Museum of Liverpool Tourism

The Museum of Liverpool is a vibrant museum located on the Liverpool waterfront, close to the River Mersey. Established in 2011, it stands as a modern institution dedicated to the history and culture of Liverpool city. The museum spans 8,000 square meters and is housed in a striking purpose-built structure designed by the Danish firm 3XN. Its exhibits showcase the city's unique geography, history, and innovative spirit, celebrating Liverpool's industrial past, maritime history, and the cultural influence, particularly in music as the birthplace of The Beatles. The museum tells the story of Liverpool, from its beginnings as a small medieval town to its growth into a bustling, international port and onward to its current status as a city of culture and heritage. Interactive displays, historically significant artifacts, and state-of-the-art technology provide an in-depth exploration of Liverpool's social history, sports, and creative legacies. The Museum of Liverpool is also known for offering stunning views of the Pier Head, part of the UNESCO World Heritage site.