It’s a fabulous edifice opposite the main railway station. In the grand Neo-Classical style it has a row of stately Corinthian columns at the main entrance. Numerous sculptures decorate the eastern façade. Including of the Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield. Classically themed monuments number Triton and a Nereid both supporting a cornucopia, These serve as lampholders. Didn’t get to see the interior, but here is the magnificent Great Hall, amongst numerous other rooms such as concert venues.

I've been to St George's Hall a few times recently but this review is based on the tour I did a week ago. You have to do the tour! There is so much about this building that you cannot grasp unless you do this tour. The history is very colourful with prison cells, courtroom drama and of course, the beautiful rooms that blow you away when you visit. It's scrumptious I am sure to have a wedding here in such beautiful surroundings but as a history enthusiasts, this place ticks so many of my 'curiosity' boxes.

We paid for a guided tour and it was well worth every penny! The guides we had were Paul, Pam and Richard and they were all truly wonderful! :-) They explained all of the history behind St George's Hall with great knowledge, passion & enthusiasm! They answered all our questions and made it a truly magical and memorable experience. It was a spur of the moment decision to do a tour, and we were so pleased that we did it! Thank you so much to you all! St. Georges Hall is steeped in history...and well worth a visit. The main hall is so lavish and one of the most beautiful buildings in the world that we have ever seen.

The Minton Tile Experience. We went on the guided tour expecting to just see (and walk on!) the wonderful tiled floor of the Great Hall. In itself that would have been worth the price as it is stunning, but the unexpected bonus was a guided tour of the cells and courtroom below. Another world! Our guide, in Victorian costume, was knowledgeable, engaging and humorous as only a Scouser can be. We learned so much fascinating history about the hall and the city. What a treat!

What a fabulous couple of hours exploring the cells, courts and then the Hall itself; and for the first time ever, being able to walk on the tiles and have all the symbolism and history explained and get a Birds Eye view from the balcony and see the ceiling and chandeliers in all their glory. James, our guide was no knowledgeable, interesting and informative and his voice projection was excellent. Highly recommended

Decided to do the Minton floor at St George's Hall we paid the £5 fee in advance but some people were able to get slots on the day. The staff were very friendly and directed us around the building to where the exhibition was. We've been in the building several times before and in this room but it was a totally different experience this time with the floor exposed. Although you couldn't walk on the main area you could walk around, take photos and spend as much time there as you wanted. Lovely to see such fine architecture and statues as well as the floor in such detail. Definitely worth a visit

This was an amazing fully guided tour taking in the cells, climbing up the stairs into the Crown Court Dock. From there we had a visual history of the Minton Floor and then to actually be allowed to walk on the floor was amazing. I have to mention that the guide James was really good. His knowledge was fantastic. Would highly recommend this tour.

We were lucky to be in Liverpool for this opportunity, I knew it was rarely uncovered in the past and my Mum saw it many years ago. We were not disappointed, Jack our humorous guide relayed tales of the cells and historic courtroom before donning our overshoes to gain entry to the truly magnificent hall with the floor in all its glory. I can fully recommend this tour.

Very interesting architecture, excellent ornate ceiling and Minton tile floor. Informative guided tour. The only disappointment was having to purchase unwanted ticket protection insurance on top of the ticket office commission. The tickets are on a basis of insurance being automatically added and you have to then deselect it afterwards but deselect function not working so choice was either no tickets or include unwanted ticket insurance ,No reply from St Georges hall customer service when I contacted them about this and no reply from Ticketquarter agency (the site linked to St Georges Hall book ticket function) when I indicated that the deselect function was not working. It would make more sense for customers to have the option to actively add insurance if they wanted it rather than have to try to deselect unwanted insurance. A bit of a shame -the attraction was good but the business practice is a bit of a let down.

Minton tiles here are always worth a visit. We have seen them before but chose to visit again and learned more again on this visit. Interesting video introduction but feel this would be better in a separate room with seats, as I felt we were in the way at the entrance and couldn't concentrate particularly well. Enjoyed the information around the edges of the hall with the statues and also enjoyed the childrens activity booklets (I'm 67) and found them very informative. Staff were also friendly and eager to help.