Merseyside Maritime Museum |
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Explore the diverse world of maritime history, from tales of the Titanic to the award-winning Transatlantic Slavery Gallery. There are ship models, paintings, street recreations and fascinating finds, as well as lots of family activities. In the summer, this popular venue also features 'ships and quaysides', including full-size historical vessels.
Tours
The Slavery History Trail.A fascinating guided walking tour through areas of Liverpool connected with the slave trade. All tours last 1½ hours and include up hill walking.
Slavery and the City
A self guiding trail of Liverpool buildings, streets and other points of interest connected with the transatlantic slave trade. Please telephone for details of tours.
General Information:
Wheelchair access restricted in some areas including The Transatlantic Slavery Gallery, Emigrants to the New World, the Piermaster's House and the Edmund Gardner pilot boat.
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Opening Times
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(2006 times)
Daily 10am - 5pm. (Edmund Gardner 11.00am - 4.00pm summer only).Ships & quaysides are closed during the winter. Please check dates with the information desk on +44 151 478 4499. Closed 23, 24, 25, 26 December. 1 January. |
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Admission Charges
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(2006 prices)
Free. A small charge may be made for selected special exhibitions
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Directions
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Train to Liverpool James Street Station (10 minute walk). Buses to the Pier Head, James Street and Castle Street (10 minute walk). |
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Merseyside Maritime Museum Postcode for SatNav: L3 4AQ |
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Nearby Attractions
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International Slavery Museum
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The International Slavery Museum is a new and exciting contribution to the historic city of Liverpool. The museum explores both the historical and contemporary aspects of slavery. |
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Museum of Liverpool Life
(1 Mile)*
This Museum is now Closed. |
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Liverpool Anglican Cathedral
(1 Mile)*
The foundation stone of this majestic building was laid by King Edward VII in 1904 and Queen Elizabeth II attended the celebration to mark its completion on 25th October 1978.Even through two World Wars, work of construction never ceased. |
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