Liverpool FC Museum

The Liverpool FC Museum, located within Anfield Stadium, offers an immersive journey through the club’s rich 130-year history. Visitors can explore nine new interactive spaces, view all six European trophies, and discover memorabilia from legendary players and iconic moments. The museum’s recent relaunch integrates cutting-edge technology to bring the club’s story to life, making it a must-visit destination for football fans and sports enthusiasts alike.

Planning your visit

The Liverpool FC Museum sits inside Anfield and covers 130 years of a club whose history is inseparable from the city's. The relaunched museum uses nine interactive spaces to tell it, and the trophy display is the centrepiece — all six European Cups together, which no other English club can show. Memorabilia covers the Shankly and Paisley eras, the players who defined them, and the moments the club is defined by, including the Hillsborough disaster, handled as the memorial it needs to be rather than as sporting history.

Most visitors combine the museum with the stadium tour, which is the stronger experience: the dressing rooms, the tunnel, the "This Is Anfield" sign, and the walk out to the pitchside. On matchdays the stadium tour does not run and access changes, so checking the fixture list before booking is essential.

Bookable options include museum tickets, guided museum tours with an exclusive e-book, and the Anfield Abseil, which drops from the roof of the Kop stand for those who want the ground from an unusual angle. Rail day tours run from London, handling the journey to Merseyside and back with entry included — a long day but a practical one for visitors based in the capital. Current availability is listed below.