Williamson Square: The Heart of Liverpool's Cultural Scene

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car from anywhere in Cheshire, use the M62 motorway. From Chester, take the A55 towards the M53, then merge onto the M62. Continue on the M62 until you reach the junction for A5047 towards Liverpool (signposted). Take the A5047 and follow signs for the City Centre. Once you reach Liverpool, follow signs for Williamson Square. There may be parking available nearby, but be mindful of parking fees which can vary. Expect to pay around £2-£4 per hour depending on the location.

• Train

  If you prefer public transport, consider taking a train to Liverpool Lime Street Station. From various locations in Cheshire, including Chester and Crewe, you can catch a direct train to Liverpool. Once you arrive at Lime Street, exit the station and walk towards the city centre, which is about a 10-minute walk. Follow signs for Williamson Square, which should be clearly marked. The train fare can range from £6 to £15 depending on how early you book and your departure station.

• Bus

  Another public transportation option is to take a bus to Liverpool. Many bus services operate from different towns in Cheshire, such as Chester and Warrington, directly to Liverpool city centre. Check services like Arriva or Stagecoach for schedules. Upon arriving at Liverpool bus station, it’s about a 5-minute walk to Williamson Square. The bus fare is generally around £5-£10 for a return trip.