Tour
4.3
(1512 Maoni ya Wateja)

Tour
4.3
(1512 Maoni ya Wateja)

Tour
4.3
(1512 Maoni ya Wateja)

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Discover over 600 artefacts spanning decades of British music at Liverpool’s Cunard Building
See original outfits, instruments and memorabilia from legendary British artists and bands
View iconic items from stars like Freddie Mercury, Adele, Little Mix and Noel Gallagher
Engage with interactive zones, virtual performances and hands-on music experiences
Experiment in the 'Gibson Interactive Studio' and join in at 'Dance The Decades'

What’s Included

Entrance ticket to the British Music Experience

Kuhusu

Immerse Yourself in British Music History

Step into Liverpool’s historic Cunard Building and enter a world where British music takes centre stage. The British Music Experience is an unrivalled exhibition that documents the rise, impact and culture of UK music, from the 1940s to today. Delve into a captivating journey featuring over 600 unique artefacts, including rare memorabilia, personal stage outfits, handwritten lyrics and legendary instruments used by the pioneers of British sound.

Unforgettable Music Artefacts

Marvel at a stunning collection of clothing, instruments and collectables from influential icons such as Freddie Mercury, Dusty Springfield, the Spice Girls, Adam Ant and Little Mix. Admire handwritten lyrics by Adele and see the very guitar played by Noel Gallagher, among many more treasures. The museum’s immersive galleries combine displays that trace the evolution of British pop, rock and beyond, providing in-depth insights for fans and newcomers alike.

Interactive Experiences for All Ages

Go beyond observation with the Experience’s dynamic hands-on zones. At the ‘Gibson Interactive Studio’, you can try your hand at a selection of classic guitars, keyboard instruments and drums. Whether you are an experienced musician or a total beginner, you will enjoy playing authentic instruments that shaped the soundtracks of British pop history. In the 'Dance The Decades' booth, a virtual instructor takes you through 70 years of dance styles, from swing and rock 'n' roll to modern pop, while a built-in phone stand lets you record your performance.

Multi-Sensory Galleries and Performances

Explore themed galleries packed with original footage, interviews and digital displays. Unique hologram performances, interactive audio-visual content and story-driven exhibits keep you engaged as you wander through the colourful eras of UK music. Watch, listen and even participate as you discover the social and cultural influences that defined generations.

Plan Your Visit

Located in the heart of Liverpool’s waterfront, the museum offers new perspectives with every visit. Allow between 1.5 and 2 hours to get the most from your experience, but you are free to explore at your own pace. The venue provides accessibility for all, including step-free entry, wheelchair access and assistive hearing systems.

Complete your visit at the museum shop or unwind in the cafe, both accessible to ticket holders. An inspiring day awaits both die-hard fans and curious minds interested in the story of British music.

Book your The British Music Experience Tickets tickets now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Pre-booking is advised to ensure entry at your preferred time
Check for scheduled private events before your visit
Arrive at least 75 minutes before closing time for entry
Personal photography is encouraged, but flash is not permitted
Wheelchair users should use the Brunswick Street entrance

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

Is the British Music Experience wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the museum is fully accessible. Wheelchair entry is available via Brunswick Street and wheelchairs can be reserved.

Are there facilities for guests with hearing impairments?

Yes, integrated audio loop systems are available. Switch your hearing aid to the T setting for enhanced audio.

How long does a typical visit take?

Most visitors spend 1.5 to 2 hours here, but you are welcome to stay as long as you wish.

Is there parking available?

No, the museum does not have dedicated parking. Street parking is available nearby on Water Street and Brunswick Street.

Can I visit the cafe and shop without a ticket?

Yes, both the Merch Store and Star Cafe are open to visitors during museum hours and do not require an entry ticket.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wheelchair users should enter via Brunswick Street for full access
Plan at least 1.5–2 hours for your visit, but you may stay longer
Last admission is 75 minutes before closing
No dedicated parking is available; limited street parking nearby
Be sure to check for private event closures on your travel date

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Discover over 600 artefacts spanning decades of British music at Liverpool’s Cunard Building
See original outfits, instruments and memorabilia from legendary British artists and bands
View iconic items from stars like Freddie Mercury, Adele, Little Mix and Noel Gallagher
Engage with interactive zones, virtual performances and hands-on music experiences
Experiment in the 'Gibson Interactive Studio' and join in at 'Dance The Decades'

What’s Included

Entrance ticket to the British Music Experience

Kuhusu

Immerse Yourself in British Music History

Step into Liverpool’s historic Cunard Building and enter a world where British music takes centre stage. The British Music Experience is an unrivalled exhibition that documents the rise, impact and culture of UK music, from the 1940s to today. Delve into a captivating journey featuring over 600 unique artefacts, including rare memorabilia, personal stage outfits, handwritten lyrics and legendary instruments used by the pioneers of British sound.

Unforgettable Music Artefacts

Marvel at a stunning collection of clothing, instruments and collectables from influential icons such as Freddie Mercury, Dusty Springfield, the Spice Girls, Adam Ant and Little Mix. Admire handwritten lyrics by Adele and see the very guitar played by Noel Gallagher, among many more treasures. The museum’s immersive galleries combine displays that trace the evolution of British pop, rock and beyond, providing in-depth insights for fans and newcomers alike.

Interactive Experiences for All Ages

Go beyond observation with the Experience’s dynamic hands-on zones. At the ‘Gibson Interactive Studio’, you can try your hand at a selection of classic guitars, keyboard instruments and drums. Whether you are an experienced musician or a total beginner, you will enjoy playing authentic instruments that shaped the soundtracks of British pop history. In the 'Dance The Decades' booth, a virtual instructor takes you through 70 years of dance styles, from swing and rock 'n' roll to modern pop, while a built-in phone stand lets you record your performance.

Multi-Sensory Galleries and Performances

Explore themed galleries packed with original footage, interviews and digital displays. Unique hologram performances, interactive audio-visual content and story-driven exhibits keep you engaged as you wander through the colourful eras of UK music. Watch, listen and even participate as you discover the social and cultural influences that defined generations.

Plan Your Visit

Located in the heart of Liverpool’s waterfront, the museum offers new perspectives with every visit. Allow between 1.5 and 2 hours to get the most from your experience, but you are free to explore at your own pace. The venue provides accessibility for all, including step-free entry, wheelchair access and assistive hearing systems.

Complete your visit at the museum shop or unwind in the cafe, both accessible to ticket holders. An inspiring day awaits both die-hard fans and curious minds interested in the story of British music.

Book your The British Music Experience Tickets tickets now!

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Pre-booking is advised to ensure entry at your preferred time
Check for scheduled private events before your visit
Arrive at least 75 minutes before closing time for entry
Personal photography is encouraged, but flash is not permitted
Wheelchair users should use the Brunswick Street entrance

Maswali Yanayoulizwa Mara kwa Mara

Is the British Music Experience wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the museum is fully accessible. Wheelchair entry is available via Brunswick Street and wheelchairs can be reserved.

Are there facilities for guests with hearing impairments?

Yes, integrated audio loop systems are available. Switch your hearing aid to the T setting for enhanced audio.

How long does a typical visit take?

Most visitors spend 1.5 to 2 hours here, but you are welcome to stay as long as you wish.

Is there parking available?

No, the museum does not have dedicated parking. Street parking is available nearby on Water Street and Brunswick Street.

Can I visit the cafe and shop without a ticket?

Yes, both the Merch Store and Star Cafe are open to visitors during museum hours and do not require an entry ticket.

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wheelchair users should enter via Brunswick Street for full access
Plan at least 1.5–2 hours for your visit, but you may stay longer
Last admission is 75 minutes before closing
No dedicated parking is available; limited street parking nearby
Be sure to check for private event closures on your travel date

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Discover over 600 artefacts spanning decades of British music at Liverpool’s Cunard Building
See original outfits, instruments and memorabilia from legendary British artists and bands
View iconic items from stars like Freddie Mercury, Adele, Little Mix and Noel Gallagher
Engage with interactive zones, virtual performances and hands-on music experiences
Experiment in the 'Gibson Interactive Studio' and join in at 'Dance The Decades'

What’s Included

Entrance ticket to the British Music Experience

Kuhusu

Immerse Yourself in British Music History

Step into Liverpool’s historic Cunard Building and enter a world where British music takes centre stage. The British Music Experience is an unrivalled exhibition that documents the rise, impact and culture of UK music, from the 1940s to today. Delve into a captivating journey featuring over 600 unique artefacts, including rare memorabilia, personal stage outfits, handwritten lyrics and legendary instruments used by the pioneers of British sound.

Unforgettable Music Artefacts

Marvel at a stunning collection of clothing, instruments and collectables from influential icons such as Freddie Mercury, Dusty Springfield, the Spice Girls, Adam Ant and Little Mix. Admire handwritten lyrics by Adele and see the very guitar played by Noel Gallagher, among many more treasures. The museum’s immersive galleries combine displays that trace the evolution of British pop, rock and beyond, providing in-depth insights for fans and newcomers alike.

Interactive Experiences for All Ages

Go beyond observation with the Experience’s dynamic hands-on zones. At the ‘Gibson Interactive Studio’, you can try your hand at a selection of classic guitars, keyboard instruments and drums. Whether you are an experienced musician or a total beginner, you will enjoy playing authentic instruments that shaped the soundtracks of British pop history. In the 'Dance The Decades' booth, a virtual instructor takes you through 70 years of dance styles, from swing and rock 'n' roll to modern pop, while a built-in phone stand lets you record your performance.

Multi-Sensory Galleries and Performances

Explore themed galleries packed with original footage, interviews and digital displays. Unique hologram performances, interactive audio-visual content and story-driven exhibits keep you engaged as you wander through the colourful eras of UK music. Watch, listen and even participate as you discover the social and cultural influences that defined generations.

Plan Your Visit

Located in the heart of Liverpool’s waterfront, the museum offers new perspectives with every visit. Allow between 1.5 and 2 hours to get the most from your experience, but you are free to explore at your own pace. The venue provides accessibility for all, including step-free entry, wheelchair access and assistive hearing systems.

Complete your visit at the museum shop or unwind in the cafe, both accessible to ticket holders. An inspiring day awaits both die-hard fans and curious minds interested in the story of British music.

Book your The British Music Experience Tickets tickets now!

Jua kabla ya kwenda

Wheelchair users should enter via Brunswick Street for full access
Plan at least 1.5–2 hours for your visit, but you may stay longer
Last admission is 75 minutes before closing
No dedicated parking is available; limited street parking nearby
Be sure to check for private event closures on your travel date

Mwongozo wa Wageni

Pre-booking is advised to ensure entry at your preferred time
Check for scheduled private events before your visit
Arrive at least 75 minutes before closing time for entry
Personal photography is encouraged, but flash is not permitted
Wheelchair users should use the Brunswick Street entrance

Sera ya kughairi

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Mambo Muhimu na Vilivyomo

Highlights

Discover over 600 artefacts spanning decades of British music at Liverpool’s Cunard Building
See original outfits, instruments and memorabilia from legendary British artists and bands
View iconic items from stars like Freddie Mercury, Adele, Little Mix and Noel Gallagher
Engage with interactive zones, virtual performances and hands-on music experiences
Experiment in the 'Gibson Interactive Studio' and join in at 'Dance The Decades'

What’s Included

Entrance ticket to the British Music Experience

Kuhusu

Immerse Yourself in British Music History

Step into Liverpool’s historic Cunard Building and enter a world where British music takes centre stage. The British Music Experience is an unrivalled exhibition that documents the rise, impact and culture of UK music, from the 1940s to today. Delve into a captivating journey featuring over 600 unique artefacts, including rare memorabilia, personal stage outfits, handwritten lyrics and legendary instruments used by the pioneers of British sound.

Unforgettable Music Artefacts

Marvel at a stunning collection of clothing, instruments and collectables from influential icons such as Freddie Mercury, Dusty Springfield, the Spice Girls, Adam Ant and Little Mix. Admire handwritten lyrics by Adele and see the very guitar played by Noel Gallagher, among many more treasures. The museum’s immersive galleries combine displays that trace the evolution of British pop, rock and beyond, providing in-depth insights for fans and newcomers alike.

Interactive Experiences for All Ages

Go beyond observation with the Experience’s dynamic hands-on zones. At the ‘Gibson Interactive Studio’, you can try your hand at a selection of classic guitars, keyboard instruments and drums. Whether you are an experienced musician or a total beginner, you will enjoy playing authentic instruments that shaped the soundtracks of British pop history. In the 'Dance The Decades' booth, a virtual instructor takes you through 70 years of dance styles, from swing and rock 'n' roll to modern pop, while a built-in phone stand lets you record your performance.

Multi-Sensory Galleries and Performances

Explore themed galleries packed with original footage, interviews and digital displays. Unique hologram performances, interactive audio-visual content and story-driven exhibits keep you engaged as you wander through the colourful eras of UK music. Watch, listen and even participate as you discover the social and cultural influences that defined generations.

Plan Your Visit

Located in the heart of Liverpool’s waterfront, the museum offers new perspectives with every visit. Allow between 1.5 and 2 hours to get the most from your experience, but you are free to explore at your own pace. The venue provides accessibility for all, including step-free entry, wheelchair access and assistive hearing systems.

Complete your visit at the museum shop or unwind in the cafe, both accessible to ticket holders. An inspiring day awaits both die-hard fans and curious minds interested in the story of British music.