Garstang Museum sits within the University of Liverpool campus and houses a significant collection of Egyptian artefacts, archaeological finds and ethnographic materials. The museum operates by appointment only, allowing visitors to explore its holdings in a more intimate setting than traditional open-access institutions. Admission is free, making it accessible to students, researchers and members of the public with an interest in ancient civilisations and cultural heritage.
The museum’s collections span materials from across the Mediterranean and beyond, reflecting the university’s long tradition of archaeological research and fieldwork. Visitors can view items ranging from pottery and inscriptions to burial goods and everyday objects that illuminate life in ancient Egypt and other historical periods. The appointment-based model means those planning a visit should contact the museum in advance through the University of Liverpool website to arrange access.