Best places: Tourist Attractions in Wallasey, United Kingdom

A classical stone building displaying Victorian paintings, Wedgwood and 18th-century furniture.

Once a landfill, this revitalized parkland provides walking trails, wetlands, flowers & wildlife.

19th-century factory workers' model village in parkland, with museum on its history and a tea room.

👍 This is a really interesting building to shop in - historied and characterful! The range of products on offer is really good, the prices are competitive, and I know that they host gaming sessions upstairs too. All good. The service, though, takes this down to a 4-star review for me. I've had occasi...

👍👍 I absolutely love this little gem of a place. Beautifully looked after, lovely spot to go for a little stroll or just sit back and relax. Strange thing is, not many people I talk to actually know about it - may be why I love it.

👍👍 It's a fabulous place but is often spoilt by the irresponsible people who refuse to clear up after themselves. Saying that they have a marvelous army of volunteers

League football club offers a stadium recreation centre, soccer schools and a merchandise shop.

👍 Nice country park with beautiful landscape and lush green outfields. Feel quite close to nature with nice walk paths and lots of trees around.

👍👍 Victoria Park presents itself to me as a friendly place which is well looked after by council staff and volunteers. Being a volunteer myself I am contributing to the cleanliness and beauty of this simple yet appealing place with it's triangular shape, sloping hills towards the Mersey and fantastic v...

👍👍 This little park is a hidden gem with beautiful views over the River Dee to North Wales. Plenty of seats to rest awhile with a children's play area. Lovely well kept flowerbeds an added bonus.

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👍👍 Heswall Dales was such an unexpected pleasure to discover - I've lived on the Wirral all my life, and hadn't ever been here. Hut there's so much more to see than I'd expected! It's got a lot of biodiversity, wooded parts, heather, a stream, dips, hills, and excellent views of Moel Famau, a lot of t...

👍👍 Thank you for hosting a lovely Cream Tea on Bank Holiday Monday 3rd May. It was fabulous, thank you for your hardwork friendliness and beautiful scones. Very much appreciated Joy and David Thompson Well be back x

😠 Very dangerous place, I was a part of this church some years ago and tolerated the homophobic and bigoted teachings of its leader for many years. After giving more than 10% of my small income to the church because I "owed this to god" and seeing the pastors 3/4 of a million pound house and the Mazda...

👍👍 Great little nature trail perfect for younger kids who don't like walking too far. There's a lot of bumps and uneven ground so wouldn't say it suitable for prams. Links up with Heswall Dales if you want to go further but a nice 15-20 mins in nature is sometimes all you can fit in! Great views over t...

👍 Probably the biggest soft play centre on the Wirral, with three separate areas for babies, toddlers and older children, all of which are well designed and can be seen well from the seating area, especially the toddler soft play. The food is also pretty good all considered, although the building is a...

👍👍 Beautiful place with a fantastic view from Liverpool.

👍👍 Lovely place. Field is huge, my son loves having his football matches here. Very clean also.

😐 I have passed this woodland many times and wondered whether it was worth a visit. Today I thought I would. There isn't any parking specifically for the wood, so I parked at the entrance to the public footpath that leads to Arrowe Brook Road. After crossing the road I entered the wood and immediately...

Peninsula sandwiched across the River Mersey from Liverpool & on the other side, the River Dee.