World Museum

William Brown Street
Liverpool
Merseyside
L3 8EN
England

Website

World Museum Liverpool

www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml

E-mail

Press

press@liverpoolmuseums.org.uk

Telephone

General information

0151 478 4393

Press

0151 478 4612

Fax

Education

0151 478 4788

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Exterior of World Museum Liverpool
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World Museum is the largest and oldest of the National Museums Liverpool, founded in 1851 when the 13th Earl of Derby left his substantial natural history collection to the city.

Venue Type:

Museum, Science centre

Opening hours

Daily 10am-5pm
Closed: 24 December, from 2pm.
25, 26 December
1 January

Admission charges

Free for all, including the Planetarium.

Its collections are world-wide in scope, and world-class in quality. They cover archaeology, ethnology and the natural and physical sciences. The popular Planetarium is now free to all.

Collection details

Archaeology, Archives, Coins and Medals, Costume and Textiles, Decorative and Applied Art, Personalities, Science and Technology, World Cultures

Key artists and exhibits

  • Planetarium; Dinosaurs; Aquarium; Greeks; Romans; Egyptians; Mummies; Space; Archaeology
Events details are listed below. You may need to scroll down or click on headers to see them all. For events that don't have a specific date see the 'Resources' tab above.

Dragonflies

8 — 9 June 2013

Make your own beaded dragonfly to take home.
Drop in, no booking required.

Suitable for

  • Family friendly

When

1-4pm

Admission

Free

Meet the Scientists

8 June 2013

Why do we walk on two legs? Do we see with our eyes or our brains? Can we heal damaged joints? At what age are people’s muscles the strongest? Can we live for longer? Scientists in the University of Liverpool’s Institute of Ageing and Chronic Disease (IACD) are working on answers to these and other important questions to provide cures for diseases, improve our fitness and help us live for longer. Come along to meet the scientists and join in with some experiments!
Drop in, no booking required.

Suitable for

  • Family friendly

When

1-4pm

Admission

Free

DNA Bracelets

15 — 16 June 2013

Use 4 different coloured beads to make a bracelet that carries some of the DNA code for a human or other animal or plant.
Drop in, no booking required.

Suitable for

  • Family friendly

When

1-4pm

Admission

Free

Sundial

Summer Solstice and Sundials

23 June 2013

Make a sundial to take home so you can tell the time when the sun shines!

Suitable for

  • Family friendly
  • Any age

When

1-4pm

Sundial

Summer Solstice and Sundials

24 June 2013

Make a sundial to take home so you can tell the time when the sun shines!

Suitable for

  • Family friendly
  • Any age

When

1-4pm

Flower bee

Walk on the Wildside: Birds, Bees and Seas

30 June 2013

Learn about the mysterious owl, what makes it such a successful predator. We’ll take a look inside some owl pellets and find out which small mammals are top of the menu! Plus, dive into our aquarium workshop and design your own phytoplankton!
Drop in, no booking required.

Suitable for

  • Family friendly
  • Any age

When

1-4pm

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