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International Slavery Museum
CultureVisit: ~90 minFreeOpening hours: Tue. to Sun. 10am-5pm; closed Mon.
At the International Slavery Museum in Liverpool, visitors move through galleries dedicated to life in West Africa, the process of enslavement and the Atlantic crossing, as well as the legacy of slavery and the struggles for freedom. The museum also addresses modern slavery and current issues such as racism and discrimination, inviting reflection on the lasting impact of these phenomena. Among its spaces is a gallery featuring around 400 annotated songs exploring the experience of slavery and the music of Africa and the African diaspora.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at International Slavery Museum: 6 missions
- Take part in the Campaign ZoneIt represents Black history and heritage.
- Explore the East GalleryIt features around 400 annotated songs about the experience of slavery and the music of Africa and the slave-descended African diaspora.
- Explore Enslavement and the Middle PassageIt represents Black history and heritage.
- Reflect on the LegacyIt represents Black history and heritage.
- Discover Life in West AfricaIt represents Black history and heritage.
- Visit the International Slavery MuseumVisit the International Slavery Museum in Liverpool and check in at the site in person.