Things to Do in Liverpool: Top Attractions & Tourist Spots (2024)

5. World Museum

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Museums

138***76This museum did not understand at the beginning. It was his son who insisted on going. It rained and took a taxi. It was indeed full of harvests. The gods in it returned to the special exhibition. They were all ancient Roman artifacts. They were statues from Zeus to the next in ancient Greece. You can see the complete Venus. There is also the cool Athena 😄 background music is the ancient Roman era people held banquets, and for this reason, they also specially created a god. There is a painting by Zhang Rubens Studio that is teasing. You can take a closer look. The ancient Egyptian pavilion of the museum makes my son full of praise. Compared with the British Museum's cloth exhibition, it is reasonably arranged, clearly described and clearly displayed! In my layman's eyes, anyway, it is not crowded in the British Museum, and I don't see much. I only know when I come to Liverpool. The study of ancient Egyptian civilization here is not lost to the British Museum! If you have interested friends, you can come and have a good look. The World Museum is indeed worthy of its name. It has a cultural relics exhibition hall around the world. It is the first time to see Eskimo related! From clothes to supplies, it is an eye-opener. There are also Mayans, Indians, and not to the Americas, and they have also seen it. The African part is displayed according to the national area, and the exhibits are very rich. There is also a reflection on colonial Africa in the year, and the conscience of cultural people is mentioned. The aquarium is very fun. Some are local characteristics of Liverpool, which are different from the Pacific Ocean we are familiar with. This museum is a good place to take the baby, many children play in it, the space inside is large, and they are not too worried about encountering it. The staff was very helpful 👍 when we left, called Uber, because the museum door did not allow parking, and it rained heavily outside, so we consulted the location of the road near the staff. He specially took out a nearby map for us and introduced the situation in detail. Thanks 🙏 In fact, next to the museum is St. John's Garden. Unfortunately, it rained heavily and there was no chance to walk. Going further, you can see the Shankly Hotel. The son said that this should be a must-check place for Liverpool fans.

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