Port Sunlight Museum invites visitors to explore the rich history of the village created by William Lever for workers at his Sunlight Soap factory, built in 1888 on the banks of the River Mersey.
Discover captivating exhibits that showcase the evolution of the village, from its unique architecture to the lives of its residents. The museum features interactive displays, a recreated worker's cottage, and engaging activities for families, making it a perfect destination for history enthusiasts and curious minds alike.
Visiting Port Sunlight Museum is a must-do experience for anyone visiting this inspiring village, and is the perfect addition to Port Sunlight's other attractions including Lady Lever Art Gallery, acres of gardens and parks, and great places to eat such as Nettle and Cobble & Hay. Port Sunlight is less than 20 minutes from Liverpool city centre by train or car.
Port Sunlight Museum is packed with tales and nostalgia from displays of vintage soap packaging to Ringo Starr’s first performance with the Beatles in the village in 1962. Your ticket also gives you admission to the Worker's Cottage, giving you the chance to step back in time and explore an example of Port Sunlight's iconic worker housing. Inside the museum, you'll discover a recreated 1900s grocers’ shop, a model of the village, family friendly activities, a fascinating 20-minute film telling the story of the village using archival footage (seating provided), and more.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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