In 1982 Prescot Museum was opened and has since been reflecting Prescot's local legacy through its permanent local history...

A great day out for families & schools. Make sure you visit our Lions, Tigers, Baboons, Elephants, Rhinos, Meerkats and Sea Lions. With the construction of our new education centre and safari school, we hope that visiting the Safari Park will help children from all...

Built in 1828 the Mansion House is described in the Liverpool Heritage Bureau 'Buildings of Liverpool' as 'asymmetrical and of two storeys in the Georgian tradition'.

Generations of the Molyneux family, the Earls of Sefton, lived at croxteth Hall from the sixteenth century to the death of the last earl in 1972. society figures and royalty frequently came to stay at Croxteth Hall for country house parties, particularly in the...

THE Victoria Gallery and Museum (VGM) is housed in a stunning Victorian building, designed by Alfred Waterhouse. It showcases elements from the University's collections of fine art and museum objects. Permanent displays are complimented with special exhibitions....

Today Sudley House is one of the few period homes decorated in a Victorian style that still has many of its original features. It is also the only surviving Victorian merchant art collection in Britain still hanging in its original location.

Grade II* listed octagonal 3-tiered glasshouse built in 1896 and now open as a visitor attraction. Features plants from around the world and statues of naturalists and explorers. Free admission all year round with a lively events programme (many of which are free)....