A day out along Hope Street has plenty of outdoor fun. Kids will love playing amongst the suitcases and learning about the history of Liverpool through exploring the labels, for example, John Lennon’s guitar case, of this piece of public art. A short stroll away is the subterranean St James’ Garden. With access through a tunnel at the side of the Anglican Cathedral, visitors emerge into a park lined with historic gravestones, and dotted with interesting stone sculptures. It also has its own freshwater stream, and is a great place for all the family to explore. At the other end of Hope Street is the Metropolitan cathedral Hope Street, Liverpool Get crafty at celebrate the Summer of Love Wednesday, August 2 and Thursday, August 3, 1pm to 4pm Get inspired by the 50th anniversary of the launch of iconic Beatles' album Sergeant Peppers' Lonely Hearts Club Band in this fun family craft session and create something to take home with you at the . Free drop-in. Go on a little diggers' adventure July 22, 25, 26, 27 and 28, 11.30am, 1pm and 2.30pm As part of the Festival of Archaeology at the , follow the clues to find the treasures hidden around the museum in this fun and informative hunt especially for younger visitors. Suitable for children 3 to 7 years old. Collect a free ticket from the information desk on the day. Museum of Liverpool, Pier Head, Liverpool Waterfront, L3 1DG Pay a visit to the Piermaster’s House Various dates throughout summer at intervals from 1pm Find out more about the house and life in wartime Liverpool. , 9 Albert Parade, was originally built in 1852 for the piermaster and his family. The piermaster was responsible for ensuring the safe passage of ships entering and leaving the dock at high tide. The house was one of four built on this site, and was the only one left standing following the heavy bombings in the Second World War.
A day out along Hope Street has plenty of outdoor fun. Kids will love playing amongst the suitcases and learning about the history of Liverpool through exploring the labels, for example, John Lennon’s guitar case, of this piece of public art. A short stroll away is the subterranean St James’ Garden. With access through a tunnel at the side of the Anglican Cathedral, visitors emerge into a park lined with historic gravestones, and dotted with interesting stone sculptures. It also has its own freshwater stream, and is a great place for all the family to explore. At the other end of Hope Street is the Metropolitan cathedral Hope Street, Liverpool Get crafty at celebrate the Summer of Love Wednesday, August 2 and Thursday, August 3, 1pm to 4pm Get inspired by the 50th anniversary of the launch of iconic Beatles' album Sergeant Peppers' Lonely Hearts Club Band in this fun family craft session and create something to take home with you at the . Free drop-in. Go on a little diggers' adventure July 22, 25, 26, 27 and 28, 11.30am, 1pm and 2.30pm As part of the Festival of Archaeology at the , follow the clues to find the treasures hidden around the museum in this fun and informative hunt especially for younger visitors. Suitable for children 3 to 7 years old. Collect a free ticket from the information desk on the day. Museum of Liverpool, Pier Head, Liverpool Waterfront, L3 1DG Pay a visit to the Piermaster’s House Various dates throughout summer at intervals from 1pm Find out more about the house and life in wartime Liverpool. , 9 Albert Parade, was originally built in 1852 for the piermaster and his family. The piermaster was responsible for ensuring the safe passage of ships entering and leaving the dock at high tide. The house was one of four built on this site, and was the only one left standing following the heavy bombings in the Second World War.
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