Sefton Park Palm House Preservation Trust
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Sefton Park Palm House Preservation Trust
At the Palm House we are passionate about plants and people. Come rain or shine, the fully accessible grounds and Palm House are open 7 days a week, all year round and entry is free. Enjoy a stroll around the historic collection of plants from around the world inside this masterpiece of Victorian engineering or take part in one of our many events, health and wellbeing and children's holiday activities.

The surroundings and atmosphere create magical and unforgettable experiences. The Palm House is a unique building that can be hired for weddings, concerts, festivals, corporate dinners and private events. Sefton Park Palm House is owned by Liverpool City Council and managed by Sefton Park Palm House Preservation Trust, a registered charity that maintains the Palm House for the benefit of the local community.
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Sefton Park's 'Great Conservatory' was a gift to the city of Liverpool by local benefactor Henry Yates Thompson. When it first opened to the public in 1896 it quickly became a popular visitor attraction. People who had never set foot outside of Liverpool could stroll under its glass domes and marvel at exotic plants from far-away lands.
Visiting Us
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The Palm House is the perfect place to meet with friends or enjoy a little peace and quiet. The living show in this theatre of plants changes with the seasons - there's never a dull moment! Take a stroll around the continents and discover plants that provide us with our food, spices, clothing and medicines.
Group Visits
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From school visits, walking tours, local interest groups, art clubs and tourist groups - please get in touch to discuss how we can support your group. Sefton Park Palm House is a popular place for organised groups who wish to visit a venue of architectural, heritage and horticultural interest. Talks and tours can be arranged to meet most needs.
Botanical Collection
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The Palm House was designed to showcase the wonders of the natural world, to amaze visitors with the discoveries of intrepid Victorian explorers and to educate people about the value of plants. The original 1896 planting scheme included specimens from five different continents - South East Asia, Australasia, the Americas, Africa, Europe and the Mediterranean.
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Our passion for providing best service in all aspects of our work is reflected in the knowledge that we're guardians of this historic & iconic Liverpool legacy. To support the delivery of all commercial activities at the Palm House including front of house, weddings, functions, events, bars and visitor catering.
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