A beautiful building housing one of the UK's finest collections of fine and decorative art.
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A beautiful building housing one of the UK's finest collections of fine and decorative art.
The Lady Lever Art Gallery is a real treasure. As well as a stunning collection of paintings we also have beautiful furniture, Chinese collections, tapestries, sculpture, Wedgwood, classical antiquities and a beautiful building. And it is all FREE!
There are several rooms in the gallery, centred around the main hall. The paintings on display includes pieces by Reynolds, Gainsborough, Stubbs, Turner, Millais, Burne-Jones, Lord Leighton, Rossetti, Alma-Tadema, Holman Hunt and Waterhouse to name but a few.
Around the gallery you will also find beautiful furniture, Chinese ceramics, Wedgwood, tapestries and a room dedicated to the man who created the gallery, Lord Leverhulme. There's more in our collections pages.
In the basement is the Dining Room and the gallery shop. More on those here. The toilets are also in the basement.
You can also create, explore and enjoy yourself at Lady Lever Art Gallery activity rooms! From storytelling to dressing up, there are lots of fun things to do. Find out more about the activity rooms here.
As well as the artworks that are permanently on display throughout the gallery we also have special events and exhibitions. These are all FREE.
These are temporary displays and can be seen in the temporary exhibition gallery. You can find out about current exhibitions by following the 'Exhibitions' link in the main navigation panel beneath the Lady Lever Art Gallery logo on this page.
We have a regular programme of special events and activities. They include gallery talks and workshops.
You can find out what is available on the day you visit by following the 'Events and activities' link in the main navigation panel beneath the Lady Lever Art Gallery logo. The event description will tell you if you can just turn up, should collect a ticket from the information desk or need to book in advance. All events and activities are free.
The visitor information page should tell you all you need to know about getting to the gallery, opening times, facilities etc.
