st. george's hall
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st. george's hall印象
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We had our wedding here pictures are stunning venue is amazing....love this building and its history.
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So much history in this place and it has been refurbished but retains the historical feel of being built in the early 1800s. Minton tiles in the main hall, Dickens visited and there is a Court room and cells. The staff are lovely and welcoming
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TripAdvisors, only 487 reviews on Saint Georges Hall. Come On! You are better than that.I stood out front of Lime Street Station; turned my head to the right and there was this huge, magnificent Classical building with equestrian statues of Victoria and Albert leading off.Recently under gone restoration in 2007 at the cost of 23 million pound - it size is remarkable.Inside are basically a concert Hall and the law courts, and of course the cells in the basement.I took the lift to the top floor and had a magnificent view of the Great Hall with its 3,000 coloured Thomas Minton tiles made in Stoke Upon Trent; and the statues in the niches, which include - Robert Peel, Gladstone and George Stephenson. At one end was this very attractive organ.Once I had traveled a few round trips in the Red Hop-on and off bus, I quickly learned that Liverpool in its Economic Age had turned its Pounds into very beautiful Buildings, of which Saint George's Hall would have to be one of the best.Brian, from Perth. W. Australia
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Traditional and a little old but worth seeing.You think you are in a shopping center but soon you realize that inside there are market stalls that have their charm, with the old English way to sell the goods.
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St Georges Hall hold many attractions through the year. I went to a massive Christmas Fair just before Christmas and found over a 100 stalls with all hand made food clothes and gift which I ended up being most of my Christmas gifts from.
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A huge and amazing historical building where you can view the law courts and chambers, cells and the Fantastic great hall containing the statues of many famous Liverpool citizens including Kitty Wilkinson. You can also view the really beautiful and ornate concert room which takes you back in time to another era. Wonderful!
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Building which housed the courts was once of limits to the general public and for some time went into decline. It is now being run efficiently with open access to nearly all parts of the building and cellars. There is commentary on the use of the building over its lifetime and a couple of times a years the floor in the main hall is uncovered for viewing. Also during the year various exhibitions and fairs are held in the building. If you visit this building take your camer with you - you'll be glad you did.
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We had our wedding ceremony here yesterday, absolutely perfect, the staff were fantastic, the photo opportunities amazing and great value for money too!! Would defo recommend
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brilliant venue- always something going on - check local press for activities as they are always changing . Great building and lots of history. A must see.
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We were a party of 6 with 3 of us having sandwiches before watching the musical Mamma Mia across the road at the Empire. The sandwiches were delicious, coffees lovely and the wine excellent. The lady who served us was just so helpful - nothing was too much trouble. The café is immaculately clean and all in all was a great place to meet before the show