Liverpool
Sefton Park
Magnificent Palm House and Historic Statues
Sefton Park Drive
Liverpool, L17 1AP
Phone: +44 151 225 5925
Established in 1872, this is the city's largest and most famous park. Originally opened 1896, the Victorian palm house is a renowned land mark in the city and despite coming close to collapse in the 1980s, it was saved by a public appeal and is now undergoing a huge refurbishment due to a grant of over £1 million from the National Lottery. The park also has many beautiful statues, and although many of the original works are now in storage for safekeeping, you can still see a number of them around the park. Boasting a lake, numerous football pitches, a cricket club and a birdhouse, there is also a cafe in the central area. Admission is free.
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