I came in here as a time filler.I went through a gallery of statues and turned left.I had found an exceptional gallery.amongst the exhibits was a clock from the Mauritania.however the highlight was a collection of dresses from the 30$,most of which had never been worn.they were quite beautiful,as good as anything I have seen in the v and a.upstairs... More

The gallery has arranged art in to historical order from medieval to modern in separate halls. Each hall has large and small paintings and sculpture arranged in winding displays that make an enthralling experience. I spent three hours perusing the fifteen halls; the gallery provide a guide leaflet so that you can navigate the exhibitions in chronological order. All exhibits... More

Fantastic space to view renaissance paintings – and more. Includes a brilliant children’s art area with crafts, books, puzzles, art displays and more. Worth a visit, toddler and older children in tow. Nice café as well for light snacks/sandwiches. Check out What's on, and if you happen to be in town during a Kaleidescape weekend, which is an 'open floor... More

We visited the Walker Art Gallery after visiting The World Museum and were amazed to find that it was another fabulous, free attraction which Liverpool has on offer. It's a beautiful building in a convenient location (Lime Street Station is just around the corner - it was the last thing we did before we headed for our train) packed with... More

There is a wonderful room on the ground floor dedicated to entertaining children. A good variety of paintings throughout the Gallery and good exhibitions which change frequently.

Staff member was rude, horrible, disgusting and told me my child couldn't use her potty on day 4 of potty training. Made my 3 year old daughter feel embarrassed, shamed and made her cry. Not a place for children to go, I do not recommend this place at all. Infant stay away with small children

Another good museum of displaying examples of arts and ceramics etc. On the day I went there was a museum staff strike, so I walked around with a full backpack ok. However the staff said if it was a "normal" staffed day then they would not allow it. They did say there would normally be luggage facilities available. Staff were... More

great for a bit of culture, but very large, I went to late and didn't get chance to go round as I would have liked, a few things missing in the exhibition though, which was a let down, but I guess that cant be helped

This had been recommended to me as one of the better galleries outside London. The emphasis is on British paintings, especially Victorian. A great selection. I liked the gallery's unstuffy approach - very few grim-faced bored attendants, and even a few lively things going on inside - Jane Austen country dancing during my visit. Hard working staff in tiny cafe... More