A really fun way for the kids to see Merseyside is from the river, either on the Mersey Ferry or on the Yellow Duckmobile. Many of Merseyside’s attractions like the Beatle Experience and child friendly museums and art galleries are in the city of Liverpool. For recommended family days out in other parts of Merseyside we have had some enthusiastic reviews about Knowsley Safari Park and the Boat museum at Ellesmere Port.
Big Art for Little Artists is the lovely title of the area set aside for children in this world class Art Gallery. Not only are they encouraged to create their own painting, based on a painting they like, but they can also explore art with the help of imaginative multi-sensory experie...
If you're a Liverpool supporter you probably have already been but if you are not, then why not take the family to see how a real professional club is run? The most popular part of the Stadium tour is the walk down the Players' Tunnel to the sound of 45,000 cheering fans, as well as a v...
Fish or frogs, in fact any animal remotely connected to water is probably on display at the Blue Planet Aquarium. There are 20 species of sharks, a large octopus, the comical Clown Fish, multi-coloured frogs, piranhas and all can be viewed in their natural settings through...
UNFORTUNATELY BUG WORLD IN LIVERPOOL IS NOW CLOSED.
Bug World Experience is a great idea. Creepy crawlies have long fascinated children and they are all here and we mean all! From giant spiders to army ants, the lives of these teeming trillions that share our planet are displayed in the ...
Beautiful Tudor Speke Hall is the place to bring the kids if one of them is studying the Tudor period for their GCSEs. It is a large mansion, beautifully restored and renovated by one of those rich Liverpudlian worthies in late Victorian times so you also have the pleasure of vie...
