You must go and see the Minton tiles while you can. Unbelievable. Stunning. We did the guided tour, which I highly recommend. The guide was so passionate, which really draws you in, and was so knowledgeable.
But the main hall is just beautiful. Just go
Lucky to go & see the Minton floor at St George's Hall. Stunning original floor that is covered to protect it & only very rarely revealed to the public.
Really good to see and appreciate a historical building in this way.
We've been into the hall on many occasions but you definitely saw it in a different light
Well worth going to see
Beautiful building, now you can see the Hall’s Minton floor, consisting of 30000 hand-crafted tiles. The cheapest ticket costs £5 and doesn’t entitle you to enter the balcony, it’s a shame that you have to pay £20 for the tour to do it.
Stephen Walker Photography
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As a Liverpool based wedding photographer i juts love this place. It’s grandeur speaks for itself but it’s so characteristic and makes for amazing wedding photos.
Took my Sister as part of her Birthday Gift. We saw the fabulous string quartet playing the songs of Pink Floyd. They were amazing and the whole experience was awesome!! Will definitely book more of these concerts in the future! Brilliant experience!
Went on a tour of the Minton Tiles and what an amazing experience! I didn’t expect a full tour of the building just a tour of the tiles. It was a wonderful day out.
Went to a Beatles tribute candlelight concert organised by fever. Incredible experience in a beautiful venue.
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I don't know the interior of St George's Hall very well. However, the external grandeur of this historic building is very impressive.
We were shown to an interior upper mini hall, with a modest low stage and a pleasant seating arrangement in arc, all positioned below an impressive chandelier and dome. Statues encompassed the balcony pillars, so I did sense that I had gone back in time.
This visit was for a brilliant string quartet, arranged by the company called Fever, who were playing Hans Zimmer movie music on this occasion. Hundreds of candles had been tastefully poised around the room by Fever, so it was a memorable sensory occasion.
We went up to this side hall by a quite nice staircase. I presume that there are lifts, but I am not sure.
We had tickets for the older ground floor seats, which were fixed, and didn't have much leg room for a six foot man, like myself. The free standing chairs below looked more comfortable, as did the more expensive balcony boxes above (I presume).
Nice bar at the entrance. A lot of people took a drink with them to the music upstairs.
In all, a great place to visit.
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My friend & I thoroughly enjoyed our Candlelight tribute to Pink
Floyd at St George's Hall, Liverpool. The musicians were superb, the atmosphere magical & whole experience touched me to tears! The FEVER staff were really friendly & helpful, especially sensitive to my individual needs as a disabled concert goer. I am in the process of booking another 2 experiences & would strongly recommend these amazing events to everyone. I took a star away for the sheer lack of consideration of a tiny few audience members, who were unnecessarily noisy, stomping around & disrespectful, which isn’t really anyone else’s fault. (FRIENDLY NOTE: the booking process is all online so it helps to read the frequently asked Q&As on the website before using the online service for the first time).
Beautiful building and it was amazing to see it as close up as I could as a massive Batman fan knowing they filmed there. Couldn’t get as close as I wanted to though as it was all fenced off due to them filming something else there.
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