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£9.81 (adult) 
2-3 hours 
About 5 miles awayBuilt in 1530, Speke Hall - in Speke on the River Mersey in Liverpool is a rare surviving Tudor timber-framed hall. Explore the extraordinary history and its Victorian regeneration by taking a look around this Sunday, from 12.30pm (opening times can change - check the National Trust website to confirm).
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53.28°N, 2.9°W
Sunrise: 05:57
Sunset: 15:53
Moon Phase: full moon
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