Merseyside Maritime Museum Reviews

I've actually been here a couple of times - it's located near Albert dock in Liverpool and it's free to enter. It's not far from Moorfields station and there's plenty of parking near the docks. There's also other museums including the Beatles story, rsetaurants and bars to go to, plus you can take a trip on the 'Ferry 'cross the Mersey'. ...  Read the complete review

this museum is located at albert docks in liverpool it is easily accessible. its about a ten to fifteen minute walk from the train station so its accessible from many places. it shows different stages of slavery through the ages. i found this museum quite disturbing although it does open your eyes to a lot. it teaches you all about prejudice and ...  Read the complete review

Going with my archaeology groupd we decided to visit the International Slavery Museum in Liverpool which is in the Maritime Museum. As such we also got a quick peek into the Titanica and Customs gallery-more about those later. Its located in Albert Dock-easy enough to find. Also here is the Beatles Experience and the Duckmarine. The ...  Read the complete review

We squeezed a trip in here the other day whilst we were waiting to go on the 'Dukw bus' or is it 'Duck Bus'. It turned out to be a really good time filler. The museum has moved since the last time I went about 15 years ago into a new warehouse in the Albert dock. We went on the train so I can't really comment on the parking situation but it ...  Read the complete review

If you are looking for a good museum in Liverpool then I would recommend the maritime museum at the Albert dock. It is one of the museums in the Liverpool eight, a scheme where you buy one cheap ticket and you can get access to eight museums around Liverpool for one year. As the name suggests the museum focuses on the maritime traditions of this ...  Read the complete review