Liverpool Town Hall - Free Audio Guide

Liverpool Town Hall, a Grade I listed building completed in 1754, is an outstanding example of Georgian architecture. It functions as a civic suite rather than an administrative centre, boasting elegantly decorated rooms for various events. Rich in history, the Town Hall witnessed pivotal moments, including the surrender of the Confederate ship CSS Shenandoah in 1865 and suffered damage during the Liverpool Blitz in World War II. Visitors can discover the impressive Council Chamber and the Hall of Remembrance, which honours First World War soldiers. The building is accessible, with guided tours offered. Admission is free, and it is situated on High Street in the city centre. The Town Hall also hosts weddings.