Cheap Train Tickets to Liverpool

"My love of New York is something to do with Liverpool. There is the same quality of energy in both cities.” John Lennon

In Liverpool, there are many great attractions to enjoy, or you can take a walk around the beautiful waterfront and docks. The Beatles hail from this city; you can visit the Beatles Museum. or the houses where Paul McCartney and John Lennon grew up. Enjoy the atmosphere of Anfield, or Goodison Park, and see the largest Anglican Cathedral in Europe.

We recommend a visit to Casbah Coffee Club if you're old enough to remember the Beatles. Should you be a fan of Live Music, then the Cavern Club is a must-visit. For those with children, Knowsley Safari is fantastic.

The Liverpool and Manchester Railway was the first successful passenger-carrying service in the world. George Stephenson carried out trials for his steam locomotive on this line in 1829.

Liverpool is a vibrant city with an impressive cultural heritage dating back many centuries. In 2008, the city bagged the title of the European Capital of Culture. In 2004 UNESCO included the city’s Pier Head Waterfront on their World Heritage Site list. An on-going urban regeneration program has revamped the city, transforming it into one of the most beautiful cities in northern England.

Top Liverpool Tours and Attractions

The biggest station in Liverpool is Lime Street; it's well-served by regular rail services from Birmingham New Street, London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly, and Newcastle. It is the end station for the West Coast Line, the direct journey to London can be as little as 2 hours 1 minute. The station is a visitors attraction in itself; made from impressive glass and steel, it is a perfect example of Victorian architecture.

With Liverpool’s long-standing history, it’s not surprising to find historical sites and landmarks all over the city. UNESCO has awarded six World Heritage Sites to Liverpool. Among the most remarkable historical sites in Liverpool are the Liverpool Cathedral and the St. George’s Hall.

Liverpool is home to many museums. The most notable are the Merseyside Maritime Museum, International Slavery Museum, and the World Museum. The Beatles Story is a famous attraction, devoted entirely to the band's music that hails from the city.

There are several parks in Liverpool that are worth visiting. Otterspool is the best place for outdoor activities, and Sefton is a designated English Heritage site with 235-acre of land.

There are four train stations in Liverpool, with Liverpool Lime Street and Liverpool Central being the busiest in the city. When searching for journeys to Liverpool, you can select to travel to any Liverpool Station and we will find the best and lowest-priced option for your trip.

Liverpool Lime Street is a major UK station, so there are many options of routes you can take to reach the city. Trains travel to Liverpool on the West Coast Main Line or via other routes from cities including Glasgow, London, and Birmingham. For more information on the route from London to Liverpool, visit the page below.