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Speke Hall

A green oasis on the edge of Liverpool with a rare Tudor house at its heart

The Walk, Speke, Liverpool, L24 1XD

The north front of Speke Hall, Merseyside. It shows the house with its black and white timber frame and the green of the north lawn.

Important notice

To ensure the safety of our visitors, the maze bridges at Speke Hall are being removed as they are sadly beyond repair. This work is being carried out by our team from 16th June as part of a wider project to care for and improve our play spaces.

Planning your visit

Two adults outdoors, one holding a smartphone and the other carrying a child in a toy crown. Background includes greenery and a blurred building.
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Summer of Play at Speke Hall 

21 July–31 August | Discover games galore in beautiful green spaces as we celebrate a season of colour, creativity, and fun for all ages. From making mud pies, running races, opportunities to build and create and getting cosy with a good book we are throwing open our doors and you're invited to explore, discover and play together.

A family at Speke Hall, Liverpool
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Speke Hall Community Passes 

Find out about our neighbours' and community passes to visit to Speke Hall as many times as you like throughout the year.

Dog walk in the gardens
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Visiting Speke Hall with your dog 

Dogs on leads are welcome to explore most areas of Speke Hall's grounds. Find out where you can go with your dog, what facilities are available to them and other important information at this two pawprint rated place.

A costumed volunteer points at something out of shot in front of a group of visitors at Speke Hall, Liverpool
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Visiting Speke Hall with a group 

Situated within eight miles of the centre and boasting excellent motorway links, this Tudor manor is ideally located for group leisure and educational visits.

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Speke Hall Map 

Take a look at the map of Speke Hall to help plan your visit.

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