A Grand Day Out with history and architecture along with family fun events!
Set in a beautiful 19thcentury garden village, Port Sunlight Museum opens up the story of village life.
Port Sunlight village, built in 1888 by William Hesketh Lever, grew into a bustling community filled with Levers soap factory workers who welcomed their unique surroundings.
Residents were fondly known as ‘Sunlighters’, who enjoyed healthier lifestyles, social events and a feeling of community bonding.
On arrival to Port Sunlight, head to Port Sunlight Museum and learn more about village life, meet the characters who lived and worked in the village, watch them come to life on screen in the ‘Sunlight Spirit’ film show.
See the village change from ‘Then into Now’ with the touch of a button, this truly amazing concept of community living that still thrives today, is a legacy that continues to intrigue and inspire visitors.
With an abundance of statues, monuments, & listed buildings you can stay in one of two beautiful holiday cottages. Port Sunlight is a destination, with parklands and gardens, two of which are noted as of Special Historic Interest by English Heritage.
If you enjoy history and architecture along with family fun events then look no further than Port Sunlight.
With plenty of tea rooms, restaurants, garden centre and a 5 star Hotel, plus plenty of car parking, or arrive by train with two Merseyrail stations located on the edge of the village.
A beautiful village waiting to be explored.
Visit the website for more information on about events and news in Port Sunlight.
Location:
Port Sunlight Museum & Garden Village
23 King George’s Drive
Port Sunlight
Wirral
CH62 5DX
0151 644 6466
