We have been to other Tate Galleries in the UK and you are never quite sure what you will see. This visit was no different from fresh fruit and vegetables laid out on rocks to watercraft suspended in mid-air to more conventional pieces. Perhaps this is why people enjoy the quirkiness of Tate’s exhibitions. The galleries are generous in size and easy walking. Although you may find a portable chair handy. Enjoy.

We are regular visitors to this Albert Dock Tate. A must for visitors- it doesn’t have the congestion of the London Tates! This time we specifically went to see Liverpool Biennial exhibits. And we loved them.

My wife and I came here whilst in Liverpool for our anniversary. I haven't got enough pictures to remember the full experience, but there were lots of paintings, pictures and exhibits. Sorry I'm not being helpful. I think we came in to get out of the rain and as it was free it was bliss! You should go and then tell everyone straightaway, and not try and remember 10 months after! (Sorry)

We were initially disappointed that the Tate was closed for refurbishments, but headed over to the temporary venue. What a fantastic effort the team have made. The staff couldn’t have been more determined to make the visit enjoyable. They brought the limited exhibition to life and we certainly enjoyed the short visit. We’re looking forward to visiting again when the refurb is done. Thanks

We went today to visit the temporary brick exhibition and it certainly didn't disappoint. A small but beautifully curated space which really allows one to appreciate an often overlooked wonder of our towns a cities. From stone walls, to metal bricks, brick rubbings and drawings there really was something for everyone. The idea of whether bricks are a barrier or protection will stay with me for quite some time. There was even lego at the end to ensure it was an inclusive experience for all ages.