The Victoria Gallery & Museum is housed in the Grade II listed Victoria Building on Brownlow Hill, the University's original site.

The museum was opened on July 19th 2011 on the day its close neighbour, the Liver Building, celebrated its centenary.

Two of the many objects on show are the Liverpool Cityscape, by Ben Johnson, and the enormous model of Sir Edwin Lutyens' design for Liverpool's Catholic Cathedral - one of the most elaborate architectural models ever built in Britain.

Haddon Hall is a fortified medieval manor house dating from the 12th Century, and is the home of Lord and Lady Edward Manners whose family have owned it since 1567.

Described by Simon Jenkins in 1000 Best houses as "the most perfect house to survive from the middle ages", this remarkable old house is surrounded by terraced Elizabethan gardens and is set amongst the rolling countryside of the Peak District National Park.

The Japanese Garden was almost certainly the result of Alan de Tatton’s visit to the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition at the White City in London in 1910.

Inspired by what he saw there, Alan de Tatton decided to introduce a Japanese Garden to Tatton.  A team of Japanese workmen arrived to put together what is now rated to be the "finest example of a Japanese Garden in Europe".

Set deep in the Cheshire countryside lies the Village of Daresbury, only a few minutes from Warrington. It is well known for its connection with Alice in Wonderland and author Lewis Carroll.

At the centre of the Village is All Saints Church. Inside this beautiful Church are the stained glass Lewis Carroll Memorial Windows.