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Calderstones Park
At Calderstones Park, visitors can explore the Calderstones, six Neolithic sandstone monoliths that formed part of a burial monument some 4,000 years old. The park is home to the Allerton Oak, an ancient oak tree under whose branches, according to legend, the old local Hundred Court used to meet. Besides its historic features, the park has a botanic garden, a lake with geese and ducks, children's play areas and a Georgian mansion that is now home to an organisation dedicated to literature. There is also a dry nature reserve created on the site of a former municipal depot.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Calderstones Park: 8 missions
- Enjoy StorybarnEnjoy Storybarn at Calderstones Park. Check conditions and availability at the source for this experience.
- Walk through the Japanese gardenRelax in the peaceful Japanese garden at Calderstones Park.
- See the CalderstonesAdmire the neolithic monoliths of the Calderstones in the park.
- Explore the dry nature reserveVisit the dry nature reserve on the site of a former council depot.
- Play in the playgroundEnjoy the attractions of the playground at Calderstones Park.
- Explore the botanical gardenDiscover the variety of plants in the botanical garden at Calderstones Park.
- Explore the bog gardenDiscover the bog garden next to the artificial lake at Calderstones Park.
- Visit Calderstones ParkVisit Calderstones Park in Liverpool and get to know the place firsthand.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Calderstones Park?
Visiting Calderstones Park is free.
How much time do you need for Calderstones Park?
Allow about 1 h 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Calderstones Park?
Enjoy Storybarn, Walk through the Japanese garden, See the Calderstones and Explore the dry nature reserve.
What is there to see near Calderstones Park?
Strawberry Field (756 m), Penny Lane (1.8 km) and Palm House (2.7 km).
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