Discover the Beauty Beneath Your Feet
This summer, don’t miss the rare opportunity to experience one of Liverpool’s most breathtaking architectural treasures as St George’s Hall unveils its world-famous Minton tile floor from 17 July to 2 September 2026.
Usually hidden beneath a protective wooden covering to preserve its exceptional craftsmanship, the Minton floor will be revealed for an extended public viewing, allowing visitors to see one of the finest surviving examples of Victorian design anywhere in the world.
Comprising more than 30,000 hand-crafted tiles, the spectacular mosaic is celebrated for its intricate patterns, rich colours and classical motifs. A masterpiece of art and engineering, it has captivated generations of visitors and remains remarkably well preserved more than 150 years after its creation.
Adding to the experience, a special programme of events will run alongside the reveal, giving visitors even more opportunities to explore the history, craftsmanship and significance of this iconic Liverpool landmark. From guided tours and talks to unique cultural experiences, there will be something for all ages to enjoy.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, architecture lover or simply looking for an unforgettable day out, this limited-time reveal is not to be missed.
Plan your visit and discover the beauty beneath your feet before the floor is covered once again.
What's On During The Mintons
Step onto history: A rare chance to walk the breathtaking Minton tile floor.
Walk the perimeter of the Minton Tile Floor at your own pace on this self-guided tour.
Step into the remarkable world of one of Britain’s greatest musical pioneers.
Enjoy an evening of guided painting and prosecco, recreating or interpreting the tile designs.
Bobby West blends raw storytelling with rich, atmospheric arrangements, a perfect match for the grandeur and resonance of the Minton Tiles.
Ian Tracey has served as the City Organist for Liverpool for over four decades, and is also curator of St George’s Hall’s historic Willis Organ.
St George’s Hall has partnered with Baltic Triangle based yoga company Yogacita to offer a truly unique experience this summer.
Pianist Brad Kella, winner of Channel 4’s The Piano, delivers a special performance as part of St George’s Hall’s Minton Tile Reveal summer programme.