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Transport to and from Liverpool

Liverpool has outstanding rail, bus and road links. The train station can be found in the city's centre, and can easily be reached by bus or taxi. Daily ferries depart from the port to Belfast, Dublin and Douglas. The M6 and M62 motorways provide the principal links between Liverpool and all the other main parts of the UK.

Bus and shuttles from Liverpool

Buses leave from the major ferry terminals, providing transport to a number of locations throughout Liverpool. There is a frequent National Express service operating several coaches to Liverpool from across Britain. (to Liverpool there are services every two hours to London and Birmingham, half hourly services from Manchester, and hourly services to York) You can find the National Express station on Norton Street.

Car hire and road travel from Liverpool

If you are travelling by car from the centre of the city you need to follow the A565 leading to Bootle. Follow the sign for Liverpool Freeport. If you are approaching from elsewhere, use the M57 motorway or M58 motorway and follow signs for "All Docks" on the A5036.

You can easily rent a car once you arrive as there are various car hire firms represented in Liverpool. However, it is advisable to book car hire online in advance. This way you will get the best deals as there is one online service providing the most attractive hire rates from a number of reputed and well known hire companies.

Rail from Liverpool port

Lime Street Train Station is a principal English hub and serves the majority of England's parts with frequent services. Local trains run in and out of Liverpool City Centre at four railway stations: Moorfields, Liverpool Central, James Street, and Lime Street. Lime Street is Liverpool's main railway station, from where trains serve local and national routes. Liverpool has a solitary underground train service, connecting the city's four railway stations.

Parking at Liverpool port

In Liver Street you will find a new car park. The car parking facility is operated by QPark and has space for 581 cars including dedicated parking spaces for physically disabled drivers. Long-duration and short-duration car parking are both available.

Taxis from Liverpool port

Near the terminals taxis can usually be found but it is advisable to book a taxi in advance. Dany Liver Cabs can be reached by calling +44 151 708 7080 and Mersey cabs can be reached at +44 151 733 3393. Taxis are the most convenient and fastest way to reach local destinations. For long distances it might be a better option to use the city's train and bus services as they are efficient, frequent and less expensive.