The Isla Gladstone Conservatory

read moreThe Isla Gladstone Conservatory is one of Liverpool's most iconic venues, showcasing Victorian architecture dating back to 1870, yet fully restored and modernised into a unique events space whilst retaining its heritage charm. Set within its own private grounds and nestled within the beautiful picturesque Stanley Park, the conservatory is flooded with natural light and provides a spectacular venue for extraordinary events and only 10 minutes from Liverpool city centre.

read moreOpened in 1870, the Park was designed by Edward Kemp (1817-91) who had assisted Joseph Paxton at Birkenhead Park. It includes structural features by E.R. Robson. The Isla Gladstone Conservatory was first erected in 1870 and was part of park designer Edward Kemp's vision to create a usable park space in North Liverpool, providing fresh-air and a place for exercise for the inner-city populace. It was originally intended to house tropical and exotic plants grown in surrounding greenhouses. Stanley Park was on the edge of the countryside when it was built, but was quickly consumed by the growing city.

read moreThe Isla Gladstone Conservatory is a breath taking venue placed at the heart of the recently restored Stanley Park. Converted with much care, the Victorian glasshouse nestles amidst picturesque rose gardens, glistening lakes and historic sandstone pavilions. Adjacent to a fairy-tale bandstand, The Isla Gladstone Conservatory truly is a place of wonder and charm. Whilst there, you can't help but feel as though you have been transported to another time and place. The sun-flooded interior breathes warmth and drama into any occasion, and the well-groomed grounds change with the turning of the seasons.