We visited yesterday and had a great time; spending longer than we thought we would in Port Sunlight. The place is certainly unique and the different architecture of each house is amazing to see. The museum is small but perfectly formed with lots of info on the history of the factory and village. You can visit a house that’s set up as it would have been in the early 20th century and drop into the soap works to learn about the science bit. I really felt that the volunteers / staff made our visit a 5 star day out. From the moment we arrived, the lady in the museum was extremely helpful and this continued throughout with everyone appearing so passionate about their work. I’ll finish by saying that Dave was so informative during our walking tour. He was brought up in the village and is passionate about keeping its heritage alive. If you’re going to visit, buy the museum and walking tour ticket; you won’t be disappointed

Interesting glimpse into social history. One ticket for the three part experience. Small but very informative museum about the development of Port Sunlight village and what is now Unilever. Make sure you watch the film as well as read in the information. Visit the worker's cottage next door. A few minutes walk away is the Soapworks showing how soap is made. It's aimed at children but worth a visit for adults too.

Best day out ever.... my husband and myself just spent the whole day at Port Sunlight and had such a great time. It's exactly everything I want from a day out. We first went to Lady Lever Gallery. Wonderful bright gallery, excellent cafe and clean facilities. We'd booked for the walking tour at 11.30am. The tour guide was so knowledgeable and you are given a hearing earphone so you can hear everything she says. She knew all about the history and her passion for the village showed. Great value for one and half hour tour. There's so much history and human interest in the tour. Its a truly wonderful village and the story behind it is fascinating. We then went to the soap works as this was included in the price and yet again another enthusiastic gentleman talked us through the process of making soap. Really interesting interactive museum, I think its aimed at children but we loved it! We then visited the museum and this is so good. It was good to read and see some of the plans for the houses and the replica model of the village. Really helpful friendly staff in the museum too. It really was a fantastic day, thank you so much!

Booked online and purchased a combination ticket which gave access to the museum, cottage, soapworks and a walking tour. The museum is only small but very interesting, especially the 20 minute video. The walking tour made it for us; Barry was our guide and he was very informative and well prepared. Our 90 minute walking tour actually ended up 2 1/2 hours! Thank you Barry, we had a great afternoon in Port Sunlight.

Small museum of the history of the Lever family and their soap making business and the development of the village for the benefit of their workers. Some unexpected snippets - Ringo Starr's first official appearance as the Beatles drummer was at a concert in Port Sunlight in 1962. The band was paid the princely sum of £30 !

We visited lovely Port Sunlight yesterday, what a beautiful place to visit. Steeped in history, and so picturesque. Barry our tour guide was great too, informative and humorous, making our tour so enjoyable. However, sadly our visit was slightly tarnished by the young man on the desk speaking somewhat disrespectfully to the other lady member of staff when we first arrived, this was rather sad I felt, as it went against all of principles of the great and good man William Lever and his family, to create a pleasant, safe working environment for all of his employees. Other than this incident however, we really enjoyed our visit. Many thanks.

This Museum is your starting point to this wonderful village, with tours well worth taking. The village hosts a Art Gallery, Garden Centre, great places to have your lunch. The Museum has a small gift shop well stock with local gifts, and a cafe it is all there for your pleasure. Best wishes Kel

Very interesting museum and guided tour. Our guide (Terry) was knowledgeable and had a very easy manner explaining the history and plans at Port Sunlight on the walking tour of about 90 mins. The exhibition was fairly small but clearly explained and supported by a nice short film. Excellent day trip.

Excellent tour, wonderful gift shop with the original Sunlight Soaps. Well worth a visit for the village itself. Museum is kind of small but still interesting to learn about the village.