World Museum is the oldest of the museums and galleries operated by National Museums Liverpool. It first opened on 8 March 1853 in the Ropeworks district of Liverpool, and it moved to its present site on William Brown Street in 1860. It has expanded to become one...

St George's Hall is widely regarded as one of the finest neo-classical buildings in the world and is a Grade I listed building. The idea for the Hall came about in the early 1800s from Liverpool people who were concerned about the lack of a place for the triennial...

Here at the National Conservation Centre we care for all of the National Museums Liverpool collections. There are more than one million objects in our venues, either on display or in storage. These range from tiny natural history specimens such as mounted humming...

Liverpool Biennial is the UK’s largest as well as one of the most exciting contemporary visual arts events, and with 960,000 visits in 2008, it is one of the best attended in the world.

The Open Eye Gallery is committed to the promotion of young contemporary artists alongside those of the established school. Ranging from the traditional to the Avant-garde, the figurative to the abstract, each exhibition is complemented by a selection of applied art...

The Liverpool Blue Coat School is an over-subscribed voluntary-aided co-educational 11-18 school. The school is fully selective and is the only Grammar School in Liverpool.In September 2008, the school became fully co-educational. The school admits 120 students into...

We are Places Matter! an organisation devoted to generating a strong sense of place in living, working and learning environments throughout the Northwest. We’re passionate about towns, cities, parks, streets, squares, and any building large or small. We can help...

Static Gallery is an unconventional space which houses around 10 studio spaces inhabited by all people that are creative, artists, designers, sound designers and model makers.

Today, the historical war time bunker has been restored and opened to the public as a memorial to those who died to achieve it. It is the original building where the original battle (Battle of the Atlantic) was fought and won. It has been reconstructed exactly how it...

Step back in time and discover Glasgow’s unique history with a visit to the oldest house in the city. Provand’s Lordship was built in 1471, originally as part of a hospital, and is one of only four medieval buildings to survive in Glasgow. It now provides a real...