This gallery in Port Sunlight was built by Lever to hold his art collection in memory of his wife - and to make it freely available for his workers living in Port Sunlight. He was immensely rich so he collected items from far and wide, including some great pre-Raphaelite items. The gallery is small but everywhere you look there are... More

Port Sunlight's highlight is a fascinating place. Take a guided you for greater interest. Delightfully small so it's manageable. Port Sunlight itself is also well worth a visit.

If you enjoy art and ancient objects a visit to this art deco era gallery is a must. There's a basement restaurant serving delicious local dishes too! A busy shop sells books,prints and souveniers.

This Gallery has the best collection of the Pre-Raphaelites in England and they are very well displayed, good lighting, no crowding of works togethers, excellent descriptions. The integration of paintings with sculpture and furniture makes for a relaxed feeling. Here you can see Burne-Jones at his most interesting in the context of the early Pre-Raphaelites, Millais, D.G. Rosetti. The Gallery... More

Went with high expectations and on the whole was not disappointed, save for the fact that I visited the gallery primarily to see the Wedgwood collection only to be informed that it was not on display as several of the rooms were closed due to the roof restoration; it being one of them. Their website does say rooms may be... More

We visited on 20th. April as members of a large party. We had a tour around the art gallery conducted by Cliff ,a brilliant, funny,yet extremely knowledgable guide, with such a wealth of information which linked many of the paintings and other exhibits together. Thoroughly enjoyable, and very educational without being stuffy. Most of us had coffee and lunch in... More

Quite an amazing gem of a place tucked away in port sunlight. Not massive, but quite a varied collection of art works, mostly dominated by Victorian pieces, but a couple of masters there! Mixed also are a number of re created rooms, with period furniture, so a mini museum and gallery! We visited the cafe in the basement after reading... More

Wirral can count itself extremely lucky to have this wonderful art gallery, provided by Lord Lever. It's got a nice mixture of paintings, including some which were bought specifically to be used in the early days of soap advertising of Sunlight and Pears soap. It's wonderful, and very moving, to see the originals. Visitors from Wales, if they look hard... More

I find this place entrancing and deeply irritating simultaneously. some truly magical works and some arguably masterful accomplishments by British artists are vigorously publicised yet none of these works and I do mean none are available as prints in the shop. whilst the lady behind the counter offered her sympathy and dven phoned so called H Q I find it... More