Visit the International Slavery Museum for an autism-friendly quiet morning.
The museum will be open as usual to the public but this is a quieter morning and noise levels in some of the galleries will be reduced.
Please see our autism-friendly welcome guide to the International Slavery Museum and Merseyside Maritime Museum (pdf) which has photos of spaces outside and inside the museum along with useful information.
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