Liverpool ONE’s Chavasse Park has now held its Green Flag status for 14 consecutive years. Alongside this, it has retained its Green Heritage Site Accreditation for a third consecutive year, the highest recognition within the Green Flag programme.
Green Flag judges praised Liverpool ONE’s “innovative and inclusive” approach to celebrating heritage and green space, recognising the thoughtful way Chavasse Park connects visitors with the site’s natural and historic assets.
Key highlights included the Nature and Heritage Trails, which offer free self-guided tours for visitors of all ages, bringing the park’s landscape and Liverpool’s maritime history to life. The judges also recognised the park’s carefully maintained gardens and trees, which support biodiversity while providing a tranquil green escape in the heart of the city.
The striking water features, including the Liver Pools surrounding the Liverpool ONE sign, were highlighted for their role in reflecting the city’s maritime identity, while the preservation and interpretation of the Old Dock – delivered in partnership with National Museums Liverpool – was celebrated as an example of how a significant historic landmark has been integrated into a vibrant modern destination.
