Victoria Building

For over 120 years, the Victoria Building has been a beloved part of the University of Liverpool’s architectural landscape. After its opening in 1892, the building contained a lecture theatre, lecture rooms, staff offices, common rooms, and even the Tate Library, which impressively held up to 80,000 volumes at a time.

While no longer for its original purposes, the Victoria Building is still a centrepiece of the campus, known for its Gothic style and beautiful brickwork on the exterior, and the blend of stunning Italian mosaic and Victorian tile on the interior. Today, the building is both a museum and an art gallery open to the public.

Victoria Building - one of the highlights of 10 Most Iconic Buildings in Liverpool (Read all about Liverpool here)