It's amazing that this building is still here. One of the oldest buildings in the country I should imagine and surrounded by a hard industrial ship building landscape - Cammel Lairds. Hidden gem you should visit it.

The oldest building on wirral (12th century) with its own little museum is a lovely place to go and have a picnic and just explore. They also have events here - always nice to see the vikings back.

Very intersting place if you like local history, you go back in time, lovelly building.

just an average day out, which went very quickly, could be interesting for a childrens historic tour

the priory stands next to a shipyard in the middle of an industrial park if you did not know it was there,you would have difficulty finding it. as dr johnson said about the giants causeway "worth seeing,but not worth going to see ".

the birkenhead priory is so full of local history yet you could ask 100 people in liverpool about it and i doubt if 95 had even heard of it the views from the tower are enviable, on a clear day you can see for miles and right next is the ancient dock where the boat was built for the american... More

360 views of the wirral, lairdside docks, liverpool and the mersey estuary. a look back in time to the monks of old birkenhead

birkenhead priory is tucked away near camel lairds on an industrial site but its a little gem it was from here that the monks first started there ferry service across the Mersey in the 12th century there's no entrance fee but its closed on Mondays and Tuesdays there's an exhibition center there but the best bit is the priory itself... More

The day we visited there was a Viking exhibition on with combat etc which was very interesting. Worth a look.