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Sefton Park
At Sefton Park, visitors can stroll along extensive circular and elliptical paths that wind through green spaces, artificial lakes and woodland, reflecting the Victorian design created by French landscape architect Édouard André. The park has a navigable lake, a historic greenhouse known as the Palm House, fountains, statues, an iron bridge over the Fairy Glen, and a pirate-themed children's play area. There are also sports facilities such as tennis courts, a cricket pitch and a popular running circuit, as well as a central café called the Aviary Café. Throughout the year, the park hosts music events, races and outdoor cultural activities, making the most of its open spaces and traditional bandstand.
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- Relax at Café LakesideEnjoy a coffee or ice cream during your visit.
- Relax at the Aviary CafeTake a break at the Aviary Cafe in the centre of the park.
- Play on the tennis courtsPlay tennis on the park's courts.
- Play on the bowling greenEnjoy a game on the park's bowling green.
- Explore Old Nick's CavesA network of caves and waterfalls to explore.
- Visit the Aviary viewpointA popular spot to enjoy the view.
- Explore the pirate-themed children's play areaChildren can enjoy a pirate-themed play area.
- Enjoy the bandstandVisit the bandstand that inspired The Beatles.
- Enjoy the Savoy JazzmenThe Savoy Jazzmen play on the first Tuesday of every month at 2pm.
- Admire the Eros FountainOne of the park's historic statues.
- Run the jogging circuitMake use of the jogging circuit to get some exercise.
- Explore the Field of HopeThe field blooms every year with thousands of daffodils.
- Discover Fairy GlenA popular spot that adds adventure to the park.
- Visit Sefton ParkVisit Sefton Park in Liverpool and check out the location in person.
- Admire the Gothic Drinking FountainDiscover the Gothic-style fountain in the park.
- Visit the Samuel Smith MemorialThe memorial stands at the park's main entrance.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Sefton Park?
Visiting Sefton Park is free.
What are the opening hours of Sefton Park?
Open daily.
How much time do you need for Sefton Park?
Allow about 2 h for the visit.
What is there to do at Sefton Park?
Relax at Café Lakeside, Relax at the Aviary Cafe, Play on the tennis courts and Play on the bowling green.
What is there to see near Sefton Park?
Palm House (97 m), Church of St Agnes and St Pancras (900 m) and Penny Lane (1.3 km).
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