Liverpool
Properties and events in Liverpool
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
A Memorable Moment at The Municipal Hotel
To celebrate Heritage Week, The Municipal Hotel & Spa will host Heritage Tours, offering a unique glimpse into the Municipal Building's rich history as the former home of the Liverpool City Council.
All Saints Childwall
A Priest ministering in Childwall is recorded in the Domesday Book of l086. All Saints is a Grade One listed building. Although the oldest part of the building is 14th century, Saxon stones can be found in the Church Porch.
Cast Iron Church - Heritage Weekends
Come to see the 'Cast Iron' Church.
Church of St. Vincent de Paul , Liverpool L1 5EE
Although this inner city dockland church is almost as the architect Edward Welby Pugin left it in 1857 , it is in no sense a museum !The dynamic commitment of its team of clergy and volunteers have developed its diverse local focus.
Croxteth Hall
Croxteth Hall & Country Park is a unique historical estate surrounding a magnificent stately home and Victorian Walled Garden bursting with history and heritage.
Friends of Williamson’s Tunnels - Williamson’s Tunnels
Deep below Liverpool's streets are the historic Subterranean tunnels & chambers, built by Georgian philanthropist and merchant Joseph Williamson; come for a guided tour, find out about the unique history of this corner of Edge Hill, Liverpool.
Journey Through Waste
Veolia are opening their doors at the Gillmoss Materials Recovery Facility. Come and find out about the journey of your waste and recycling and get an update to help you Recycle Right. Our free tours last about 1.5 hours and booking is required.
Lecture on Thomas Rickman - Original Architect
Dr Alex Buchanan booked to do a Heritage talk on Thomas Rickman. " Heritage talk 3.00 Saturday 13th and 20th." Tickets will be available on Eventbrite.
St Anne’s Church, Edge Hill
Visit this beautiful church which is 179 years old and explore its distinctive architecture. Witness the diverse multicultural communities which are part of its past and present history.
St George's Hall
A wonderful opportunity to visit the Great Hall in the Grade I listed St George's Hall. Located in the heart of Liverpool City Centre, St George's Hall is one of the greatest examples of neo-classical architecture in the world.
St John the Evangelist Church
188 year old church with crypt, graveyard and refurbished hall.
St Mary's Grassendale tour
Come and see the beautiful church of St Marys Grassendale. We will give a guided tour and tell you of links to Queen Victoria, Jack The Ripper, war heroes, wealthy merchants of Liverpool and the finest example of a laminated timber roof in Britain.
The Nordic Church and Cultural Centre in Liverpool - Gustaf Adolf Nordic Kyrka
Visit the Grade II* Listed Gustaf Adolf Church in Liverpool. Designed and built by the world famous architect William Douglas Caroe in 1883. The building was constructed under an Indenture granted by the Aldermen and Citizens of Liverpool in 1883.
The Reader
This Heritage Open Day, we’re celebrating our Mansion House home with a day of live music, house tours, Shared Reading taster sessions, performances from local community choirs, crafts and good food.
Turner Home
Step inside Turner, a hidden Victorian gem by Alfred Waterhouse, architect of the Natural History Museum. Discover our chapel, former morgue, and exhibition. Where 140+ years of care, history, and community still thriving today.
Wavertree Congregational Church
Come and visit the church which is more than 185 years old, features vintage wedding dress display, world war 1 remembrance plaque and baby Willis organ (listed).
Wavertree Lock Up
An octagonal sandstone lock up built over 200 years ago to house drunks and misbehaving locals, erected on the only common land found in Liverpool today i.e. Wavertree Green. At one time housed 2 families during Irish Famine.