Your Journey
Trains to Liverpool
Home of the Fab Four, you could spend eight days a week in Liverpool and still find plenty to do. Expect culture, entertainment and a rich history to go with the ever-friendly welcome. And with so many attractions, either great value or free, you'll be sure to love, love it do.
- Every hour from London in 2hrs 7mins
London
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London
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2FOR1 entry at top attractions.
Our favourite Liverpool attractions
- Walk from Lime Street Station
- 5 mins

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Walker Art Gallery
The Walker Art Gallery is home to an impressive collection of fine and decorative art in the North of England. It also houses a stunning collection of contemporary art. For the under 8s, there's 'Big Art for Little Artists', and for you, there's no worries about money - it's free entry.
- Walk from Lime Street Station
- 5 mins

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St. George's Hall
This beautiful Grade 1 listed building is reckoned to be one of the world's best examples of neo-classical architecture. It's free entry too, so why not go and see for yourself?
- Walk from Lime Street Station
- 15 mins

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Tate Liverpool
Absolutely THE place to see modern art in the North of England. Tate Liverpool brings you ever-changing exhibitions from artists as diverse as Tracey Emin to Pablo Picasso. And because most exhibitions are free, you can spend a little time without spending a whole lot of money.
- Walk from Lime Street Station
- 20 mins

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Waterfront
Visit Liverpool's world famous waterfront and see the Three Graces now joined by the brand new Museum of Liverpool. Of course you can also take the Ferry across the Mersey, and yes, you can sing the song if you feel the urge.
- Walk from Lime Street Station
- 15 mins

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Albert Dock
Down on the waterfront you'll find Liverpool's top visitor attraction. The Albert Dock features the UK's largest group of Grade 1 listed buildings in a World Heritage setting. And if that's not enough, there's The Beatles Story - always perfect for a day tripper.
More attractions in Liverpool
- Walk from Lime Street Station to Clayton Sq Shopping Centre
- 4 mins

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Liverpool Shops
Liverpool ONE shopping complex has more than 160 high street stores. There you'll discover Liverpool's best range of designer label delights along the Cavern Walks and the Met Quarter. Shopping done? Why not take the weight off in one of the trendy rooftop restaurants. It may be called Liverpool ONE, but there's a thousand reasons to visit.
- Walk from Lime Street Station
- 25 mins

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Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
This beautiful art deco Grade II listed building mixes classical performances with classic rock, not to mention pop, reggae, jazz, folk and comedy gigs too. And if that's not enough, John Lennon used to drink in the pub over the road.
- Walk from Lime Street Station to St. John's Garden
- 7 mins

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Liverpool Park
Liverpool has acres of beautiful parks and gardens. The largest is Croxteth Hall and Country Park, at the heart of what was once a great country estate stretching hundreds of square miles. Perfect if you fancy stretching your legs, or even a kick about.
- Walk from Lime Street Station
- 4 mins

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Liverpool Empire Theatre
Widely regarded as THE entertainment centre of the North West, the UK's largest two-tier theatre is home to everything from drama to pop, comedy to dance, and musicals to panto. All together now - "oh yes it is".
Services run every hour. Mon-Fri 05:27 - 21:07, Sat 07:07 - 19:07 & Sun 08:15 - 20:05.
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