Reviews of St Luke’s Bombed Out Church. (Church) in Liverpool (Merseyside).
St Luke’s Bombed Out Church
Leece St, Liverpool L1 2TR, United Kingdom
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B. P.Fantastic venue and a really powerful reminder of the impact of the war on this city. They have a wide number of events here, and there are some really cool sculptures (see photo of the soldiers shaking hands). Definitely worth a visit if you’re travelling to Liverpool.
J. N.Fabulous.
Well presented and edited.
Staff attentive and helpful.
Well done to everyone involved.
Fantastic to see our city come together again!
T. K.Nice seating area outside, plenty of parasols for sunny weather and it had such a chilled vibe.
The toilets were the worst sadly, being a port a toilet where no water to wash hands, and the toilet didn't work.
F. S.We absolutely love working with the team at the Bombed Out Church because they are accommodating, ambitious and really care about the history and heritage of the site. Their incredible vision and exciting future plans for the church wouldn't be possible without their fastidious approach to community engagement and involving local stakeholders. Long may their work continue!
M. L.Had a nice little stroll around here with my granddaughter who's 10 and very interested in the 2nd world war
There was lots to see but unfortunately we couldn't go inside due to there being a theatre show in there in the evening
A. H.Lovely time at hand crafted market today. Plenty of stores and loads to see. Lovely traders and things for all ages.
S. J.Great beer, enormous beer garden with a bombed out church, god didnt help the people against the germans then !!!! Not much fun if its raining i assume.
N. G.Fantastic place.
E. J.Lovely market that's open once a month. Would highly recommend!
J. J.Attended artisan market this weekend. Well organised, staff helpful and friendly. Good variety of stalls, places to eat & drink. Plus access to toilets.
D. H.Good use of an old building, could do with better toilets, wheelchair access is not immediately visible, pop up bar serving alcohol and hot drinks, plenty of outside seating
S. M. A.I like going to the bombed out church maker's market held here on select Sundays.
I can see lots of histories in this building. It never fails to attract my attention every time I pass by.
P. B.After so long I've finally made it inside... It's like an oasis of calm in the city centre. The rooms off to the side are a sombre reminder of the damage done during the war but it of that has come this perfect sun trap. (And they sell wine and beer too...)
A. D.Lovely place to sit outside in the sun and have a few drinks. Pizza was heavenly and all staff were super friendly and helpful. Will be going again!
K. M.A wonderful structure that was a victim of war. Celebrate its beauty and the reason for its present existence.
E. G.Such a wonderful piece of history and architecture. This church is unique, beautiful, the grounds are well kept and lovely memorials.
There are often events held here from cinema nights, shows, food &drink, music and now weddings what a beautiful way to spend your big day.
Not only that it sits at one of the busiest streets in Liverpool 'Bold Street' you'll find plenty of independent restaurants, bars and coffee shops. Including vintage clothes shops, saloons, crystal shops- theres an incredible mix of both old and new!
A. C.Now that's a good place for a sunny day in the church garden having a drink, whatever you fancy, men or women and kids
s. s.Lovely place fantastic history and nostalgia.open day this weekend. Do go.
F. N. M.Felix Ngindu was performing with movema for Black Month History@the Bombed Church Liverpool
P. V.I have been around this church many times but been inside today to see Chinese New year illumination and it was awesome... Enjoyed the 10 minutes show thoroughly... It is believed that this church been bombarded during world war II
T. H.Lovely place to visit The gardens should be open all the time again as they were once not just for certain events like Chinese New Year
S. F.Enjoyed watching a hilarious show in a fabulous setting. As open air, dependant on weather.
L. R.Very well put together and thought provoking exhibition about WWII and other war atrocities. Definitely worth a look.
S. D.One of the best outdoors space in Liverpool,staff are so nice and service is quick,can't recommend enough
G. C.Interesting piece of history. Well worth a visit. Entry fee is just a £1 donation.
D.Beautifully maintained old church. There really isn't much to see beyond these photos, however its definitely worth having a look at if you're in the area.
m.Interesting place to visit, informative about the history of the church and nice to see the original pieces that were bombed!!!
J. U.A beautiful place to visit & reflect on days gone by
D. R.Poignant reminder of the horrors of the war. Sort of nice that it's not been too tarted up inside with any exhibitions and display cases and the like. Keeps it very real.
S. G.Intersting, lots of new digital pics of how it looked before the war. Lovely venue as long as it's not raining!
S. H.Lovely place to stop for a drink in the sunshine. Really friendly staff.
S. R.Been wanting to visit for months. Enjoyed my visit quite fascinating
w.I have a connection to WW2 because my parents lived through it and told me about their experiences, but it was great to come to this church and see displayed wood blackened during the fire, a real tangible link to the war. Lots of interesting things to see. You can also get drinks here - it looks like they have a small bar area. £1 to get in and look around. Definitely worth it.
K. W.The fact that it has been preserved. I would have loved to have gone inside but I think there was some work being carried out. I will definitely go back again.
R. G.Really beautiful part of Liverpool. Not much to do inside but outside there’s a fab little bar in the gardens
P. R.A great idea to utilise the gardens but the only issue is the toilets and when the weather gets warmer !!!!!!
N. R.It's boss and I love the fact that they have made it functional now achieving it's own self sufficiency but some of the people associated with running it are jumped up self-opinionated idiots that are not even from the city
C. P.Had a walk round this lovely church earlier Had a look at the stalls what where there
P. R.School performance of music art and dance , lovely setting.
Bit drafty though , need to fix them windows !
C. /. G.If you are a history fan, this place is a must see. There's not much to do around the church other than walk around the grounds take photos, and soak in the history... it definitely pulled at my heart strings. An iconic landmark in Liverpool once a place of worship and community gatherings is now an empty, roofless shell from tthe 1941 bombings. A well maintained memorial for those who died in the war.
W. E.Never seen anything like it, interesting to see it's used to host music events. Locked up for most of the day but an interesting site nonetheless.
S. C.Magnificently restored. One of the City's best places to visit.
P. F.Pretty place especially in sunset. Worthy for a quid entrance fee.
P. S.A peaceful and relaxing place in a busy vibrant city. A reminder of the Merseyside blitz of May 1941 that brought so much devastation to the city of Liverpool, Wallasey and Birkenhead during WW2. The “All together now” statue commemorating the 1914 Christmas truce is within the grounds. There are no facilities on the site but plenty round about. The church is a shortish walk up Bold street from Liverpool city centre.
G. Y.It's only taken about seventy years, but delighted to see that the Church is about to undergo extensive renovation. Totally closed at present, but I'm sure a couple more years will prove to be worth waiting for.
M. V.I love this church, despite its emptiness and stark contrast to its surroundings it has its place in Liverpool and it ha s captured the hearts of my children too. We go inside and remind ourselves of how lucky we are every now and then. Well worth a look inside.
D. H.Absolutely beautiful. Small donation to help towards restoration 💚👌a special place
E. A.Nice little walk up the the church was bigger then expected feel like more information is NEED or at least volunteer around to tell you bit worth wick visit
r. p.Love this place brilliant venue for a beer festival by far my favourite one ive been too :)
A. L.Honestly never been in, but is a good place to get a lift at night after having a drink in the nearby pubs and clubs
C. T.Here in support of our Ukrainian friends for a peaceful protest. This is the obvious choice of location for such an event. Peace not War...
C. B. S.If you're passing unnoticed, the chance is big to miss this beautiful place. £1 pound donation to access the interior of what was once a church. Good amount of information hanging on the walls help to get a feeling of the impact of the war on the city of Liverpool. Recomend!
V. T.A very impactful piece of architecture, which is soaked in history. A place to relax and reflect on the past.
A. B.Now reopened, visiting fee - donation- £2
D. R.A very interesting place. I was there for the beer festival and the atmosphere in the church and gardens definitely made the beer enjoyable.
R. R.🌟 Church ruins with interesting history. Peaceful place, you can have a drink and enjoy the sun, read a book. Friendly staff. 📌🐶 dogs are allowed inside📌Small entrance fee 1-2£ going to the fund for restoration
📌destroyed in 1941 during the Liverpool Blitz
📌also known as “bombed-out church”
📌outdoor theatre in 2020
S. A. K.Beautiful architecture, with a lovely interior. I dont know much about this church, but i can tell it has a nice history.
I recommend visiting as its just so beautiful to look at, and its right next to bold street
T. D.Beautiful thought provoking place. Includes memorial to Irish famine migrants who came to Liverpool in the 19 th century and a sculpture showing the Christmas Day football truce between Germans and English during WW1.
G. A.Nice to see they have kept this reminder of the 2nd world war just the way it was at the end of the war.
J. W.Good place to visit whilst in Liverpool to see what remains of St Luke's church which was bombed in the war.
H. P.One of the most gorgeous places in Liverpool
J. C.Wonderful memorial to visit, worth seeing!
d. c.Did not attend an event but looks a great setup for an event with a bar in the gardens too.
A. C.Great venue for a beer festival...had a great time.
L. C.Such a lovely restful place.
c. f.Went to a market set up inside and in the grounds. Great venue
P. J.Lovely when the weather is nice. Pizzas looked nice but that was the only food on offer.
P. B.Thanks to New Lunar Year celebrations we were able to go inside. Magnificent
D. C.Didn't get a chance to go inside this church or the grounds as everything was locked, I couldn't find the opening times anywhere.
J. P.Not well known and popular, but a must see in Liverpool!! The bombed out church has a big history and it’s breathtaking. Well done to the people working to keep it open and accessible to the public!
D. C.Interesting to see, although Liverpool council need to be sweeping up all the rubbish and broken glass in the grounds and near front steps ! Love the addition of the World war one Christmas day football match statue and poppies planted beneath it, very apt, hope it stays permanently
J. J.A relaxing outdoor space that many will enjoy!
T. L.Van's skateboarding event. Great atmosphere and free. Great venue.
V. C.Great place to watch the champions league final
E. J. F.Love the history of the soldiers playing football, nice church 😊
M. D. I. P.I love how this place had been put to such good and varied use. We've been to a couple of open air cinema nights. Often when I drive past there seems to be something different going on.
B. F.Very interesting church ruins with a good exhibit on how the World War II bombings impacted Liverpool.
D. Z.Interesting place, espacially appreciated the statue "Truce".
R. d. J.Well worth a visit. One of the few places in Liverpool that reminds you of the bombings in WW2. Donate a pound or two.
j. d.Fantastic peaceful visit.
V. S.What a place! More events need to happen here!
T. M.Fantastic place to visit..one of liverpools greatest sights to see, summer time especially when you can sit in the gardens and enjoy a drink well into the evening..plenty of pubs, restaurants all around this old church..
M. W. (.Lovely calm place to sit and enjoy the cafe here in the city centre. Ordering is easy to do. Lots always happening so keep a check on the website so you don't miss out .
N. L. P.My second favorite. This church is undervalued since the Liverpool cathedral takes all the credit since is taller and larger. This one, is beautiful and it is worth to see it. You can also go walking from downtown or on your way or way back from the Cathedral. This city is just awesome to walk to.
D. M.Brilliant place to visit. Lots of history.
C. 9.Beautiful ruined church which is a somewhat lesser known attraction. My dogs were allowed in and they loved it. We were very pleased as not many tourist attractions in the city are dog friendly. 10/10 recommend
R. E.This is a real and unique space. Fantastic as a performance space will definitely go again. The staff have a great personality as well as the building itself
G. G.This is st Luke's church now owned by Liverpool city council and known as the bombed out church. During the day the space is open for visitors to sit or wander round and later on during the day a bar operates on the site.
It was bombed by the Luftwaffe during the second world war and suffered extensive damage. The people of Liverpool campaigned for it to remain as it is to serve not only as a reminder to generations to come by also as a centre of contemplation and of hope. The bombed out church is still part of the parish of St Luke in the city and serves as a community hub in a very different way to how it once did but still reaches out widely. There is a recently installed war memorial in the garden to the right of the entrance depicting a scene from the Christmas day truce at the battle of the Somme with a British and a German soldier shaking hands.
F. V.Absolutely stunning old church, a must see while in Liverpool
J. I.Should always make the effort to look around the bombed out church... got it's name for a reason...
J. R. (.An important part of the city, a piece of history, an interesting venue, a place to sit in the summer and a landmark that always reminds me I'm home
L. C.Great venue, unique
m. r.Nice pint on a nice sunny day in lovely surroundings
S. D.Not a lot wrong with this (unless it rains). Nice location, a bit different, some good beers to try!
m. w.Well organised and a wonderful experience.
M. t. j.Nice old building and had a coffee outside
S. W.Great warm spring night.music and food.
R. C.lots of things going on here during summer months . use internet to find you liking of event local parking can be found free if you go early
K. S.Low variety of drinks, but over all 9/10
M. W.Great place for a relaxing beer and a chat
D. L.Great cafe outside and church is amazing. Watched play inside, great evening, highly recommend.
M. B.I went to the bombed out church beer festival at Saint Luke's Church. There was an amazing selection of great real ale from all over the country plus a good local section. The venue within the church is fabulous. I spent some time just walking around the gardens and looking at the building. It is great see a building like this being brought back to life with events like this.
m.Iconic part of the city. Stands tall near the city, reminding tourists of how the wars could leave such a scar on such beautiful buildings
B. L.Fascinating history, a stunning statue that brings peace and friendship during war through sport.
d. P.A fantastic memorial to the second world war
J. D.Fabulous place to visit ,iconic building and has great presence & atmosphere
S. R.Great location, staff are fantastic. Very helpful and welcoming.
Definitely recommend
M. M.Better band than last year 25 gins to taste and drink 7 of us loved it
N. B.Amazing atmospheric place
C. J. H.This was historically very interesting.
Thank you.
Catherine
M. M.An amazing place to spend your afternoon/evening especially on a sunny day.
J.Loved it! Been wanting to see the 'inside' for years
C. F.A good place to drink and look at.
M. W.Great experience!! Brilliant to see productions developed by local talent, with local actors and enjoyed by people from near and far to Liverpool. Keep up the good work!!! Looking forward to next years productions.
e.lots going on here all the time, from dancing, drumming, open cinema, music events, weddings. Even for a pint and enjoy the church, feels like you are in a secluded garden but you are slap bang in the middle of the city centre.
I. L.Loads to do celebrate Chinese New Year
D. Y.Fantastic place for theatre, been twice, had the Best time Ever .
K. M.I sat on the steps outside with a coffee just people watching a great place to chill to kill some time when the missus is shopping.
S. K.Was able to take photos from the outside but was closed so could not enter. Still a great photo opportunity if you are into architecture.
S. J.Beer garden is nice addition.
G. M. T. C. M. (. 8. 7.I think the whole idea of the restaurant and cafe in the gardens around the church is a welcome retreat from Bold Street shops. It's a reminder of our war past and the memorial in the gardens is really touching along with the lovely gardens. Definitely worth a visit.
B. C.Got a lot of history to this place. Well worth a visit
G. J.Loved it here staff great, loved the church grounds really enjoyed time here xx
T. L.Great, liverpool history if a visitor go see it
P. A. -. P. T. M.Unique and atmospheric place!
S. M.Excellent venue for a play - very atmospheric. Seeing bats fly round against the gothic silhouettes at dusk added to that.
R. S.The grounds are interesting to walk around and it really feels like you're able to enjoy a slice of history in an otherwise modern setting.
The bar within the grounds is reasonably priced and I look forward to spending further afternoons here, enjoying a few drinks in the sun appreciating both the architecture and historical significance of the church.
M. K.A place full of character and a local landmark.
From inside the building you can look up and see the stars.
J. Z.A beautiful and moving historical monument.
M. b.Such a lovely guy and such a relaxing place. We got there and it was empty but as more people started to come in and ring the wish gong it really added to the atmosphere. Small donation of £1 for entry but worth it. Keep this place open to the public for sure
J. G.Lovely place. Great performance of the monkey with no bum too.
C. B.great place, great staff too cold though needs heaters to be 5 star
m. m.Go on a Sunday for the market.
S. W.One of the best intimate venues I've ever been to.
From gigs to secret cinema it's always good
L. W.Still cider in the BOC garden? Can't beat it.
R. B.Nice display of poppys loved it
D. H.Cool place we'll worth a visit
p. o.Very nice place enjoyed the beer and food
d. e.Went last night with friends sat aoutside, not to packed, beer good table service we really enjoyed it, had a table outside,, great, away from. Footy madness.. Will be goin again
D. H.Interesting to finally see the inside of the building
p. s.Excellent beer festival.
N. D.Beautiful, worth a visit
S. C.It's iconic history
P. B.Good venue for a quiet cup of coffee
C. W.Brilliant venue. Been for beer festivals, cinema screenings, art events. Wonderful building and left in memory of those who lost their life in 2nd world war.
J. J. J.Good place to found nights taxi.
H. “. J.Outdoor theater in an atmospheric setting. Oddsocks production if Midsummer nights dream was hilarious. St Luke's is a very special venue, decent bar prices too. Bring a chair and blanket it can get chilly in the night.
I. K.Nice historical place
N. W.Really well organised and reasonable but you must do something about the portoloos... Worst I've seen
M. J.Cute little venue with some craft fair going on today. Great to see a big classic space that isn't being just reconstructed after being destroyed by the war but kept as it is as a monument to that piece of history. Really worth a visit
M. L.Fab location for events and sad reminder of world war 2
J. K.This is my favourite and peaciful place !
A. B.A reminder that has been left untouched ☹️ quite sad but lovely at the same time, the statue at the front of it suites the place perfectly
S. J.Well God is great
K. T.Outdoor beer garden in historic setting. Certain rules due to Covid-19, ie stay at table, order via app, and masks to be worn when entering or leaving. Check out the memorial to WW1 Christmas day Football match between Allies and Germany. 👍👍
V. R.Amazing place and architecture bombed in the 2nd world war and left it as natural as it can be now used for open screening and socializing area and have a drink
M. K.Very interesting.
r. c. e.Nice beautiful place garden to relax.
B. B.Great venue ,lovely surroundings.
Service great and staff very friendly .
Only gripe, £7.50 for a Diddy pizza ??
B. P.What a place and the history makes you think
T. S.Amazing place to visit and try to imagine what it was like that fateful night.
J. S.Very interesting place
G. A.Early closing hours but still gorgeous at night
A. “. e.Looked around outside but can't go in' very beautiful landmark of Liverpool
M. L.Historic and memorable in centre of Liverpool.
P. C.I went to a beer festival on a sunny day with live music. It was great. Interesting place, worth to pay a visit even if there is nothing special going on.
B. I.Grand but didn't get to explore inside because there was a show on later.
I. W.Excellent venue, good range of beers etc, friendly staff and good Covid precautions. The venue itself is, as the name suggests, an old bombed out church and is a stunning place to sit in the sun and have a glass or two of something. Also an interesting lace to visit just because of the historical background
T. K.Great place, good service, good priced drinks served in decent glasses in a lovely venue
L. B.Had a tour guide. Who told lots about place. Had lovely experience
J. G.So much love for this place. You just have to see it for yourself
P. V.Wonderful experience, very covid friendly, lots of distance between tables, hand sanitizer everywhere, good drinks and great pizza!!!!
M. B.Had a really good time here, the app for ordering works really well.
S. S.Went to Christmas craft market.Really varied and interesting stalls.The church is a stark reminder against war and military activities
L. W.Fabulous!! My daughter's wedding venue xx
M. M.Really interesting place
R. G.What a fantastic use of a famous landmark. From beer festivals to shows. Superb venue
D.Great venue for craft market. Love the local history photos inside
S. J.Loved it. Great story and a nice place to spend some time
J. C.Unusual but nice place to have a drink and something to eat. Imagine in the summer it is great place to go, something a bit different in the centre of Liverpool
V. B.Historical moment
K.Fascinating church with no rooftop
C. F.Great event space..went to the the beer festival April 2019 beer food music...great afternoon in a historic space..brought back to life, for the present day.
V. G.Beautiful church
A. T.Beautiful place with its Spiritual Atmosphere. Absolutely lovely now for the run up to Christmas
s. S.Great relic. But whilst something was clearly on there was no way to go in?
T. E.Amazing venue and cool place to hang out
L. T.£1 entry 👍 Nice Church
P. J.5 star location and staff brilliant
S. M.One of my favourite places . Well kept gardens, I like the new statue, they have frequent food markets and craft fairs. A little gem in the city .
A. H.From what I was able to see it very beautiful
A. R.Beautiful maintained, little piece of history in the heart of Liverpool. Today (6/12/20) hosting an Artisan Market on the run up to Christmas.
E. C.Great and unique place for a drink. Excellent covid procedures.
D. R.Open air bar is great in these lockdown times. All table service and online pay through the app. Friendly bar staff and great to be able to walk around the grounds and see the wonderful history
M. L.Beautiful historical building
N. M.Beautiful surrounding in the heart of the city centre. I went to watch a short play based on the football match played between English and German soldiers during WW1 and they couldn't have picked a better venue, which just added to the allround atmosphere. Well worth a look if your visiting the city centre
C. M.Love this place especially the statue outside - still amazing architecture and a fitting monument to the people of Liverpool lost in the war - entry by donation .
C. V.Sad place for visiting.
D. S.Went for a gig, cute lil venue with good acoustics.
P. A.Once went to a rave there it was brilliant. Bring back those dance days. Great space fab atmosphere.
P. S.We had a Fabulous night at the open air theatre
S. W.Lovely inside. You can still see what's left of the stainglass windows. Amazing how the place still stands after the hit and strange seeing the before and after pictures that they have inside.
G. G.Just think it is interesting that they keep this bombed church as an memory of the war.
I thought it was quite impressive. Unfortunately I couldn't go in. Not sure if it is because of the time of the year (Christmas)
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T. L. C.Loved the experince
A. S.Worth a visit, you can walk around the outside, but not the inside, close to centre
M. P.Fabulous atmosphere, interesting place with history. Exhibitions inside, entrance for a small fee.
N. M.Peaceful in a metropolis
I. K.Lovely, atmospheric place with nice people, enjoy especially the drums inside and monthly events
J.Beautiful place.
D. H.Don't know it?
P. L.Really chilled place great staff and dog friendly 🐾
A. H.Beautiful old church, the grounds are really well looked after
L.Lovely grounds great market going in interesting items for sale.
M. D.I'd say this tops church's I've been to would require it to actually have a roof.
J. H.Something magical about this place not able to put into words..
T. D.wonderful architecture highly recommend...garden at front also very good👍
d. f.Absolute mess, looks as though a bombs gone off
E. P.Lovely out door event!
a. d.St Luke's Bombed out Church is am amazing quiet space right in the heart of the city.Its our favourite place to chill for a while after the buzz of the city .We could not believe our fortune when we where able to hire it for my daughter's wedding ,when she rang them after being let down by our previous venue and they said the only date left on the calendar was the date we had arranged the wedding for it just seemed like fate.It is the most spectacular place for a wedding and Laura the venue manager could not be a nicer or more helpful person ,also the team that own and run the glass marquis where really helpful and nice as well ,and the glass marquis is beautifully decorated with the white whisteria and lights and great sized dancefloor and bar and was very comfortable with the heating which turned out essential even in June .We have had wonderful feedback off guests and I can't thank Laura and her team enough for making our day special .We will definatly be visiting our quiet place again 🌈💕xx
K. W.Always good events on here, history is well preserved.
R. B.Went for a friend's wedding reception, really beautiful all lit up at night, lovely venue
a. c.I went to a wedding there once. They put on films and other entertainment there I have been told
P. M.Great place for events both private and public. Even during the one stormy night we've had in weeks 😁
r. c.Went to the beer festival on the 11 April 19.
Reasonable well organised, friendly staff.
Beers. Not that great
h. j.Very historical and interesting fact when you enter small fee to pay for upkeep of the church
S. M.1st time here and we got to see Dr Who being filmed. Despite it being bombed out, it's a beautiful building still and the grounds are really nice to walk around.
L. R.Great open space outside the church !
J. S.Watched Breakfast at Tiffany's on a big screen...
Lovely evening ... Well organised
M. N. C.Interesting place to go visit, only the walls of the church still standing. Many weekends you can fund charities or other events
J. S.Having a great evening experience at St lukes Church. It's the night time theatre group music festival. Light shows. Acrobats.
Wow wow wow
M. G.It's a good place to come and visit for different events, definitely a lot better in summer time
J. P.Great night spent at watching a movie at the bombed out church. Staff were really helpful.
M. M.What a lovely utilisation of space. Fantastic location. Under the setting of the bombed out church you get to order everything from your table. Drinks from 1 QR code and pizza from another QR code. Very efficient and well thought out. Covid measures in place. Would recommend
S. S.Is closed at the moment for refurbishment but usually has outdoor performances and exhibitions. Cool place to visit
a. w.Beautiful setting and excellent polite staff
F. H.Great location in town center. Great outdoor seating when sunny
I. M.Out of all the destruction of world war II, the beauty of Liverpool shines through with this amazing structure. Perfect place for budding photographers
P. H.Worth passing by but not making a dedicated visit to. Interesting story of survival.
S. B.always enjoy this market vendors lovely and articles so different bought loads
M. W.The bombed out church has events there sometime.
T. B.Very exciting and wherth a look
V. T.Unique and well loved location.
J. J.What a magical place for an event. Jumping Jacks Parties were here recently entertaining and it had such a fairytale feel. The staff are amazing and go above and beyond. I would highly recommend attending any event here!
D. F.Great venue for events. Loved the outdoor Cinema at Halloween
G. B.Poor cousin to the epic Cathedrals nearby, but worth a visit.
P. G.The only real building to remind people what liverpool went through during the war. You should go and see worthy of a visit.
G. C.Beautiful place to visit, so much character and is one of the many places in Liverpool that need to be treasured and protected
D.A fantastic public space that should remain open to everyone .it has a war memorial with relaxing gardens ..beautiful architecture.lets hope it do s nt become a bar or suchlike ...
R. B.Fantastic place. Lots of history.
L. S.It holds a great makers market there once a month of Sunday loads of different stalls selling food cards jewellery recommend
L. G.Worth a look. Pretty cool bit of history
W. R. E.This place has garden parties, a beer garden often, events within the Liverpool community, I is next to the city center commerce and travel facilities. Worth jumping into have a swatch, a very interesting part of the heritage of Merseyside with an interesting tale to tell, ask some of the friendly residents in sure they will fill your head with many stories of yesteryear
T. S.Very part of Liverpool heritage
K. F.Attended a wedding reception and the venue was exactly right for the occasion. Permanent marquee in place within the walls of the church very spacious and well kitted out. All who attended had a great night.
D. B.Attended during the pandemic for the bar in the gardens. Personally felt the prices for drinks and food were expensive.
S. J.Registered monument but we went to a Christmas market and it was very enjoyable
S. E. -. S.This thoughtful memorial really makes a point. Go around the right side and you may be able to slip inside.
The statue of the German and English soldiers playing with a ball delivers a strong message.
k. a.Lovely Xmas market this weekend.
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C. M.My favourite place in all of Liverpool
S. L. (. N. M.Beautiful church with open air space
r. w.Great space for different functions and festivals, it an iconic place in liverpool, everyone knows the bombed out church
c. r.A fabulous outdoor theatre performance and experience. An amazing idea in these days of lockdown. The setting is spectacular and the safety and social distancing was spot on. More of this please
M. H.Great service and lovely drinks and surroundings.. 👍
S. G.Always Stunning and Beautiful
T. S.Very interesting to see and you are not allowed to go inside due too safety reasons
R. D.Unfortunately it was closed at the time of my visit, but it's a very moving reminder of the destructions of war.
It's lovely that Liverpool Council bought it and preserved it for people to have a place for thoughtful contemplation.
Even from the outside it makes you realise how amazing it is that it survived at all.
b. b.Not a lot to see. But worth a visit just for the history.
I. A.Outdoorsy seating, what's not to love !
R. V.Although having two very busy main roads at its sides the tranquility you feel once inside the gates is amazing. The gardens are well kept and the statue from the 1st world war does not look out of place.
C. H.Meh. Could be so much more beautiful inside. Very disappointing.
S. L.Lovely piece of history brought back to life
M. P.Great place always things going on there
G. W.A lovely ruin of an old church, well worth visiting if you're in the area. They occasionally have events
T. T.Simple memorial. Tells the story and brings out the horror and bravery of what happened here.
C.Don't remember place
S. W.Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area. The entrance fee is a contribution to the upkeep. It is what it says a bombed out Church.
B. I.A must visit place in Liverpool incredibly well maintained ruins of a church and many of the proceeds go towards the poor of the city it is a voluntary contribution but some very interesting information is provided inside the ruins
s. f.Amazing..went to a wedding reception. Defently recommend.
s. s.I went to a gin festival here and even though it was raining it really was beautiful in here. There were marquees up with lovely flowers in. The toilets were small cabins with toilets in but were clean.
I have been to gin and beer festivals here before and its always amazing. I love the buildings features.
R. S.Pretty cool to see
P. B.Unique place for outdoor concerts and events.
a.Inside is closed until 1/February/2018. Nice looking church with a history.
C. S.Really peaceful place
D. E.Great beer fest. Can't wait for the next
S. L.Great place to just relax and unwind
i. h.Amazing devo worth a look if you come to visit Liverpool ☺
B. C.Amazing - the pictures of Liverpool during the war along with peoples stories were very touching
P. W.The Scottish Play, nice performance 🎭
G. P. W.I enjoyed my visit to St lukes. It had a lovely feel about it.
K. C.Love this space! Beautiful mix of greenery and architecture and always fun to be had.
J. L.An amazing building, so much character and historical interest
M. H.Well kept. Glad it's been up kept (well kept as was) as a reminder of all that happened to Liverpool during the war
L. B.Good history and surprising selection of things on there
J. S.Very spiritual place. Long may it stay to remind people about the atrocities that went on in the 2nd world war
X. Z.Very smart church with it's unique charm. If you are a poor Singaporean like me, spent that 1 euro on St George Hall instead.
A. C.I find it amazing how great this bombed out church is preserved. From the outside you would even say it has no problem. I liked its architectural style more than that of the Liverpool Cathedral. Of course this one is not as imposing and is empty inside but still. The walls look great and it is nice to see how the sunlight plays on what is left. There is also a nice little garden around.
M. M.Love this place lots of childhood memories
H. B.An important symbol of something we must not forget.
P. L.Very atmospheric to look at
L. M.Church is very impressive. However will be great be able to enter
V. M.Beautiful place, reminds us about the evil called war
N. H.When open you can wanderer around for a quid. Well worth a look if passing :)
S. A.First ever visit to The Bombed out church. Sad that we had to pay to get intobthe chilli carnaval
S. O.Excellent people who know the history of this famous landmark
D.Nothing like the bombed out anywhere. It's a unique landmark. The geezer in Luftwaffe, who dropped his bomb, doesn't know what he created. I wish he did
C. M.Love St Luke's. Living history in the heart of Liverpool
J. H.Small church to explore. Could do with more info
W. N.Nice place
J. W. W.A remarkable place with a thought provoking statue.
N. W.Worth a visit. Events on now and again.
I. M.Great piece of history, right in city centre!
g.Great events on! iconic place
A. E. E.I Had very bad luck and when I went to visit there was a private fair all weekend, so qie I could only see the outside, even so, I found beautiful
M. W.Open air beer tent was lovely. Covid safe, nice range of wine and beer with fresh wood fire pizzas.
l. d.Fantastic sight unbelievable how the shell of the church is in tact
L. K.Have always wanted to see inside and we managed to go in over Christmas.
T. S.Worth to see, a little bit of history that happened not that long ago
L. M.Amazing place. Great venue for a graduation
А. В.Definitely, one the most beautiful places in the city.
R. B.Lovely place, good market 👍
M. H.Beautiful old building with a rich history and future
J. B.Beautiful old monument to WW2 and often used for social events and concerts
C. T.One of the great heritage/history sites from the war, which has remained the same since then. Recommend for visitors coming in to the city. This city is steeped in history, and this church is a prime example.
S. R.Just had an amazing Sunday there Yoga followed by Meditation inside the church.
All provided by Laura our Yoga and Meditation teacher.
Thank you Laura and XHail hope to see you again soon.
L. P. M.Great events and a stunning historical site.
C. H.Great beer festival held here. Great night.
s.This is a really interesting find when it was bombed but they've kept it like that and planted things inside its a must see in Liverpool
B. M.Lovely peaceful,poignant site. Beautiful poem
L. M. (.Great place, historic ruin
j. i.Nice and chilled afternoon
S. L.Visited on Remembrance Sunday. The sculpture in the garden is incredibly moving
D. W.St.Lukes is still in use.
I. R.Very interesting place to visit
B. S.A brilliant tribute not only to the dead but a reminder of the vagaries of wae
J. 5.Beautiful, historical place
l. d.We went to watch oddsocks theatre company perform A Midsummer night's dream. A beautiful setting for a brilliant play. I thought we were going to get a thunder storm but luckily it stayed off.
J. C.Amazing space.
F. D.Poignant. Love the story regarding this church.
D. P.Attended a gin event here. Loved it.
A. T. G.A different atmosphere you should definitely experience.
D. S.Need somewhere to relax in the city. Then come and sit in the gardens here
2. w. S.There for Beer festival. Longstanding Liverpool landmark, good to see it being used after being saved from re-developers some yrs ago.
M. B.Ruins of an old church
Would be nice if it was rebuilt
C. G.Picturesque. Good photo opportunities
J. S.Full of history and must never be forgotten.
V. B.Amazing monument from the WWII. There are many events for the public, like for example beer festival. The atmosphere is magical.
W.Amazing 🤩
B. S.Always a pleasure
G. B.This place was amazing, such a unique venue and I had the pleasure of shooting a wedding here (I'm a wedding photographer). So many beautiful places here for fantastic photo opportunities. Staff here are amazing amd very helpful. I would describe St Lukes Bombed Out Church as a little paradise in the heart of the bustling city centre of Liverpool.
N. B.Very peaceful. Highly recommend.
S. A.Tatty but fascinating, has a weird 'hippy' feel
P. M.When the sun shines it's fantastic!
O.Such a place full of history
E. O.Still bombed out ..
k. b.Loved here amazing time
G. M.All sorts going in if interested go on events
C. D.Only saw from the roadside did not go in looks sad.
M. M.Touching place full of memories eies
L. L.Quirky, lots of info about WW2, very friendly manager.
A. T.Winter wonderland on now and lots to do for young kids.
P. H.Cool but alot more could be made of it
N. G.Brilliant venue for a wedding.Love the transparent marques.
n. s.Good pop up market place
A. M.Always new exhibitions and the current one showing Liverpool at the end of the war and reactions of the people isso poignant
D. a. D. J.What a brilliant idea to allow the needy to take shelter here. I even saw some people bring large pots of food to feed the homeless next to st. Luke's the other day. Cheers to the Liverpool city council.
p. v.Great experience and ambience for private functions.
C. C.Loaded chips at Liverpool Light night
W. Z.Great piece of local history.
F. R. M.A journey in the time. This church show to us how importante is the peace between peoples.
D. “. F.More commonly known as the bombed out church St Lukes on Berry St is a lovely old building. It can be used as an art exhibition or even a rave venue. It has lovely well kept gardens but unfortunately are not always open to the public.
S. H.Lovely. Look out for the Liver bird!
C. D.A must-see in Liverpool, the bombed out church is a place of beauty and magic: destroyed by war, but peaceful and heartwarming.
H. s.Activities are carried out throughout the year. Sometimes projections, other music and much more. In this photo, celebration of the Chinese year. Percussion for all ...
R. S.A physical memorial to World War II and an iconic building. The building is just a shell, with well cared for gardens supported by a host of community groups. Lots of events on throughout the year.
C. A.Great atmosphere
K. T.Beautiful church with lots of history
D. P.Beautiful setting for community events.
A. L. M. D. V.Beautiful venue! Magical
N. M.Very tranquil and calm.
I. H.Wake the dragon... Amazing show!!!❤️🔥
P. D.Avery moving experience.
B. S.Beautiful grounds, nice architecture, moving statues on the grounds
A. C.Really good santa Claus experience
C. P.Several events are held here throughout the summer/year.
G. S.Excellent entertainment on light night!
S. S.Magical venue of remarkable significance
L. K.A lovely evening of dance and music
J. D.Great Beer Festival - fantastic brews available. They also have a band playing Gypsy Jazz - Swingology - Wow!
R. F.Amazing architecture so much to see in Liverpool
N. D.Boss City landmark. Outdoor events frequently held here, too
J. W.Great place to visit
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