Discover the village built to inspire

Inspiring visitors since 1888

Built on the banks of the River Mersey for soap factory workers in 1888, today Port Sunlight is home to unique history, beautiful architecture and a thriving community. From the fascinating Port Sunlight Museum and the majestic Lady Lever Art Gallery to a century-old theatre and nationally-significant monuments and memorials, there’s plenty of places to discover all year round.

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Summer days out

Seasonal delights

Explore the village’s picturesque parks and gardens to enjoy one of the longest rose gardens in the North West, before heading for a bite to eat at one of the village’s cafés. Make sure to stop by the new Nettle café where you can treat yourself to a hearty Port Sunlight Bun.

Get outdoors

Summer is a colourful time to discover the village’s history on one of our popular daily walking tours. Port Sunlight’s stunning parks are open to everyone and perfect for walkies with your four-legged friend.

Things to do indoors

No visit is complete without going to the award-winning Port Sunlight Museum & Worker’s Cottage. Treat yourself to a few treasures from the gift shop while you’re there. Once you’re done, go and admire one of the finest collections of fine and decorative art in the UK at Lady Lever Art Gallery.

Plan your visit