St George's Hall

Step Back in Time at Liverpool’s Grand St George’s Hall

Liverpool’s heart beats with history, and no landmark embodies its grandeur quite like St George’s Hall. This magnificent Neo-Classical masterpiece, designed by Harvey Lonsdale Elmes, opened its doors in 1854. Prepare to be awestruck by the opulent facade, featuring towering Corinthian columns and a grand portico.

Inside, a world of exquisite detail awaits. Explore the Great Hall, a breathtaking space adorned with intricate plasterwork, a magnificent Minton tiled floor, and soaring ceilings supported by red granite columns. Imagine the grand balls and social gatherings that once filled this opulent space.

St George’s Hall isn’t just a monument to the past – it’s a vibrant hub for the present. Witness history come alive with a guided tour, delving into the rich tapestry of Liverpool’s story. Throughout the year, the Hall plays host to a diverse range of events, from classical concerts and art exhibitions to contemporary music gigs and wedding ceremonies.

But St George’s Hall holds a secret beneath its grandeur. Descend into the depths and discover the original law courts and prison cells. These chillingly preserved spaces offer a glimpse into Liverpool’s Victorian past, where justice was served and punishments were severe.

St George’s Hall is more than just a building – it’s a living testament to Liverpool’s rich history and dynamic present.