The 35 best things to do with kids in Birkenhead

The park that New York's central park was based on. Lovely nature walk, plenty to see and do. Marauding squirrels! The kids [15 yes] enjoyed it as well and even took turns on the outdoor gym equipment too.

Great park, huge but well kept, visitors centre with history of the park, toilets and a café

Beautiful, clean, and peaceful! Great trails, a fun playground, and plenty of space to relax. Perfect for families or a quiet day outdoors—highly recommend.

A lovely park that's very well kept. Go here often with our dogs.

Lovely place with tons of history. Very wheelchair friendly and great place to take the dog. Nice cafe at the visitor centre with a good display of the history timeliness of the park. Only downside is that parking is more difficult si centre you can no longer drive into the park itself.

I absolutely love this beautiful park! It's a peaceful place of the city, perfect for relaxing and enjoying nature. There's so much to see and do whether you're taking a walk, having a picnic, or just watching local wildlife. Friendly squirrels and pigeons, who will even eat from your hand. The only downside is that the water in the ponds could be a bit cleaner, but overall, it’s a wonderful place.

Nice big park, plenty of open grass fields as well as areas with trees and paths, water to walk around, and playgrounds. Wildlife includes ducks, geese, coots, seagulls, pigeons, and squirrels that come right up to your feet to see if you brought any food. The park is split between an upper and a lower park (you have to cross a road to get from one to the other), with the lower park having a bunch of fitness equipment along the paths. There are plenty of benches for those who need a rest or just want to enjoy the views, and also enough maps to avoid getting lost.

Originally started going 6 years ago (according to google). Regularly pop down now to explore the exhibitions and check out performances. Great focus on local artists which is really important. Conservation focus. The cafe is brilliant and really relaxing. Certainly worth a visit.

Wonderful museum and gallery , staff are helpful and pleasant. Really interesting exhibitions. Only reason for 4 stars in no fault of there's but it's a little small compared to other galleries and museums. Well worth a visit!

Went to see the brilliant photo exhibition about the d/Deaf community in Wirral. The cafe is great too. The mini afternoon tea is great value

Held our 10th anniversary and wedding vow renewal party. Access to two large galleries, cafe and garden Perfect setting, staff so helpful. We organised our own buffet and drinks but the organiser offered to arrange food. DJ, table and chair covers supplied. The evening was wonderful and I can't stress how easy their staff made it for us. Recommended by a friend as we weren't aware they offered function availability. Magical secret

We had a wonderful visit today. The first visiting exhibition was challenging, inspirational and beautiful in it's simplicity in explaining the difficulties facing people with mental ill-health. The second was a wonderful celebration of hearing and communication issues, which was very moving. We also loved the gallery's collection of artworks that highlighted the skills of local artists. Thank you and congratulations on a truly brilliant gallery. Chris & Jill Mumford.

Interesting local art gallery, lovely displays of local art and nautical history as well as the main art gallery. Good café,Overall a good place to visit,warm,good atmosphere,local art groups obviously meet there,very helpful staff........ and it's free to enter

I went to the Williamson to deliver a painting for their Open call exhibitions. The reception was clean and tidy. The staff accepting the delivery were helpful and professional.

Not knowing what to expect and not really a big fan of museums we were pleasantly surprised at how good this was. The staff were very friendly and the audio was easy to use giving details as you walked around. The immersive areas were fantastic, walking around each area with background music really brought things to life. The yellow submarine, the cavern club, strawberry fields, abbey road, penny Lane... everything was amazing. We visited the actual cavern club the night before and the room in the museum was exactly the same. We are so glad we visited. The shop, cafe and discovery area where you could dress up as a beetle were all great too. Highly recommend, probably the best place we visited in Liverpool.

We had an AMAZING experience at The Beatles Story. Went on a Monday in the late morning. There were 4 of us, including our 8 year old Beatles obsessed son. The self guided audio tour allowed a lot of flexibility for our multi generational group. The exhibits were spot on and great photo ops! Learned a ton, had a blast! Definitely recommend!

It was really good. The replica of the cavern club and the yellow submarine were great. The shop is extensive with loads of beatles merch that my kids are now enjoying. Overall a great day The only downside was everyone walking around with the headphones and little tablets. Almost felt like I was in a zombie apocalypse. I had to keep interrupting my party to chat about it, or be interrupt myself when they wanted to chat.

I recently visited The Beatles Story at the Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool, and it was an unforgettable experience! The museum beautifully captures the journey of The Beatles — from their early days in Liverpool and Hamburg to their rise as global music icons. The immersive exhibits, original memorabilia, and lifelike recreations of the Cavern Club and Abbey Road were amazing. The audio guide, included with the ticket, made the visit even more engaging, with detailed storytelling and music clips that bring the history to life. The flow of the museum is well-organized, and I recommend spending at least 1.5 to 2 hours to explore it fully. 🎟️ Tickets can be booked online (around £20 for adults) and it’s best to reserve in advance, especially on weekends or holidays. The staff were friendly and everything was easy to navigate. 🚆 Getting there: The museum is at Royal Albert Dock — about a 20-minute walk from Liverpool Lime Street Station or a 5-minute walk from James Street Station. Buses and taxis are also convenient, and parking is available nearby. 💡 Visitor tips: • Go early to avoid crowds. • Don’t skip the audio guide — it adds so much depth! • Combine your visit with nearby attractions like the Maritime Museum or Tate Liverpool. • Wear comfortable shoes and take time to browse the Fab4 Café and souvenir shop. Overall, The Beatles Story is a must-visit for fans and even those with a casual interest in music history. It’s emotional, nostalgic, and very well presented — a true tribute to the Fab Four! 🎶

Very nice experience with a great history behind the band. You go down the steps into the entrance and are invited to have a green screen photo of yourselves as the beetles, Headsets are provided with short video's shown as you go around and yes you can sit down at various stops and enjoy the story, art, photos and videos of your self guided tour it IS a place to visit if your visiting the UK and enjoy old music and history made and shaped modern sound you have today. I provided a FEW photo's but you will have to visit to enjoy what's there ! Ps The staff are very friendly as are the locals who will guide you to and through the venue 👍

An excellent experience. I spent the best part of 4 hours there because I wanted to learn about all the exhibits. The best part for me was the replica of the Cavern Club - I could just imagine myself there in the 60s, watching the Beatles play! I was slightly let down by the audio guide gadget, which stopped working halfway through my time there. Because there were no staff inside the exhibition, I had to walk through to the end, get a replacement and then go back in. That's why I've removed a star.

What a great place to visit if you want to know the story of the Beatles, very informative and well set out. Audio talks available if you wish or you can walk round and read the information at your leisure

I absolutely love this museum! If I ever had the chance to work here, I’d take it in a heartbeat. As a huge music enthusiast, I truly enjoyed exploring the history of iconic bands and artists, and seeing their tour outfits displayed in the cabinets. I even had fun trying out the drums and using the vocal booth myself. I’m from Bradford, but honestly, if I lived in Liverpool I’d be here every day! Highly recommend this place to any fellow music lovers :D 🎸🥁🎤🫶🏻

I was born in 1955 and this journey through British pop music starts a little earlier with skiffle and goes all the way through each era to the present day. I found this a fascinating journey bringing back a wealth of memories. I also noticed the interest in our pop history from both younger people as well as foreign visitors. Two hours plus well spent

Highly recommended for every music lover. See, listen to, experience and learn everything about British music starting from Jazz up to today. Lovingly prepared displays and lots of interactive stuff leave nothing wanting. And an absolute plus: really, really nice and helpful staff! Two thumbs up!! Will come back.

There is loads of different exhibits and bits to see ranging from music in 1940 to the modern day. There is also an interactive part where you can play different instruments. The staff are really friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit

Came here on the first day of the Live Aid pop up, and I was delighted to purchase the official calendars and singles of ‘Do they know it’s Christmas’ and ‘Feed the World’ which have been locked away since 1986/7! On top of that, the whole experience was a must see/do. Zooming through the 50s to the 60s right up until present day. Concluding with (my favourite part), the recording studio and drums/bass/guitars mini digital lessons. It was a real treat and a must do when in Liverpool!

Really enjoyed it at the British Music Experience, however I do feel like it's overpriced for what it is. We booked online as this was cheaper than at the venue itself. Interesting insights into British music throughout the decades, very interactive with a chance to play some instruments too.

Fantastic place to visit. Great memories looking at the items on display. There are some great interactive items from a dance stage to the chance to play some classics keyboards and guitars. Spent long there than I expected, so much to see and do. Would highly recommend a visit for all music fans. Shop has a good selection of items. There is also a cafe and even some lockers so you don't have to be carrying too much around. Staff are great, and our tickets allow us to return, which we intend to do later in the year.

A really nice and interesting museum. It was very quiet on Saturday morning so we could walk around calmly and enjoy everything. After that we bought some nice souvenirs in the gift shop. The lady at the counter was very friendly!

Brilliant place, worth a visit, its full of excellent artefacts, tapestry, paintings, sculptures, thank you for sharing this lovely place. The surrounding area is also worth a visit. The cafe was A1, coffee was so nice and rich, cakes were moist, fresh and we ended up having several cakes. The scones were also fresh and enjoyable. The young brunette lady who served was brilliant and polite and very helpful. Definitely recommend this place.

A lovely art gallery with some interesting and delightful pieces. A bonus was the Jim Muir exhibition! Cafe only takes contactless card and they had no gluten free/vegan cake, so they lost one star because I couldn't have a treat! 😂

Easy to get to, and Port Sunlight village surrounding the gallery is an architectural gem in itself. The wide range of exhibits inside the gallery reflect the 'typical' breadth of interests of Lord Lever's family. Sculptures, paintings, ornaments, and furniture from across the globe and spanning Millennia mean there's always something to view. An added bonus was the Jim Moir exhibition of his bird paintings. The cafe in the basement provided good fare too.

Easy to park, right outside. Give yourself 2-3 hours to wander. Well worth a visit, it is free. The museum of Port Sunlight is opposite too. Everything is labelled, loved it.

We were there on Tuesday and no problem with parking. I went to see Jim Moir's paintings of birds which are fabulous, especially the one of the large ravens head showing the reflection of the Tower of London. The rest of the exhibits in the gallery were amazing from the old masters, furniture and pottery. Stopped in the cafe for coffee and cake half way round the place. It was a good afternoon out, I recommend it, well worth a visit. No tickets needed, they just ask for a £5 donation and worth every penny.

Brilliant gallery, wish I'd visited sooner! Jim Moir's display of bird paintings was a highlight and there's a great mix of different things to see here. Staff were friendly and helpful, especially the little black cat outside 😂❤️

Quite a nice place to be, walking along the clean promenade. There are lots of parking areas and parking for disabled people. Also, there are plenty of spots to sit and chill. When it's windy, a light jacket or jumper is advisable. The only issue is the number of dog owners allowing their dogs off the leads.

Great day out on the beach with the kids out for a nice walk out to the islands. Fantastic views, nature and sea air.

Lovely place to stop for a walk, next time we will walk out to the island

Great family beach. In addition to enjoying the beach, there are a number of walks such as the marine lake, and walking out to the little eye or Hilbre Island at low tide. Toilets off the beach and lots of ice cream and food options nearby. Plenty of parking along the marina, and pay and display car parks.

Lovely beach and promenade. Lots of benches to sit on and look at the view. Nice path around the marina too.

Nice beach with a lake that you can walk around on tarmac path. Put there isn't a decent cafe on the front.

Walk here often. Amazing views. Always clean. Plenty of bins for rubbish. Good walk around the wall, don't wear your best shoes, you are likely to get wet feet.

The Royal Albert Docks are a great spot to shop and enjoy the delicious foods Liverpool has to offer. No tickets are necessary unless you want to enter the beatles story experience, which is highly recommended. While.we were there there was always plenty of activity including crew teams practicing in the quay.

Historical landmark and one of the highlights of Liverpool. Perfect place for a morning, afternoon or evening stroll, catch up with friends for a cup of coffee or a drink. Albert Dock has some lovely places to eat with outdoor seating for any weather. Must visit when in Liverpool.

Went in October, cold and very windy both sides of the dock . Mostly places to eat and a few souvenir shops pretty over priced . A sweet shop with a great jellybean pic of the Beatles in the window but again very overpriced. We had coffee & cake in the museum, which was free( not the coffee & cake ) which was the best bit for us lots of history … parking in the docks is £3 an hour which is quite steep . Overall worth a visit .

Always love visiting this place. Day trip with my family and parents. I completely forgot museums are closed on a Monday! Still, there was lots to see and do 😀

These are the largest, oldest buildings. There is The Beatles museum, Travel lodge, as well as independent shops, and cafes. Very busy place, lovely views over the docks.

Very picturesque and lots of lovely looking restaurants although we didn't sample them. Nice just for a wander round, would love to return and explore further. My first time in Liverpool so it was a must see!

Great area... especially with the Beatles statue. An accoustic musician was performing Beatles tunes next to it, which set the tone. We started there on our Liverpool adventure. It was a relaxed environment, everyone was friendly and we felt safe the entire time. Being right on the water, it was great bird and people watching and we even snagged an ice cream from a street vendor while having a bit of a rest in the sun. Lovely experience and fantastic location!

We went to visit it but it was closed due to renovations. The area is nice, spacious and there’s a lot of stores. I was told the museum has incredible exhibits and it’s worth spending time there. There are toilets in every big block and lots of walking spaces.

I popped into the Maritime Museum in Liverpool, and honestly, it’s a gem! Tucked away in the cool Albert Dock, it’s got this vibe that pulls you right into the city’s seafaring soul. You’ve got everything from old ship models to stories about the Titanic that hit you in the feels, plus a really moving section on the slave trade that doesn’t shy away from the tough stuff. It’s all super interactive, so you’re not just staring at dusty relics. Best part? It’s free (though I tossed in a donation). Perfect for a quick visit, maybe an hour or two, and you can swing by the Tate Liverpool after. Loved it—total must-see if you’re into history or just curious!

My Visit to the Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool My visit to the Merseyside Maritime Museum in Liverpool was both educational and fascinating. Located at the historic Albert Dock, the museum beautifully showcases the city’s rich maritime heritage and its vital role in global trade and migration. The museum, part of National Museums Liverpool, also includes the UK Border Force Customs & Excise exhibits, which offer an eye-opening look into smuggling, trade, and law enforcement at sea. The displays are well-organized and interactive, covering everything from the Titanic and Lusitania stories to Liverpool’s role in the slave trade and world wars. The Customs Gallery was especially interesting, featuring real confiscated items and explaining how officers track illegal goods. Visitor Tips: Entry is free, making it a must-visit for history lovers and families. Plan at least 1–2 hours to explore the exhibits, and visit the shop and café overlooking the dock for a relaxing break. The museum is also wheelchair accessible. How to Reach: The museum is located at Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool L3 4AQ, a short walk from Liverpool James Street Station and well-connected by local buses. There’s nearby parking at the Albert Dock car park. A visit to the Maritime Museum offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and real-life stories — a wonderful way to understand Liverpool’s deep connection with the sea and the world.

The Maritime Museum at the Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool is a renowned cultural institution celebrating the city’s rich maritime heritage. Located in the historic and picturesque Royal Albert Dock, the museum explores Liverpool's significant role in global seafaring, trade, and migration. The museum features engaging exhibits on topics such as the Titanic, the Lusitania, and the city's vital links to the transatlantic slave trade. Visitors can delve into detailed displays of historic ships, maritime art, and artifacts, as well as learn about the evolution of Liverpool as one of the world’s most important ports. With interactive exhibits, educational programs, and a stunning waterfront location, the Maritime Museum offers a compelling experience for history enthusiasts, families, and tourists alike. It's a key part of Liverpool's UNESCO World Heritage waterfront and provides insights into the city’s profound relationship with the sea.

Great museum with great guides. Great place to bring family, pupils, students to learn about British history, the trans Atlantic slave and how much Britain had to do with it, among many other things. Highly recommend! For anyone bringing children, please brief them on being respectful for there's a lot of sensitive history displayed.

Incredible place with so much history. Suitable for all ages and also has interactive features throughout. Free to enter but a £5 donation is appreciated. Well worth £5. But it's not mandatory to pay. So a low income family could visit for free.

I personally feel this Maritime museum in Liverpool is better than the one in London. Really enjoyed it. There are 3 floors showing different themes to make me understand so much about the maritime’s world. Also there are a lot of parts to make kids interested. Will definitely bring kids to come again. 2-hour trip with kids is an ideal timing to enjoy I suggest. Definitely A Great Museum👍

The Liverpool World Museum is a must visit cultural landmark in the city. Best of all, it’s free to enter and perfect for both adults and kids. The museum has so much to see, from the Planetarium, Dinosaurs, Ancient Egypt, and Endangered Plants to the Bug House and Aquarium. Each floor offers different themed exhibits, so there’s something for everyone. Plan to spend around 2–3 hours here. Afterwards, you can easily walk to St George’s Hall and Liverpool Central Library, both right next door. A great way to spend a day in Liverpool!

I absolutely loved this museum. Five floors of amazing facts, history, and knowledge, yet my mum and I only made it to the third floor. We spent four whole hours just wandering through those first three levels, soaking everything in. The aquarium was a delight. I was amazed to learn that it is the second-oldest aquarium in the world, and from what I could observe (with my admittedly limited knowledge), the fish and other marine animals seemed well cared for which is a big plus in my book. And then came the permanent Egyptian exhibit. A dream come true. I’ve always been deeply fascinated by ancient Egypt, and this museum’s collection is truly outstanding. Dare I say it even surpasses the British Museum’s Egyptian section? I could be wrong — it has been a while since my last visit there — but that was my honest impression. And the mummy room? I could have spent hours in that one space alone. I’ll definitely be back. There are still two more floors waiting for me, and I can’t wait to uncover the rest.

Visited the World Museum Liverpool and absolutely loved it! It’s such a fascinating place with so much to see — from space and nature exhibits to ancient history. The Ancient Mummies section was definitely my favourite; really well presented and full of interesting facts. It’s a perfect spot for families or anyone who enjoys exploring museums — you could easily spend a whole day here. Parking nearby can be a bit tricky, but once you’re inside, it’s totally worth it. A must-visit if you’re in Liverpool!

A lovely experience and completely free (unless you want tickets for a talk). We only visited the Egyptian tier but even so that had plenty to offer with the mummy room and great memories for my grandmother who visited Egypt herself. There is a gift shop and nice cafe area. Also grateful for the seating areas because we sure did underestimate the stairs!

My family and I visited the World Museum for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Intuitive layout of different areas of interest; the aquarium was wonderful and sympathetically created, and the cafe was spacious and inexpensive. Unlike other similar museums we've visited, we are happy that The World Museum is NOT an adventure playground, often appealing only to very young children. This museum has great interest for ALL ages, and we hope it remains this way. We can't wait to visit again soon.

Lovely museum, the sections are small so little ones should not get to bored but if they are wanting more then maybe disappointing to them. Great for free day out. Cafe was really reasonable and the seating area was stunning. Cute little gift stop. Also lockers. Can rent locker for the day £2 but have to pay £5 on the day and then £3 gets refunded to you. Great if your hotel won’t let you check in. Will take backpacks and slim suitcase as have different sizes

This is quite a basic natural history museum. The majority of the exhibitions are free and quite interesting but they are small and simple. The most interesting exhibition is the Egyptian one with real mummies and artifacts that you won't see anywhere. Word of advice, if you hate kids this place will be a nightmare for you. It is packed even during weekdays. Also, this is an issue in every close space in the UK but why does it have to be so damn hot inside on a summer day??

As an art and architecture enthusiast, the Walker Art Gallery quickly became one of my favourite spots in Liverpool. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted with a sense of grandeur—elegant halls, beautifully lit galleries, and a layout that allows each piece to breathe while still flowing seamlessly between periods and styles. The permanent collection is impressive, ranging from classical works to Victorian masterpieces and striking contemporary pieces. It's a joy to wander through the different rooms, each revealing new textures, colours, and stories. I always find myself lingering a little longer than expected, drawn in by both familiar favourites and hidden gems. What I also truly appreciate are the occasional exhibitions. They bring a fresh energy to the space and offer new perspectives, often highlighting themes or artists that complement the main collection beautifully. These temporary displays feel thoughtfully curated and make each return visit feel like a new experience. The building itself is just as inspiring as the art it holds—a stunning example of classical architecture that elevates the entire experience. Whether you’re an art lover or simply curious, the Walker Art Gallery is a must-visit. It’s a place where creativity, history, and beauty come together effortlessly.

amazing colllection of arts, sculptures and crafts! absolutely loved the current exhibit they have for contemporary art. the only problem i had during my experience was the labeling of the pieces --- the info about the art was not placed directly in the same section and it was inconvenient to look around for them somewhere else. it disturbed the momentum of going through the rooms that were arranged in chronological order. otherwise, a must visit gallery!

A wonderful gallery, free except for special exhibitions. Some fabulous pieces of art on display and I also visited the Turner special exhibition. That was really well presented and thought provoking. So good that I even indulged in a print on the way out!

Good to visit this important gallery, crammed fl if astounding 19th century art, including the iconic "When Did You Last See Your Father?". I could have taken or left the Biennial however, which was underwhelming. But Liverpool is an amazing and vibrant city, and this gallery is a captivating tribute to its heritage.

Apart from the woke comments on some exhibits, some of which were nonsense. It was an excellent visit. Beautiful pictures, Henry VIII and Elizabeth I were amazing. Pop art exhibition was fun.

John Moores prize on now till 2026. Great selection. Free entry great cafe must see! Lucky to have all of the collections here.

Very easy way to spend a few hours. Managed to attend the Turner exhibition which was excellently curated, but the permanent collection is fantastic.

Strange experience, the exhibition was pretty good, however having ving visited other ww2 secret bunkers and Bletchley Park, I felt this site was overly pretentious about its role in turning the tide of war to the extent of diminishing other efforts. We were upsold tickets for a ferry tour. Which we could use as the last ferry sailing was 4 pm, after we had viewed the exhibition. We were also overcharged and the gentleman lounging behind the desk was quite abrasive which immediately soured the experience. If you are going in the afternoon abd want to do the ferry do that first, get the ferry tour out the way as its last sailing is 4 and the exhibition is open until 6.

I happened to be visiting friends in Liverpool and had a bit of time to kill while they were at work and popped in here, as a former history major. I was unaware of this spot before a random search, but was well worth the visit. Lots of good historical bits to take in, interesting info about Russian/British cooperation in the northern seas, plus the planning and execution of Normandy.

An awesome little experience! If you are interested in the history of Liverpool, and the role the city played in the war, visit here. Extremely informational, preserved in an incredibly authentic way and filled with atmosphere. An awesome time if you are interested in this kind of thing.

The Western Approaches and WREN museum was great. It contains tons of great exhibits and information in the exact bunker used during WWII. It was very intersting to understand the vital role this command played in ensuring the safe delivery of supplies to allied posts including traversing the Artic Sea to deliver planes and supplies to Russia. The addition of the WREN museum was a nice bonus and provided insight to the key roles women played in keeping the war effort going.

Fantastic little gem, I lived in the local area my whole life never knew this was here. Fascinating bit of history so much I didn't know! We will definitely be going back!!

Really immersive and well presented narrative of the city during WW2, and what life would have been like In this setting, also very informative of the women's roles in different services from WW1 up to the present day. What's great is that very few items are kept behind glass, you are encouraged to pick up documents and items, to understand the vital work this incredible place undertook.

Outstanding experience. So many fascinating exhibits and recreations telling the story of the war in the Atlantic during WWll. Wonderfully friendly and knowledgeable staff available in period dress all adds to the atmosphere in this hidden gem of a museum.

It's a really nice park, huge with a very sizeable lake in the middle. The restored Victorian palm house truly is the gem of this park. Sadly there is still an air of run down and neglect here over the rest of the park. It would be worth spending the money and bring it back to it's true potential.

Beautiful park and plenty of spaces. Beautiful greens plenty of trees cafe parking glass house palm. Lakes little.secret nooks plenty of walk ways. Easy access. Busy section or quiet. Gorgeous place

First time visiting the palm house. Lovely place. Interesting facts to read on way around. The cappuccino and cake in cafe were really good too. Then a lovely walk around the lake. Excellent morning.

I love this park it's one of my favourite places to walk. Toilets can be dubious at times but there are 2 cafes and both serve great icecream. Great play area for kids. Big enough for everyone to find a place, even a secluded one, on a hot day.

Wasn't sure what to expect here but what a treat a lovely Palm house with information about the plants very well maintained. Had a drink in the little cafe at the entrance of palmhouse it wasn't expensive and very good. Lots of tourists around taking pics. Really good place to visit while walking round the lovely park.

Great for a run or a walk and good facilities too. I was there for a walk today - plenty options for using different paths and see lots of bird wildlife on the lakes/streams. Fountains and monuments with information boards to add interest. A very relaxing place to be.

Fantastic park to walk around,very beautiful surroundings, if you love walking and exploring then this is the very place for you. Definitely coming back again.

What an amazing experience. My son had a teacher training day, so we decided to visit Quirky Quarter and it did not disappoint. This place is a must-see attraction for anyone. It’s exactly what the name suggests, very quirky and full of surprises. I won’t give anything away as it would spoil the fun, but if you’re at a loose end for something to do or just want to feel like a kid again and get some brilliant photos, this is the place to be. We had such a great time. The staff were amazing, and we both left with huge smiles on our faces and a great memory to share. I’ll definitely be back with my other son soon. Thanks for such a brilliant experience.

Went here with my husband on a sunday. We had an absolute ball, so many different activities to do, everything is so creative!!! Staff were all wonderful, polite and really helpful to get the best pictures and experience each activity. Plenty of time to go through at your own pace. I have uploaded a few of the pictures, we came out with 42 plus videos there was that much to do🤣 Would definitely return!

Worth the visit lots to look at and do! It’s very interactive for just over the hour. It’s full of illusions and quirky interesting would recommend it! Staff are very approachable and helpful too, It’s great for everyone Families, friends or couples of all ages when we went.

We came to Liverpool to HM passport office. So we had 3 hours free. So my sister booked this event which I had no idea about. We came in here and spent as much time and 2 hours flew inside. The staff was so friendly took our jackets, helped us with puzzles, took our photos of groups. The friendly staff made it more enjoyable. If it wasn't for the staff we would have not have known some of the illusions. A 2 min walk from car park £5 for 2 hours. A big thank you to the Quirky Quarter team Highly Recommended 10/10.

This is a fun and interactive museum. They have lots of interesting exhibits that challenge your mind and help you see things through new perspectives. We would highly recommend it for visitors with curiosity and who enjoy optical illusions.

Visited this place on 4 July and really enjoyed it. There is so much to see and do but to get the most out of it, you really need to engage with each 'stand'. Once you do this, it becomes far more interesting. We spent 90 minutes, laughed a lot and were intrigued by loads of the 'stands'. The staff were on hand to help out and were really enthusiastic, to take advantage of them to get the most out of this place. Don't rush it, take your time and have a blast.

We visited Quirky Quarter on Saturday and had a brilliant time! It was full of fun, laughs, and surprises. The exhibits are super interactive and perfect for getting some quirky photos – it’s definitely not your average day out! The staff were great too – friendly, helpful, and always on hand to offer tips on how to make the most of each illusion or challenge. Highly recommend for families, couples, or groups of friends looking for something different and fun in Liverpool.

I didn’t notice the “closed” notice on Google, so I couldn’t find the entrance and ended up wandering around for 30 minutes. Make sure to check the reopening schedule before you visit!

The creative area for kids is good. It is a good option for keeping kids involved in activities. Art section is good. Two galleries to see. Nice and polite staff.

There is virtually nothing to see inside. Two galleries and a small shop. I'm not a fan of contemporary art and the biggest gallery is presenting this in their biennial collection. The second gallery has some rather interesting photos.

Complete disappointment! The building is being refurbished, so we were directed by a notice assuring us that there was a temporary exhibition space alongside the RIBA where we would be able to see some art. We spent a while trying to find the building as there were no signs outside indicating we were at the right place. Having finally found it, we were told that there was no exhibition after all, and only one room with a rather uninspiring RIBA display that we were in no mood to try to interpret. What a shame!

There are a lot of worthy exhibits. As is usual in modern art, without descriptions not much would be clear, but the writing is very decent and really makes you see the meanings behind the clutter of objects. Picasso and Dalí are modestly neighboring with the most daring exhibits.

The major Tate was under refurbishment so we went to the tiny Tate which was ok but.not a huge amount in it

It's a pared down set of exhibits while the main museum building is undergoing renovation. I loved both the Tates in London but was quite disappointed. Will have to come back when it reopens.

A really good family day out. Was sceptical at first due to the ticket price but then realised that that full price ticket is an annual pass and we can go back as many times as we like during the year. The activities for the kids were engaging and exciting. We spent nearly 5 hours there. The Burrows and the Cafe were great also. Would highly recommend.

I go to eureka regularly and my kids and I love it!! The shows in the theatre are amazing! The burrow is so good for them to get creative building with the blue blocks and museum is so well done. The staff are always helpful and friendly and we always have a great day. Thank you Eureka!

Decent activities, can spend a few hours there easily. Not as comprehensive as the original one. As with many educational places, let down by it's own practices. Signs about the importance of looking after the climate and environment, gift shop full of soon-to-be landfill.

Visited the older site in Halifax many times before. This was a nice new fresh museum, with different exhibits. We went on an inset day, which made it very quiet so our daughter could spend longer on the exhibits she liked, and also got to torment all of the staff who were around looking after the different areas.

Took my 9-year old niece. My biggest irritation was the effort spent lecturing visitors on plastic use and recycling in the exhibits didn’t extend to the gift shop, which was full of cheap plastic tat. Not the best look. If you’re going to preach these values, live them please. It was a decent couple of hours on a Saturday afternoon, not particularly busy. It’s shiny and there are some cool interactive elements. We both enjoyed the craft area.

Lovely little trip to Eureka in the wirral! Kids got in free with their blue peter badges 💙 so much to see and do! We did the splash lab and did experiments with water and then headed to the water show, they where both 30 minutes long so it breaks up the day. Their is a couple of tables to sit and have your picnic. The food is reasonable. But queues was busy. There are 2 car parks, one of the machines where very slow. So headed to the other car park to get a ticket or you can pay for the car park inside the place.

Fantastic day , day out for the grandchildren, brilliant informative session on the brain , caters for all age groups , staff were friendly and helpful. The smelling session was also very good , lot of thought has gone into this venue and would give it a 10 out of 10 as a place to visit , thank you to all the staff who made it a memorable day .

Visited today for the first time. Lots of parking and free entry. Animals feed available to buy for £1. Friendly staff on the front and also gave some vegetables for the animals as donation at the front. Cute way to spend a morning as a family. Very happy to leave a donation to support running of the farm

What a hidden gem! This lovely little farm is completely free to enter, with free parking right next to it—can’t beat that. 🐐🚗 There are loads of adorable animals to see (some even have their own names on signs—so cute!), and you can buy feed to give them a little snack. The staff are super friendly and clearly care about the animals. It’s such a great spot to take kids for a fun and relaxed day out. Highly recommend for families or anyone who just loves animals!

Great farm and play area, food prices not to bad and taste good, cold drink selection and ice creams, lovely and friendly area, we have been a few times, animal food £1 and decent amount, enjoyed our visit

Can't believe it's free to visit! Food pots to feed animals only £1 each. Lovely place to spend an afternoon feeding the animals. Also has lots of hand washing stations, clean toilets, a cafe, picnic area and children's play areas. bought some lovely fresh eggs to take home too

Brilliant day out with my nephews children. Plenty to see and do. Interaction with the animals. Children's play and picnic area. Plus a restaurant. I would highly recommend, you won't be disappointed!

Great playground for 2 to 6 year olds and lovely couple of hours. Wooded paths and animals are great too. Bring wellies and muddy puddles gear for muddy play in wooded play area (a bit run down, but fine if you're prepared to get a bit mucky).

A nice place. No entry fee, we can spend an hour or two, kids will love the place. Has a nice cafe, plenty of play area, beautiful areas for adults and kids. Lots of parking as well. Donations accepted, a few of the animals and birds are rescued.

Brilliant, took my son here yesterday who is 5, so much fun and lots to do, full day out with great food. Highly recommend

Kids love this place. Maze's are well thought out and lots of fun for both children and adults. Lots of other activities for the kids to do. Fantastic entertainment on a nice day. Food and drinks are also available to purchase. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Plenty of free parking available.

Review based on under 3s experience. Absolutely amazing! If you're a young toddler parent at under 3s it's even more worth the price but I would still come if he was over 3 because this is such a fun outdoor and indoor experience at such a good price. There is so much to do and you definitely need the full day. We're currently still here but it already deserves my review. So far my toddler has played on the outdoor playground the jumping balloons and the indoor soft play which may I add is brilliant, it's so big and clean given it's on a farm! The layout is great better than any soft play that's open all year round. Really wish they would stay open all year round and make something suitable for all seasons because this is such a fun place to be. I called before hand and the man who picked up the phone was also ever so friendly and informative. We will be back! Wish we got a season ticket.

Very good place. Lots for kids to do and food prices ridiculously cheap. Would definitely be returning.

A good day out all round. We enjoyed the zip line, the pillow trampoline, air blaster, the maze, and the tippee was handy for lunch!

This has got to be one of the best days out on Wirral. Not just the maze but so many other activities to keep kids entertained. Really great value to get all that included in the entry price. Really reasonably priced food too. So important for families to have somewhere fun to go within their budget. Well done to those who run it.

A fantastic family day out for everyone. For just £13.95 you really can’t go wrong, there’s so much to do. The food selection is excellent value for money, there are no hidden costs when you arrive except for food/ice cream - every single activity on site is included and the kids were kept entertained the whole day. Staff are fantastic and the ice cream was delicious.

Enjoyable time to be had. Can get busy in peak times. Toilets and a couple of cafes to go at. Parking reasonably priced and by card payment. Steps to beach steep and waterlogged at times but worth the trek. Not wheelchair friendly although tracks long the tops can be accessed for persons with limited mobility.

Lovely clean beach, the park area above is lovely too. Spent a nice few hours relaxing and reading. Parking area is fairly small, there may be more parking but I was lucky enough to nab a space as someone was leaving as I arrived.

So this is literally sand and water type of beach with no promenade. We were expecting a proper seaside experience and it's just sand and unadulterated shore. Its nice for a picnic and if u like unspoiled beach.

A shingle beach on Wirral peninsula and river dee flows and meet the Irish sea.Enjoy walk and hikes,wildlife watch and perfect place for relaxing and unwinding. Parking and cafe around the beach.

Lovely clean beach. Good stretch to walk on. Although it is steep with alot of steps to get down and its tiring climbing back up. Water is clean. Car park is medium sized and there is a cafe (never visited it though) it links with the wirral way circular trail so can walk that too. Does get busy if the sun is out or weekends.

nice beach. great view and parking lots

One of the nices beaches I have visited because of the peace and quiet 🤫 and we came on Friday afternoon. We left the car on Wirral country park car park and then followed the signs for the beach. I was well impressed as there weren't a lot of people at all. My daughter was a bit disappointed because we didn't get to play in the water even though I did check the high tide time, 7m wasn't high enough, opt for 8m and you will get the sea close enough. Plenty to explore, you can't play on cliffs but I liked just looking at them as they seemed very dramatic in places. Highly recommend this place for a peaceful day out.

Popular park for dog walkers and walkers alike, beautiful wooded area with views across to Liverpool and North Wales. Parking available and small cafe, run by local authority with basic menu and serving tea and coffee.

Park has lots of great open areas to run around and play. Also wooded areas to explore. Miniature railway is excellent, really nice people and variety of trains to ride on for donations.

Absolutely cracking park with lots of different walks. Be careful, though, there's not a lot of marked walkways, so it is easy to become a bit disoriented if you don't know it well or like to just wander where your feet take you. Still, it's a great place to get lost and enjoy the various views and habitats.

Love woodland area to go for a walk with the family. On a Sunday there are miniature trains you can ride for a small donation. Lovely lake to walk round. Nice little cafe card only payments. Also you have to pay to park. Overall lovely place to walk with the family

Great place to walk the dogs. Beautiful park and a lovely cafe on the way back to the car park that has a good menu selection. We always go for the scones with jam and clotted cream with a pot of tea! Delicious

Absolutely love this place!!! 40 min drive from Liverpool City centre and such a gorgeous bit of nature!!! The trees are amazing!!! Parking is cheap and well worth it. There's a mini railway, toilets and a cafe although never been. Great walk for the dog in all weather! Can get a really muddy in the winter but the most gorgeous in the autumn

Royden park is a gem in the wirral such a beautiful country park which often gets overlooked. There are so many walks and trails to explore which makes it a great place for dog walking and taking the kids as it never gets stale. The park also features a seasonal miniature steam railway which is fantastic to see and popular with all (do check online first as it only runs on certain days) there is a fishing lake which is so peaceful and a nice place to stop and take a seat. There is a large car park which usually always has spaces and is approx £1.00 per hour. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area.

Would not recommend. The place was not just dirty but filthy. Chairs, tables, play area all sticky. Under 2s area looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in a long time. I would avoid and travel further to a soft play which is more suitable for under 2s. Ginger guy on the desk seemed off with me at first but when spoke to my partner suddenly perked up. The other guys seemed nice and friendly though, that has to be said.

This was a large latte! Surely there isn't supposed to be this much foam? Dirty looks from some staff. Daughter was too old to play with her brother.

Great for kids' parties 🥳 Helpful staff It's quite small, the play area, but I guess it's designed for only 2 or 3 parties at a time.

The children loved it. We went for a 4 year old birthday. There was enough for them to do both inside and outside.

Went for the first time on Sunday. It was fully booked. Play area is small. But there is a park outside, so I was looking forward to it, but it was a pity that I couldn't use it even though it was sunny. Fries weren't very tasty.

We had our Daughter's 5th Birthday Party on 22/01/2022. The party host was very organised and super helpful. The children loved every minute. The food was well presented and fresh followed by ice cream :) Excellent value for money. (very reasonable price) Would recommend for a hassle free kids party. Thanks Mini Monsters xx

Always a great place for kids parties. Reasonably priced and well maintained play equipment. Some of the tables and chairs could do with an update.

Great place. Smaller than your average soft play - the play area is about 20ft x 20ft - but that works out well. You can always see your kids, and they can see you. This really helps to build your kid's confidence and reduces the amount of time you spend contorting yourself round the climbing frame to "rescue" a child that's gotten themselves stuck and can sit with a decent coffee instead. The reduced age range (0-8) means it's safer for the smaller children as there's no larger kids charging about, and the place is big enough that everyone gets a turn on whatever play thing takes their fancy. It's clean and as tidy as a kids play centre can be. The staff were actively hoovering up the various crisps and crushed biscuits almost as soon as they happened. Decently priced too, with a play and a meal deal that doesn't break the bank. We travelled here on the train, as it's only just over the road from the station, which just added to the fun day out. Highly recommended.

Staff are lovely and will accommodate all your needs if they can. I’ve been going with my grandchildren for years my youngest granddaughter is allergic to many things and they even buy the food in so that she can eat there. They will go out of their way to help anybody. Jess and Terri Ann are amazing As are all the staff. It’s a lovely little place my granddaughter is five now and we still go twice a week if we can after school.

Absolutely love this place. My little one can spend hours a day here and not get bored. The food is lovely and the staff are absolutely wonderful and accommodate all different types of children and all different food allergies. Ive never had a bad experience in the 4 years I have been attending this play centre.

We visited the mad house for a birthday party and was greeted with a warm welcome . My eldest daughter has additional needs, and busy loud soft plays can cause meltdowns and make her feel anxious. But all the staff were great and helped my daughter feel at ease and she really enjoyed herself . Would highly recommend visiting the mad house.

my kids have a ball, a lovely time at the Madhouse. Clean, and the food is delicious and well presented, very much value for money. Above all the staff are attentive, hard working and eager to please xx

My kids LOVE going to the Madhouse. Kids have recently been to another party there where it was super well organised and they had a blast! Can’t recommend it more highly. Great staff, great food, great fun! Thanks Jess and the team!

Lovely little afternoon out the house. Very friendly and personable staff. My 3 year old loves the freedom and I don’t have to stress as I can keep my eye on her from a distance. Be back soon.

Such a great well run club. All the staff were so helpful and friendly. Course was immaculate and the food and drink was equally matched.

Excellent course, always in great condition. A pleasure to visit, a must if you're in the area. Great practice facilities and club house. The views when you're down near the coast are a treat. Sometimes if you're lucky you might just get an ice cream half way round.

Quality track, especially the holes along the estuary, lovely clubhouse, friendly staff and great food 😋

Really good golf course with a lot of good holes. The first 10 holes are great but some of the character of the course seems to remain on the coastal side after you come back to the 11th. However the three times that I have played have been really enjoyable, I would thoroughly recommend this course

Course in good condition, greens will be at their best in a few weeks after dressing, still very quick and challenging. Great clubhouse and friendly staff. Great views across the Dee estuary. Will return definitely, hopefully when the wind stops blowing!

Really comfortable golf course, with great facilities, and some cracking views. So glad I played it.

What a golf course. Perfection plus the facilities at the clubhouse and the staff were fantastic.

Just had a fabulous 360 tour of the Liver Building with our tour guide Kaya today. We we're on the last tour of the day (4.30pm) and were fortunate enough to be the only two on it. Kaya was so friendly and informative and added plenty of little nuggets that we hadn't heard about before. The view from the first viewing platform (underneath the clock face) was superb. There were signs up to show you what landmarks to look for and Kaya gave some interesting facts regarding the size of the clock and its hands. I don't know how she remembers all the facts but she made the tour thoroughly entertaining. The next level takes you to the workings of the clock and a spectacular immersive film on the history of Liverpool. Honestly this was like being in a Disney show, very imaginative. If you don't like loud noises then you can borrow ear defenders. The final level was up to the bell. From here you could see the iconic liver birds. I won't say their names, ask your tour guide what they are as it has a funny story. So to round up the tour, we can honestly say it was fabulous, made even better by such a knowledgeable tour guide. Would definitely recommend paying a visit and well done to Kaya in particular!

Our arranged walking tour of Liverpool, starting at the Liver building, was cancelled last minute...but there we were at the building expecting some Liverpool history. And so we discovered the Liver 360 tour. There was no waiting on this weekday so we joined the 45 minute tour. Our guide was knowledgeable and fun in her patter. The fact that it was raining by the time we reached the outside clock level did not dampen anything. Highly recommended.

Amazing tour and friendly staff......the views a breathtaking and its such a beautiful building. We were told that someone that used to live in a property inside the liver building went back and told the tour guides that as a young lad he used to get inside the liver bird itself as they are so big and have a door on the back. This was before the put a metal frame inside to support the bird. How'd have thought 😳 ha ha 😂

I first went up this decades ago, back in the days when you just had to ring and book to go on what was then a free tour to the top. I hadn't booked this time, but I was still able to be accommodated on the next trip with a wait of 50 minutes. Friendly, knowledgeable and efficient team of staff. The steps aren't steep and there are several stopping points on the way up to the Liver Birds themselves. You stop below the clock faces and there is also a short, projected light show inside which is really worth seeing. Very well run and definitely worth doing. Grand vistas across the Mersey and beyond and all of lovely Liverpool spread out before you. Loads of interesting facts and stories and worth the money. I really enjoyed this trip and highly recommend it if you are in the area.

Fabulous tour which is not advertised enough. Very informative. Plenty of time to ask questions and admire the views, which are just stunning. Great value. I'd like to do it again on a day with blue skies.

Absolutely fantastic experience for anybody,a very well organised and professional event from start to finish.A lovely reception area toilets etc.. The walk up a number of steps we found easy enough.Highlights were the beautiful panoramic views,the area where the clockwork was. the moving video we sat through which took us from design of the building onwards,through the decades really,through war time Liverpool.Through the music scene,football etc,really all what makes Liverpool what it has evolved into.The staff were super friendly,fun and relaxing.They were really well versed in their knowledge and presentation...Will definitely be going again...Thank you.

A very worthy visit, takes just over an hour and there's a bit of stairs to climb although you get a lift to the 10th floor, but the views are worth it especially from the top , 15th floor, the tour guide was very good too. Price was reasonable too

Holds a cafe and toilets facility. The cafe is quite highly priced for it's location and has a high street coffee shop vibe. The outside gardens are beautiful, with several seats around the walkway and there are several picnic benches to the rear of the centre, surrounded by grass. The centre houses classrooms and exhibition areas and appears to he a hub for local projects.

Nice ice-cream. Bare, robotic inside to cafe. An unwelcoming atmosphere. Like queueing up for school dinners. No atmosphere. Comes across as a money machine - nothing more. No friendliness. No customer rapport.

Very interesting for those of us who have never visited the area before. Didn't know there was so much history here, particularly the link with central park in New York? It made the walk around the park much more meaningful and enjoyable? Even on a dull winter's day. The cafe was a welcome feature and we enjoyed lunch here. Toilets clean but fitted with those hand dyers which struggle to blow up a paper bag! A pleasant surprise though, and we would like to return in the spring when everything is coming to life.

Great Park. Best to go in the early afternoon. Be sure to grab a bag of bird food from the park centre. It's only a pound and better than giving the ducks bread. Also, take some fruit and nut mix for the squirrels. They get ready close. My daughter loves them

Visited yesterday with the family. Considering it was a nippy December day with the odd drizzly rain spell there was a constant stream of people heading to the cafe. A modern looking cafe. Medium sized meals. The battered fish was lovely. Had a lovely ice cream aswell. The other part of the centre was shut but still plenty of visitors milling around. I'm sure in summer it will be a bit of a central hub. Visited again today 3rd August 2019. Lots of people milling around enjoying the lovely weather. Cafe staff more than happy to help when my daughters drink wasn't quite right. Great visit 👍👍

Pleasant place to have drinks, light lunch, snacks and ice cream, limited vegan options but what they do is nice, staff are friendly and dogs are allowed

Lovely spot for after a dog walk. Cafe is nice, good capacity inside and out. Ice cream is excellent but not the best for lunch. Very limited options and the food tends to be extremely greasy. Cheap and cheerful. Dogs aren’t allowed inside but you can sit with them outside. Not the cleanest of places. Staff were super friendly and helpful!

Great secluded place for a day walk at the beach. It was too windy when I reached ther but the experience was great.

A short drive from West Kirby, Caldy beach is a hidden beauty spot. This beach is a must, great views, quiet, clean and amazing. parking is limited, also check tide times, I would recommend going 1.5 hours after high tide.

I recently visited Caldy beach with my son, and we were blown away by how wonderful the experience was. First of all, the beach was very easy to access, thanks to the steps leading down to the sand. This made it a breeze to get everyone and everything down to the beach without any issues. The small parking area was also a plus, as it meant that the beach wasn't too crowded, which made it a more peaceful. But what really stood out about Caldy beach was the stunning scenery. The views were absolutely gorgeous, with the tide just going out, revealing the most amazing tide pools and wet sand. The landscape was breathtaking and provided the perfect backdrop for a leisurely walk. Speaking of dogs, the beach looks like a great spot for dogs to run and play in the open space. Overall, I would highly recommend Caldy beach to anyone looking for a scenic location for a family outing or a peaceful walk with their dog. With its accessibility, stunning scenery, and open space, it's a perfect spot for everyone to enjoy."

Nice beach, quiet and scenic. My only problem was dog poop here and there, left me feeling a bit yucky.

Nice local beach, to me better than the one in West Kirby. Today very quiet. Dog friendly.

Stunning little beach at end of lovely upmarket little village. Parking ok but narrow lane entrance and not large enough for numbers of vehicles.

Great place to visit for a quiet peaceful walk along the sandy beach (if the tide is out) also see swimmers regularly on the sunny days using here to launch/exit the water. Great views, area is lovely and kept clean etc.

This is the second time that we have been to The Potting Shed and the overall experience was just as wonderful as the first time. The choice of pottery is fantastic and the fact that they have examples to give you ideas is super helpful. Even when it was busy the staff were still friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. The coffee was delicious, the music choice was perfect and the overall vibe was lovely.

We had a great time here painting for a few hours. We did a pet bowl and a couple of small animal houses (wax burner and fairy house). Great choice of items to paint with wide range of colours to use including black. We got our pottery back in about 10 days which was brilliant. Also had fantastic iced coffee too. Lovely, helpful staff.

This is a great place to go and indulge in a bit of art therapy. I brought my daughter to a special needs day that they hold once a month. It was a wonderful experience, all of the staff were very understanding and used to dealing with SEN children.

What beautiful little gem! The place has a lovely calm atmosphere and the staff are just so lovely! We will definitely be back. This was a beautiful activity on a rainy half term day.

Just after the world imploded "the pandemic" we took our kids to The Potting Shed and made some lovely pottery, my Uncle and Aunt visited us and admired my handy work 😂 With them recently moving to West Kirby they asked where we had made ornaments/pottery? And could they take the kids? They took the kids and once again everyone had a lovely time and made some lovely pottery. We are planning to return sometime soon ourselves as we had a great time when we went during the pandemic. If you haven't done this at least once in your life it's worth it, not just because it's fun but because you get something you can keep for life/until you're uncle drops them outside your house when their dog makes a run for it. On a serious note, when collecting your pottery make sure you bring a box, the paper bags aren't up to much..... It'll save you having to buy MitreBond 😉

the potting shed is one of my favourite things to do, the atmosphere there is so calming and everyone seems so lovely and it’s such a wonderful experience that you can’t help but enjoy it and want to go back every week! i’ve been a few times and every time it’s even more enjoyable than the last, and with the wide range of pottery that’s available, i know that there’s always going to be something new for me to do when i come back! thank you so much for all creating and running such an amazing place!! x

Come here roughly 2 x times per year, always a great experience, been today with my teenager Brilliant selection of pottery and colours Reasonably priced Gorgeous cakes and drinks Staff super friendly and attentive

What a beautiful little theatre this is. We went to see Paul Young last night and had a wonderful experience. The staff were all so chatty and helpful and there was a lovely atmosphere all evening. Would absolutely recommend visiting this theatre if you are in the area.

Lovely venue, very well organised, would definitely go again.

Excellent intimate Theatre, 1st time, Totally Tina Going again September

Has a great range of shows from live music through musical theatre to high drama. If you've not been before (and even if you have) you should check out the programme and maybe try something new

What a fantastic well preserved theatre , steeped in history, intimate setting, staff all very welcoming. Looking forward to a revisit

Love this theatre, so cosy, no seat is a bad seat! A Country Night In Nashville was amazing, will definitely go and see them again.

A lovely local theatre and a fabulous stage with great performances. I'm not local, but I wish I was! Port Sunlight is one of my favourite places.

Beautiful and serene beach to visit all year round.

A reasonably easy access, coastal pathway from Hoylake to West Kirby or reverse. Lovely sea scape marsh wildlife and more.

The Northern most point of the Wirral peninsula is a sandy beach with nice flat walking across to Hilbre Island. Situated behind the Royal Liverpool Golf Club has easy access and some on street parking. Walkable from West Kirby and Hoylake.

A nice shore area to walk around in!

Beautiful location! I'm sure we'll visit again.

Lovely dog friendly beach. Walking out to 2 small and 1 larger island. Must check tide times and safe walking route with posters, coastguard or internet before going as quick sand in some areas. We know from experience. It is terrifying! We were fortunate and managed to stay calm and free ourselves. Won't happen again. 🤞🤞

Beautiful stretch of beach on the Wirral peninsula. Few shops further up the beach at Kirby. Free parking on road close by. Be aware of tide times especially if you're heading over to hilbre island

Lovely walk with many path options and saw an enormous bird of prey which was wonderfully magical - no tickets required

A beautiful, mystical place, filled with a variety of rare species, and unique habitats. Once on the Heath, it seems much, much bigger from the inside, you can get lost amongst the trees and ponds.

Great place love the pond

Fabulous green space. Full of mature trees, ponds and wildlife. A route through to Thurstaston common and Roydon Park. Always lovely no matter what the weather. Parking in layby by Irby cricket club.

Amazing, lived in Wirral all my life & this is the first time I've seen Irby Quarry, it's huge & it's 50 feet high. Worth a visit.

Unmanned with multiple entry points. Wonderful woods with many maintained paths.

Gorgeous place to walk the dog.

The use of Greasby Methodist Church is only on a Tuesday evening each calander month for the Peninsular Arts & Crafts Association.

Best visit I've ever had such a warm genuine welcome.

Meeting place for Slimming World. Great atmosphere. Basic hall but practical for the use.

A lovely service with beautiful singing from the children of Greasby Junior School. The best school in greasby by far

Good venue for parties, kitchen to use seating area and 2 rooms available

Went to soup n sandwich on Wednesday n it was delightful

Best location for blood letting sessions if you live nearby

Just got back from taking my 6 year old daughter and we had the best time! So much fun and great themes on both courses. Every hole was brilliant and my daughter loved it. Especially because her clothes was glowing up in the dark. We will definitely be back again! Brilliant value for money also as you get to play 18 holes!

A little treasure tucked away but easy enough to find. Went with some friends and a visiting 14 year old boy... He was most impressed with this place! We were actually quite late due to a delay at our previous engagement but they were more than happy to accommodate us. The course itself is small but adequate. The neon effect works well, and the themes fit nicely into the arrangement. Good value for money, would definitely recommend for a bit of fun. RM

Lovely experience at Mini Golf Adventures at Activity for all Wirral. Booked a toddler mini golf and soft play session. My little girl and I really enjoyed a course of mini golf. She absolutely loved the neon lights and different space rockets and cars. It was quiet when we went which was perfect for her as she wasn't rushed around the course. And if your little one is still full of energy, an included session of soft play is perfect. The lady who served us was also very welcoming and great with my little girl. Would highly recommend and definitely go again. Thank you Mini Golf Adventures.

Booking system was really easy and they had lots of availability. Rachel, on the front desk, was very welcoming, provided a good explanation of the experience and had an excellent rapport with us. The course is entertaining, challenging and was an excellent activity for two grandparents and a 10 and 12 year old. Would definitely recommend this place for both entertainment and value for money.

Really good mini golf for the money! Cost just over £20 for 18 holes for 2 students and 1 child. Brilliant value for money and helpful staff. I can't recommend it enough!

Recently opened course. Novel! Dark rooms with fluorescent clubs, balls and hole constructions. Two levels with different themes. We enjoyed it, and so would families. Some holes were easy, some quite challenging. Easy parking, and drinks, ice cream and toilets are also available.

Friendly staff easy to get to and a good laugh with the kids. Staff member offered to take photo of us on the podium which I appreciate thank you !

This is not a park. It's greenery for the flats surrounding it and a cut through from queen's drive to edge Lane drive.

Large grassed area near to m62

Watched the reds come home

Playing with daughter

Good