Step back in time at one of Lancashire's finest 16th-century Tudor buildings, where a young Will Shakespeare once performed. His stage, the Great Hall, is as spectacular today as when the Bard was performing for the owner, Sir Thomas Hesketh, and his raucous guests....

The Kirkby times Nature Galleries show some pretty nice looking things.Anyone can grow a flower, we have some pictures of them, plus pictures of the Kirkby Sky. We've also got some nice places, St Chads, St Chads Field, and, er, more St Chads.

Enter the fascinating world of this internationally famous Museum and have a unique experience, it marks the culmination of a dream by Ex-Racing champion Brian Radam. His interest in this type of equipment stems from early involvement in the family business started...

The Botanic Gardens Museum is Sefton's only local history museum and houses a wonderful collection of temporary and permanent exhibits relating to Southport's heritage, industries and traditions. Its permanent collections belong to the public and admission is free....

The centre will offer the highest quality in contemporary dance, music, theatre, film, visual arts and comedy. It will have its own bistro, local history centre and be a place for people to meet.

Crosby Civic Hall is situated in the centre of Crosby, next to Crosby Library. It is a multi-faceted theatre facility that offers a variety of events including theatre, music, comedy and film for a strong and varied amateur programme as well as special events...

Housed in a former blacksmith's forge the Smithy Heritage Centre displays aspects of the history of Eccleston. Exhibitions change regularly and special events are held throughout the year. The museum is run by Eccleston Parish Council.

The history of Birkenhead goes back beyond Victorian years. The oldest standing building on Merseyside, Birkenhead Priory encapsulates so much of the town's history within a small, enclosed site. Founded in 1150, the monks of this Benedictine monastery looked after...

The Liverpool FC Museum captures the glory & catalogues the success of Britain's most successful football club. Amongst many other notable collections it is home to 5 European Cups, including the original trophy won for the 5th time against AC Milan in 2005.

The North West Museum of Road Transport (formerly St.Helens Transport Museum) is a voluntary organisation, with members freely giving of their time and work towards keeping the Museum open to the public, keen to show them the rich transport heritage of the region