Liverpool Trip: International Slavery Museum
- Liverpool Trip: International Slavery Museum Newton Steps Sunday 16-10-2022 - 08:30 until Sunday 16-10-2022 - 19:00
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Liverpool Trip: International Slavery Museum
Discover Liverpool.
In 2019, Liverpool was the fifth most visited city in the UK thanks to its culture, sport and architecture - not to mention it is the birthplace of iconic band, The Beatles.
The city was a major slaving port and its ships and merchants dominated the transatlantic slave trade in the second half of the 18th century. Liverpool's role in the transatlantic slave trade is remembered and recorded in the International Slavery Museum at the vibrant waterfront of the Royal Albert Dock. Explore the museum's dynamic and powerful collections including the Freedom Quilt, Racist Memorabilia and Modern Slavery.
Learn more on the museum's website.
Itenerary:
8:30am: Meet at the Newton Building steps (City Campus)
9am: Coach departs
11:40am: Arrival at Albert Dock, near the International Slavery Museum
Free time to grab lunch and explore the city
1:15pm: Meet at the museum
1:30pm: Museum tour
Free time to explore Liverpool
4:15pm: Meet at Albert Dock to return home
4:30pm: Coach departs
7:00pm: Arrival back at Newton Building
Liverpool highlights to check out: Albert Dock, The Cavern Club, Mersey Ferry Ride, Tate Liverpool, 69A vintage shopping and Baltic Market street food.
Venue/Timing
Venue : Newton Steps
Type: Black Futures, City campus, Give It A Go, Trips & tours
Start Date: Sunday 16-10-2022 - 08:30
End date: Sunday 16-10-2022 - 19:00
Location
Contact Details
Paula Naraval
paula.naraval@su.ntu.ac.uk
Terms and Conditions
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Refund Policy
You will be refunded if you notify us of your cancellation at least 3 working days prior to the date of the trip. No refunds after the trip except in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Please contact paula.naraval@su.ntu.ac.uk for cancellations and refunds.
