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Attractions in Wirral
Wirral has a variety of quality visitor attractions, including culture and heritage, the arts, shopping, family and leisure attractions. From the world famous Mersey Ferries, to the popular Floral Pavilion Theatre and Conference Centre, the wealth of things to do makes Wirral an ideal destination for a fun day out or short break.
Our entire peninsula benefits from a rich collection of visitor attractions.
This list at the bottom of this page takes you through the many points of interest you may wish to visit while in Wirral, and if you're looking for something more specific, then enter your search criteria in to the box on the right hand side.
Additionally, you can always download our Wirral attractions leaflet - Wonders of Wirral (File Size 7MB)
For groups wishing to visit Wirral please click here to find out what Wirral has to offer.
*For details about the Wirral Visitor Economy Network and membership please click here*
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Also be sure to check out 'The Beatles Across Mersey' - a tour of memorable Wirral venues. "Wirral played host to the largest ever audience for a live Beatles concert on UK mainland."
Theatres & Music: Wirral's theatres are some of the best in the North West - with events like the International Guitar Festival at the Floral Pavilion Theatre in New Brighton and touring West End shows.
Museums & Galleries: Wirral's rich cultural history with museums, art galleries and architecture all of which make a fantastic day out for visitors.
Do you believe in mermaids? Take this walking trail around New Brighton to discover 6!
Maritime Trail: Discover country parks, the U-Boat story, golf and great beaches along our coast.
Country & Coastal Attractions - With its 25 miles of coastline, and abundant countryside, Wirral's coast and countryside has plenty of attractions and activities.
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Lady Lever Art Gallery
Type
Gallery
Port Sunlight
* Winner of 'Wirral Attraction of the Year' 2017.
Founded and built by Edwardian philanthropist Lord Leverhulme, the Lady Lever Art Gallery is set in the picturesque village of Port Sunlight. Inside, visitors will discover one of the most beautiful collections of fine and decorative art in the...
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Brimstage Hall Courtyard
Type
Shop/Shopping Centre
Wirral
Brimstage is a beautiful village set in an idyllic countryside location at the heart of the Wirral. Easy to find, it's just 1 mile west of J4/M53 - follow the brown signs.
Standing at the geographical centre of Wirral is Brimstage Hall which oozes charisma and is steeped in history and legend...
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Caldy Golf Club
Type
Golf Course
Caldy
The Caldy Golf Club course provides a unique blend of seaside and parkland golf. Situated on the estuary of the River Dee, the course straddles the Wirral Way - an old railway line which is now a country park. It is a picturesque setting with breathtaking views of the North Wales mountains and a...
Spaceport
Type
Science Centre
Seacombe, Wallasey
Take an inspirational journey through space and science at Spaceport.
On the ground floor there’s a variety of out of this world exhibitions that make learning about our galaxy and beyond heaps of fun. The Space Dome Show is a must visit– a 360 degree dome which is currently showing the 25...
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Port Sunlight Museum & Garden Village
Type
Museum
Port Sunlight
Author: Visit Wirral
Port Sunlight Museum & Garden Village, 'Wirral Independent Business of the Year' 2017, 'Wirral Attraction of the Year' 2016 & 2015 and 'Small Visitor Attraction of the Year' at the 2015 and 2014 Liverpool City Region Tourism Awards, is a unique and beautiful 19th century...
U-boat Story
Type
Historic Ship
Woodside, Birkenhead
View the amazing life on board a real German U-boat at this award-winning attraction. With original film archive and interactive displays you will witness all the dramatic action! U-boat Story tells the story of World War II German submarine U-534.
You will see into the cross-sectioned...
New Brighton
Type
Beach
New Brighton
New Brighton is a seaside resort located in the north east corner of Wirral. Home to the Floral Pavilion Theatre and Conference Centre. New Brighton has undergone a £60 million redevelopment scheme -with the Travelodge hotel, restaurants, Light Cinema and Caffe Cream Ice Cream Parlour and Coffee...
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Ideal Picnic Areas
Type
Picnic Site
Thurstaston, Wirral
Wirral has an abundance of pretty spots, ideal for relaxed picnics and days out. Try Leasowe Common, The Gunsite, Wirral Country Park, Royden Park or West Kirby Beach for a great day out!
Leasowe Common
At the heart of the North Wirral Coastal Park, not far from Moreton Train Station and with...
Bidston Village
Type
Historic House/Palace
Bidston
History
Bidston Village has appeared in records since Doomsday, but evidence for occupation goes back to the Stone Age. The Village still maintains its medieval shape of church, farms, village green and manor house.
The Village has a rich heritage, and has been involved in several key...
Thornton Hough Village
Wirral
History
This historic part of Wirral was formerly known as Toritone at the time of the Doomsday Book. The village’s present name was only established when the daughter of Roger de Thornton, the local landowner, married Richard de Hoghe during the reign of Edward II.
In 1889 the very first...
Port Sunlight Village
Type
Historic Site
Port Sunlight
History Port Sunlight is a true delight. Built at the end of the 19th century, this garden village was originally built as a home for workers at the nearby Lever factory. This model village is the work of over 30 architects, and the variety of architecture and the beauty of the buildings is unique...
West Kirby Beach
Type
Beach
West Kirby
This busy little beach is only 300 metres long but it lies between a
kilometre of sand dunes and a further 2 kilometres of vast sand flats
exposed at low water towards Hoylake and the popular marine lake
which is one of the best facilities of its kind in the north west and
recently opened after...
Wallasey Beach
Type
Beach
Wallasey
A popular bathing beach at the eastern end of the North Wirral Coastal Park and next to the Derby Pool Harvester Bar and Grill. The Lifeguard Station overlooks the sandy beach ‘recommended’ by the Marine Conservation Society. There are public toilets at Harrison
Drive approximately 200 yards away....
Royden Country Park
Type
Country/Royal Park
Irby
Royden Park is a large area of parkland adjacent to Thurstaston Common, which offers a wide range of activities and facilities. There are large open areas where children can play freely without fear of traffic hazards and families can picnic. During the summer bank holidays model train...
Boat Trips at Wirral Sailing Centre
Type
Boat Trip
West Kirby
Wirral Sailing Centre offers a range of water sport activities, with courses available for all ages and levels of experience. For further details please go to https://www.facebook.com/westkirbymarinelake
Wirral Sailing Centre also offers boat trips which explore the beautiful Dee Estuary. See...
Wirral Sailing Centre
Type
Marine Lake
Wirral
Wirral Sailing Centre is based at West Kirby Marine Lake and offers a full range of water sport activities, with courses available for all ages and levels of experience.
The ideal place to indulge your adventurous side, this 52 acre lake is totally enclosed and mainly non-tidal, making it an...
Mersey Ferries
Type
Boat Trip
Pier Head Ferry Terminal (Liverpool), Wallasey
Step aboard a Mersey Ferry to see Liverpool’s stunning waterfront at its very best. The decks of the Mersey Ferry offer the best way to see the city’s world-famous skyline. Our River Explorer Cruise takes you on a 50 minute trip where you’ll be captivated by Liverpool’s fascinating history as the...
Wirral Country Park
Type
Nature Reserve
Wirral
Sense of Space
Wirral Country Park is a place of contrasts. Badgers and Foxes hunt the quieter parts, birds nest in the dense hedges or feed on the berries in winter, and you may see up to 10 kinds of butterfly in summer. Head for the 60 feet high, boulder-clay cliffs and look out over the Dee...
Williamson Art Gallery & Museum
Type
Museum
Birkenhead
Located outside the centre of Birkenhead, the Williamson Art Gallery & Museum stands at the core of the Wirral Museums Service, offering fourteen gallery spaces which regularly host changing exhibitions of national and local significance. The Williamson also houses one of the best art collections...
Bromborough Golf Club
Type
Golf Course
Wirral
Located in the mature part of the Leverhulme Estate at the heart of the Wirral Peninsula, Bromborough is renowned as a hidden gem of a golf course; “Wirral’s Parkland Jewel”.
For over 100 years golfers have been tackling the distinctive 18 holes that play between 6300 and 6600 yards depending...
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