Grade I listed buildings in Liverpool

The Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool in North West England is one of the five metropolitan boroughs that make up the Metropolitan County of Merseyside.

The borough contains 28 of the 41 Grade I listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in Merseyside. Grade I structures are those considered to be “buildings of exceptional interest”.^[1]

Name	Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
All Saints’ Church	Childwall		14th century	1356299	Wikimedia Commons
Anglican Cathedral Church of Christ	Liverpool	Giles Gilbert Scott	1904	1361681	Wikimedia Commons
Atlantic Pavilion	Albert Dock	J. Hartley	1841–1845	1205175	Wikimedia Commons
Bank of England BuildingGrade I listed former provincial branch of the Bank of England in Liverpool, operated as a restaurant since 2024.	Liverpool	Charles Robert Cockerell	1845–1848	1205904	Wikimedia Commons
Bluecoat Chambers	Liverpool		1717	1292322	Wikimedia Commons
Britannia Pavilion and the Colonnades	Albert Dock	J. Hartley	1841–1845	1068409	Wikimedia Commons
Church of All Hallows	Allerton	G. E. Grayson	1872–1876	1068414	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St. Agnes and St. Pancras	Toxteth	John Loughborough Pearson	1883–1885	1359871	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St Clare	Liverpool	Leonard Stokes	1888–1890	1205333	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St George	Liverpool	Thomas Rickman	1812–1814	1075216	Wikimedia Commons
Church of St John the Baptist	Liverpool	George Frederick Bodley	1868–1870	1063778	Wikimedia Commons
Dock Traffic Office	Albert Dock	Philip Hardwick	1846–1847	1356264	Wikimedia Commons
Edwardian Pavilion	Albert Dock	J. Hartley	1841–1845	1068410	Wikimedia Commons
Merseyside Maritime Museum and International Slavery Museum	Albert Dock	J. Hartley	1841–1845	1280847	Wikimedia Commons
Oriel Chambers	Liverpool	Peter Ellis	1864	1291943	Wikimedia Commons
Philharmonic Hotel	Liverpool	Walter W. Thomas	1898	1207638	Wikimedia Commons
Princes Road Synagogue	Liverpool	William James Audsley and George Ashdown Audsley	1872–1874	1072969	Wikimedia Commons
Railings, gates and gate piers Old Bluecoat School	Liverpool		c. 1717	1073446	Wikimedia Commons
Royal Liver Building, iron railings and stone piers surrounding Royal Liver Building	George’s Pier Head	Walter Aubrey Thomas	1908–1910	1356370	Wikimedia Commons
Speke Hall	Liverpool		1540–1560	1359837	Wikimedia Commons
St George’s Hall	Liverpool	Harvey Lonsdale Elmes	1841–1845	1361677	Wikimedia Commons
St Michael’s Church	Aigburth	Thomas Rickman	1814	1209945	Wikimedia Commons
The Oratory	Liverpool	John Foster	1829	1063282	Wikimedia Commons
Town Hall	Liverpool		1749–1754	1360219	Wikimedia Commons
Toxteth Unitarian Chapel	Liverpool		Post 1618	1072991	Wikimedia Commons
Unitarian Chapel	Liverpool	Thomas and Percy Worthington	1898	1218227	Wikimedia Commons
Unitarian Church Hall	Liverpool	Thomas and Percy Worthington	1901	1359872	Wikimedia Commons
Woolton Hall	Woolton, Liverpoool		1704	1217943	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Grade I listed buildings in MerseysideGrade I listed buildings in the ceremonial county of Merseyside, split into the five metropolitan boroughs making up the county.