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St Georges Hall

Constructed in the early 1800s to house the Civil and Crown courts, and as a venue space for music festivals, St George’s Hall Liverpool has constantly been at the heart of community life in Liverpool. Widely regarded as one of the world’s finest neo-classical buildings, it is, unsurprisingly, a Grade I listed building and, in 2007, Prince Charles proudly reopened the hall after a £23m refurbishment programme.

Situated in the centre of St George’s Quarter and directly opposite Lime Street Station, St George’s Hall is an astonishingly beautiful venue and, with its selection of fantastic function rooms, is the ideal place to host a special event, whether that be a wedding, a party or a corporate do. With a variety of bespoke catering packages available to suit all manner of occasions and budgets, St George’s Hall is the perfect venue for your special function.

Year long they host a wide variety of free and paid-for public events and exhibitions, but please be mindful that if a major event is scheduled to take place in the Great Hall, the viewing gallery may be closed. If you have any queries regarding this, please contact the team directly for the latest information about viewing times.
Due to its fantastic architecture, St George’s Hall is also a popular location for filming – for enquiries contact the Liverpool Film Office.
With its on-site café, Tourist Information office and dedicated Heritage Centre, St George’s Hall is a fabulous destination to visit, even if you’re not attending or hosting an event.