A small, informative museum dedicated to John Lennon and his connection with Strawberry Fields. Easy to get around in 1.5 hrs or less, with a really informative and interesting audio commentary. The garden wasn't particularly remarkable but helped you put the JL story into context. The museum staff were so friendly and welcoming. I found the café disappointing with little or no choice and "school table" seating arrangements that had to be booked. Parking also very limited. That said, certainly easy enough to combine with other things. My friend and I did this in the morning, then moved on to Liverpool Docks for a couple more activities.

This is a walk through experience with headphones and handset. Clicking on tabs on the handset to give you a visual and audible commentary. It does take around 90 - 120 minutes and although there are chairs you may find yourself standing for some part of the experience. Extremely informative. The gardens provide a lovely walk and dont forget to see the original gates. I would also recommend a cup of tea and a piece of cake from the cafe.

It was extremely interesting ... listening to some of the John Lennon songs, and hearing Paul Mac...talking about John. Good to see the 'Imagine' piano...and how it came from George Michael's collection...Thank you George! So much to see inside...and followed up by time in the surrounding Garden. It was my first time there since the old Victorian House was knocked down...Good too to hear the story of the wonderful Salvation Army....