Getting There
Getting to Liverpool
Distances to Liverpool from major cities are as follows:
|
CITY |
MILES |
CITY |
MILES |
|
Birmingham |
93 |
Bristol |
160 |
|
Cardiff |
165 |
Edinburgh |
216 |
|
Glasgow |
216 |
Hull |
130 |
|
Leeds |
72 |
London |
202 |
|
Manchester |
35 |
Norwich |
220 |
|
Newcastle |
155 |
Nottingham |
98 |
|
Southampton |
221 |
Sheffield |
72 |
By ROAD: Merseyside has excellent motorway connections and can be reached quickly and easily from all parts of the country. From the M6 the city centre is easily reached by the M58, M56 or M62. Liverpool city centre is approximately 45 minutes drive from Chester, Manchester and North Wales; just over 1 hour from Blackpool and the Lake District, Yorkshire Moors and Peak District National Parks; just over 4 hours from London.
By RAIL: Intercity services run from major towns and cities into Liverpool Lime Street Station. Journey times are quick; London to Liverpool takes under 3 hours. For timetable and ticket information visit www.thetrainline.co.uk
The Britannia Adelphi Hotel arranged specially discounted rail travel with Virgin for conference delegates visiting Liverpool. Apply on-line http://www.virgin.com/trains/adelphi
By AIR: Liverpool Airport is located 8 miles south of the city centre. An express bus operates to Liverpool city centre. The airport is small but scheduled flights are operated by RyanAir and EasyJet.
Scheduled international and domestic flights also operate through Manchester International Airport, 30 miles (48 kilometres) from Liverpool. National Express coaches link Manchester Airport with Liverpool city centre approximately every hour (journey time 45 minutes). There is also a frequent direct rail link (journey time 1 1/2 hours).
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