St Luke’s Bombed Out Church: A Historical Gem in Liverpool

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car in Cheshire, head towards Liverpool. From the M56 motorway, take the exit onto the M62 towards Liverpool. Merge onto the M62 and continue until you reach the A57 (Liverpool Road). Follow the A57, which will lead you into the city center. Once you reach the city center, look for signs for Leece Street. St Luke's Bombed Out Church is located at Leece St, Liverpool L1 2TR. There is limited street parking available nearby; be sure to check for parking restrictions and fees.

• Train

  For those using public transportation, take a train from any station in Cheshire to Liverpool Lime Street Station, which is a major hub. Once you arrive at Lime Street Station, exit the station and head southeast towards St. George's Place. Continue onto the A5038, which is known as St. George's Way, and follow the road as it curves left onto William Brown Street. Continue straight until you reach Leece Street. St Luke's Bombed Out Church will be on your right. This journey may take around 1 to 1.5 hours depending on your starting point in Cheshire.

• Bus

  Alternatively, you can take a bus to Liverpool City Centre. Check local bus schedules for routes that head towards Liverpool. Once in the city center, disembark at a stop near St. George's Place. From there, walk towards the A5038 and follow it until you reach William Brown Street, then continue onto Leece Street. The church is located at Leece St, Liverpool L1 2TR. Bus fares vary, but expect to pay around £2 to £5 for a single journey.