Sefton Park

Among Liverpool’s most popular public parks is Sefton Park, a Grade I-listed, 200-acre park that opened in 1872 and features a boating lake, walking trails and cafés, as well as statues of Eros and Peter Pan. The star attraction of Sefton Park is the octagonal-domed Palm House, a striking glass-paneled Victorian conservatory, filled with tropical plants and seasonal blooms and listed as a Grade II English Heritage property. 
While most visitors make a beeline for the Palm House, Sefton Park is also a scenic spot for walking or cycling, with beautiful displays of yellow daffodils and bluebells, grassy lawns for picnicking and several children’s play areas.

Practical Info

Sefton Park is located in South Liverpool.