St Johns Beacon Viewing Gallery

Amazing!!! I am 40 years old and live 5 minutes away from this and I have only just had my 1st visit! I do not like heights but found it easier after walking around a couple of times. The views are absolutely stunning. Definitely recommend this. You have free time up in the viewing gallery and just let the staff know when you want to take the lift back down.

Brilliant attraction for anyone in Liverpool. If you visit on a clear and sunny day, you can see the blackpool tower (albeit a speck). The staff at the top of the beacon were incredibly friendly offering us any assistance and giving us information about the area. Great to see information boards as we walked around giving information about the history of the area and the tower! The price was cheap and definitely good value for what you can see. Overall - incredible value, well worth going!

Best value for money when wanting to see Liverpool from the sky! I really recommend taking time to look out and spot landmarks or points of interest in the distance, using online maps to locate them for more information. On a clear day you can see Snowdonia to the west and Blackpool Tower to the north. Best to time when you go on a sunny day - you may end up with sun in your eyes as the sun starts setting in the late afternoon, making the Mersey/Pier Head attractions harder to see or photograph.

This is a must if visiting Liverpool, we went on a Friday and hadn't booked, we paid on the door and went straight in. No ques. There is perfect views for miles. I definitely recommend going even if you don't like heights and you can spend as much time up there as you like.

400ft above the city offering 360 degree views of the city and surrounding areas. We had clear weather so had great views and it is great to see attractions and buildings from above allowing you to experience a unique view that most will not. I’m not good with heights but I felt calm and safe as you are in a completely enclosed walk way, it feels like an office (but with spectacular views). No stairs involved, a very quick lift ride up/down. It is worth noting that the tower is still actively used for radio broadcasting and you can peer through windows to see the broadcasting rooms.