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Why go: A charity-run visitor farm on Depot Road in Kirkby with horses, meerkats, pigs, goats, sheep…
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Why go: A charity-run visitor farm on Depot Road in Kirkby with horses, meerkats, pigs, goats, sheep…
View detailsWhy go: A multi activity centre at Arrowe Commercial Park in Upton with a three tier soft play area…
View detailsWhy go: Ainsdale is a wide sandy beach on the Sefton coast south of Southport, backed by dunes, where…
View detailsWhy go: Allerton Towers is a 35 acre park in south Liverpool on the grounds of a former estate, where…
View detailsWhy go: Arrowe Country Park is around 250 acres of parkland, ponds and woodland in the middle of the…
View detailsWhy go: Awesome Walls Liverpool is an indoor climbing centre in the converted St Albans Church on…
View detailsWhy go: Birkenhead Park is a Victorian public park run by Wirral Council, with two lakes, a children's…
View detailsWhy go: Birkenhead Priory is the oldest standing building on Merseyside, a medieval monastic site on…
View detailsWhy go: An 18 hole indoor neon mini golf course with underwater and space themes, spread over two…
View detailsWhy go: A large indoor aquarium near Cheshire Oaks with sharks, rays and an underwater tunnel.
View detailsWhy go: Bluecoat is a free contemporary arts centre in a Grade I listed building on School Lane, with…
View detailsWhy go: The Botanic Gardens in Churchtown is a Green Flag park on the edge of Southport with a lake…
View detailsWhy go: An escape room centre on Sir Thomas Street in the city centre with themed rooms for teams of 2…
View detailsWhy go: A seasonal farm attraction in the Wirral village of Brimstage, best known for its maize maze…
View detailsWhy go: A music museum in the Cunard Building at the Pier Head covering British popular music from the…
View detailsWhy go: Bubbles World of Play is a two floor indoor soft play centre at Marine Point in New Brighton…
View detailsWhy go: Calderstones Park is a 94 acre park in south Liverpool with Japanese and old English gardens…
View detailsWhy go: Catalyst is an interactive science museum on the Mersey waterfront in Widnes, with hands on…
View detailsWhy go: The cellar music venue on Mathew Street that trades on its Beatles history, with live music…
View detailsWhy go: Liverpool's main public library on William Brown Street, next to the World Museum and Walker…
View detailsWhy go: Chester Zoo is a large zoo and conservation charity at Upton on the northern edge of Chester…
View detailsWhy go: An 11 screen Cineworld at New Mersey Shopping Park with a Superscreen and ScreenX.
View detailsWhy go: St Helens' town centre Cineworld, with Movies for Juniors discounted family screenings, a…
View detailsWhy go: Court Hey Park is a Green Flag park in Huyton with a children's playground, sunken gardens, a…
View detailsWhy go: The strip of council parkland behind Crosby beach, running from Waterloo to Hightown, with a…
View detailsWhy go: Crosby Lakeside Adventure Centre is a council run water sports and leisure centre on the…
View detailsWhy go: A large council run country park in West Derby around Croxteth Hall, the grade II star listed…
View detailsWhy go: Dream is a 20 metre white sculpture of a girl's head by Jaume Plensa, opened in 2009 on the…
View detailsWhy go: Eastham Country Park is a Wirral Council woodland park on the bank of the Mersey estuary at…
View detailsWhy go: A children's science and discovery centre in the Seacombe Ferry Terminal building on the…
View detailsWhy go: Wirral Council's Invigor8 centre in Birkenhead town centre, now operating a single 25m…
View detailsWhy go: Everton Park sits on one of Liverpool's highest points with a panoramic viewpoint off Heyworth…
View detailsWhy go: Farmer Ted's is a farm park at Downholland between Ormskirk and the coast, around 30 to 40…
View detailsWhy go: Festival Gardens on Riverside Drive is the restored oriental garden from Liverpool's 1984…
View detailsWhy go: Flip Out Aintree is a large indoor adventure park on the retail park beside Aintree Racecourse.
View detailsWhy go: A council run theatre and conference centre on the New Brighton seafront, next to Fort Perch…
View detailsWhy go: National Trust coastline at Formby with sand dunes, pine woodland and a wide beach, reached…
View detailsWhy go: Gulliver's World is a theme park in Warrington that the operator describes as specially…
View detailsWhy go: Halewood Park Triangle is a Green Flag park on a former railway triangle in Halewood, run by…
View detailsWhy go: Halton Borough Council's leisure centre on Moor Lane, open since February 2025 and the…
View detailsWhy go: Hesketh Park is a 12 hectare Victorian park in Southport run by Sefton Council, with restored…
View detailsWhy go: Three small tidal islands in the Dee estuary reached on foot across the sands from West Kirby…
View detailsWhy go: An indoor children's activity centre on Wavertree Technology Park with role play, art, science…
View detailsWhy go: An inflatable park run by Activity for All at St Mary's Catholic College in Wallasey Village…
View detailsWhy go: An indoor trampoline and adventure park at Hunts Cross Shopping Centre in south Liverpool…
View detailsWhy go: Knowsley Safari at Prescot combines a 5 mile drive through animal reserves in your own car…
View detailsWhy go: An art gallery in the model village of Port Sunlight on the Wirral, built by the soap maker…
View detailsWhy go: Liverpool City Council's Lifestyles swimming centre at Wavertree Sports Park, with a 50m pool…
View detailsWhy go: An independent museum on Mathew Street founded by the family of Pete Best, the Beatles' first…
View detailsWhy go: The largest cathedral in Britain, on St James' Mount above the city centre, free to walk…
View detailsWhy go: The biggest theatre in Liverpool, on Lime Street opposite St George's Hall and next to the…
View detailsWhy go: A producing theatre on Hope Street, rebuilt in 2014, whose main family event each year is the…
View detailsWhy go: The Anfield tour takes visitors behind the scenes at Liverpool FC's stadium and includes entry…
View detailsWhy go: Lunt Meadows is a 67 hectare wetland nature reserve and flood storage reservoir near Sefton…
View detailsWhy go: A two hour guided bus tour of Beatles sites around Liverpool, leaving from the Albert Dock and…
View detailsWhy go: The River Explorer Cruise is a sightseeing trip on the Mersey Ferry between Pier Head in…
View detailsWhy go: Monkey Town Kirkby is a large indoor soft play centre on Cherryfield Drive, part of a Dutch…
View detailsWhy go: A museum about the city itself at the Pier Head, covering Liverpool's history, football, music…
View detailsWhy go: A canal-side museum of historic boats, workshops and docks where the Shropshire Union Canal…
View detailsWhy go: Ness Botanic Gardens is a 64 acre garden owned by the University of Liverpool on the Wirral…
View detailsWhy go: New Brighton's seafront on the Wirral has a sandy beach, a Marine Lake and public toilets at…
View detailsWhy go: Newsham Park is a 121 acre Grade II listed Victorian park with two large lakes, one of which…
View detailsWhy go: Ninja Warrior UK Adventure Park Liverpool is an indoor inflatable obstacle course on New…
View detailsWhy go: A volunteer-run museum of historic buses, trams and coaches in an old bus depot in St Helens.
View detailsWhy go: Norton Priory is a museum built around the excavated remains of a medieval priory, with a…
View detailsWhy go: The city centre ODEON at the top of Liverpool ONE, with 14 screens including IMAX.
View detailsWhy go: The Wirral's ODEON Luxe, off the Bromborough bypass, with reclining seats.
View detailsWhy go: A 12 screen ODEON Luxe at the end of Switch Island Leisure Park, with reclining seats and a…
View detailsWhy go: An outdoor and indoor adventure park beside Otterspool Promenade in south Liverpool with a…
View detailsWhy go: Otterspool Park runs down to the Mersey, where the promenade stretches from north of Garston…
View detailsWhy go: Pickerings Pasture is a Local Nature Reserve on the north bank of the Mersey estuary at…
View detailsWhy go: Picturehouse at FACT is a cinema inside the FACT arts centre on Wood Street in the Ropewalks…
View detailsWhy go: An art deco cinema that opened on 2 September 1939, closed the same day as war broke out, and…
View detailsWhy go: Port Sunlight Museum tells the story of the model village built by Lever Brothers for its soap…
View detailsWhy go: Princes Park in Toxteth has a children's play area with swings, a rotational climber, a junior…
View detailsWhy go: An indoor attraction of illusion rooms, puzzles and interactive photo opportunities in The…
View detailsWhy go: Royden Park is a Wirral Council country park at Frankby with woodland, a lake, picnic areas, a…
View detailsWhy go: Sankey Valley Country Park is a linear country park in St Helens following the old Sankey…
View detailsWhy go: Sefton Park is a large Victorian park in south Liverpool with a boating lake, playground…
View detailsWhy go: A restored Victorian glass conservatory in Sefton Park with a botanical collection, a cafe and…
View detailsWhy go: Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot is a theatre with a timber Cockpit stage, an exhibition…
View detailsWhy go: A large council run park in St Helens with grassland, wildflower meadows, a lake, ponds…
View detailsWhy go: A Cinema de Lux multiplex on the East Lancashire Road with reclining seats and premium screens.
View detailsWhy go: Speke Hall is a National Trust Tudor manor house on the edge of Liverpool near the airport…
View detailsWhy go: Spike Island is a roughly 70 acre park on the Mersey at West Bank, Widnes, listed by Halton…
View detailsWhy go: Sefton Council's indoor water park on Southport seafront, with two flumes, a lazy river, a…
View detailsWhy go: The neoclassical civic hall opposite Lime Street station, still a working court and register…
View detailsWhy go: A traditional town centre theatre on Corporation Street in St Helens with a long running…
View detailsWhy go: Stadt Moers Park is a large country park in Whiston run by Knowsley Council.
View detailsWhy go: Stanley Park is a 111 acre Grade II* listed park between the Liverpool and Everton football…
View detailsWhy go: The Salvation Army site in Woolton behind the red gates that gave the Beatles song its name…
View detailsWhy go: A Victorian merchant's house in Mossley Hill kept with its original collection of paintings…
View detailsWhy go: A free community farm beside Bidston Hill in Wirral, set around a historic cottage, with level…
View detailsWhy go: Taylor Park is the largest of St Helens' Victorian parks, a Green Flag park with a lake, two…
View detailsWhy go: An indoor electric go karting centre on Sefton Street with a 475 metre multi level main track…
View detailsWhy go: The Atkinson on Lord Street combines a free museum and art gallery with a theatre, library…
View detailsWhy go: A museum about the Beatles in the Britannia Vaults under the Royal Albert Dock, visited with a…
View detailsWhy go: A National Trust guided minibus tour to Mendips, where John Lennon grew up, and 20 Forthlin…
View detailsWhy go: The Sandhills centre on Birchall Street is a bouldering gym with a separate Little Hangar area…
View detailsWhy go: The Matchworks centre in Garston is a bouldering gym with a cafe on site.
View detailsWhy go: Antony Gormley's Another Place is a permanent installation of 100 cast iron figures spread…
View detailsWhy go: The Light is a multi screen cinema at Marine Point in New Brighton with a regular family…
View detailsWhy go: The World of Glass in St Helens town centre tells the story of the local glass industry, with…
View detailsWhy go: A two storey house built upside down at Liverpool ONE, where visitors walk through furnished…
View detailsWhy go: Knowsley Council's Volair centre in Huyton, which the council lists as having two 25m pools.
View detailsWhy go: Knowsley Council's Volair centre in Kirkby, still open and listed by the council with a 25m…
View detailsWhy go: A seven screen Vue on Europa Boulevard, a minute from Conway Park station.
View detailsWhy go: An eight screen Vue in the Ocean Plaza leisure complex on the seafront, refurbished with…
View detailsWhy go: National Museums Liverpool's main art gallery on William Brown Street, with paintings and…
View detailsWhy go: Walton Hall Park is a 130 acre park in Walton with a lake, a small pond for model boats…
View detailsWhy go: West Kirby has a sandy beach on the Dee estuary, one of Wirral's four designated bathing…
View detailsWhy go: The Williamson Art Gallery and Museum in Oxton holds Wirral's art and local history…
View detailsWhy go: Volunteer-led guided tours of the 1800s tunnels dug under Edge Hill for the merchant Joseph…
View detailsWhy go: Willowbees Adventure Play is St Helens Council's Go Active soft play centre inside…
View detailsWhy go: A family farm on Fish Lane near Burscough with animal handling sessions, a farm train to the…
View detailsWhy go: Wirral Country Park at Thurstaston sits on the Dee estuary with a visitor centre, cafe…
View detailsWhy go: National Museums Liverpool's natural history and world cultures museum on William Brown…
View detailsWhy go: A Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust reserve on Fish Lane near Burscough with waterfowl gardens…
View detailsWhy go: Adventure Coast Southport is the amusement park on Marine Drive formerly known as Southport…
View detailsWhy go: National Museums Liverpool's maritime museum at the Royal Albert Dock, about the port…
View detailsWhy go: A miniature landscaped village with working model trains in Kings Gardens on Southport…
View detailsWhy go: Brand new! Drop-in sessions just for parents and carers with babies 12 months and under to…
View detailsWhy go: Bring along the little ones for creative play activities.
View detailsWhy go: It’s never too early to introduce your baby to the magic of books!
View detailsWhy go: Brand New for 2026! Light up the night.
View detailsWhy go: Come to our Little World full of Big Ideas!
View detailsWhy go: Otterspool Adventure drops its ticket to £5 for the weekend, and that covers the lot: the…
View detailsWhy go: A sing-along princess show at Otterspool Adventure, with the big pop songs, dancing and…
View detailsWhy go: Inclusive creative session for children
View detailsWhy go: Join us to celebrate love and light with a very special Diwali session in collaboration with…
View detailsWhy go: Otterspool Adventure drops its ticket to £5 for the weekend, and that covers the lot: the…
View detailsWhy go: A sing-along princess show at Otterspool Adventure, with the big pop songs, dancing and…
View detailsWhy go: Join us for babycinos, blankets and beautiful bedtime stories!
View detailsWhy go: A fun day of dance, crafts and presentations to celebrate the Hindu festival of Diwali
View detailsWhy go: Join us in one of our museum galleries to let your little one be as noisy as they like.
View detailsWhy go: Sensory play for our youngest visitors
View detailsWhy go: Creative play session for our youngest visitors
View detailsWhy go: Come and chat about our objects and images that may rekindle some memories of how we lived in…
View detailsWhy go: Come along and meet scientists from the University of Liverpool at our interactive, hands-on…
View detailsWhy go: Enjoy a live instrumental quartet bringing gorgeous, joyful music to the Museum of Liverpool…
View detailsWhy go: Share your stories about Liverpool in the Merseybeat era with our friendly team
View detailsWhy go: Celebrate Christmas with your little ones at our festive Incy Wincy Rhymers specials this…
View detailsWhy go: Come and have some festive fun with us!
View detailsWhy go: Pitter Patter Painters is a messy, fun-packed workshop for very young children aged 3 and…
View detailsWhy go: A train ride through a winter wonderland, then a private meet and greet with Santa in his…
View detailsWhy go: Join us for a traditional Victorian Christmas at Sudley House.
View detailsWhy go: Cosy up in the magical Storybarn for our special sessions celebrating the most magical season…
View detailsWhy go: Enjoy live music in our main hall
View detailsWhy go: Short and sweet screenings for the littlest cinema lovers inside our cosy Mansion House…
View detailsWhy go: A train ride through a winter wonderland, then a private meet and greet with Santa in his…
View detailsWhy go: Father Christmas gets the credit, but we all know that Mrs Claus is a big help in getting the…
View detailsWhy go: Enjoy live music in our main hall
View detailsWhy go: Short and sweet screenings for the littlest cinema lovers inside our cosy Mansion House…
View detailsWhy go: A train ride through a winter wonderland, then a private meet and greet with Santa in his…
View detailsWhy go: Come down the rabbit hole for a magical adventure where anything is possible!
View detailsWhy go: Get out your tinsel and slip on your dancing shoes because it's time for our Elf Disco in the…
View detailsWhy go: “ A nd I knew then it was to be a magical day” Short and sweet screenings for the littlest…
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