Discover the Vibrant Charm of Liverpool Waterfront

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to Liverpool Waterfront, start by getting on the M62 motorway. Follow signs for Liverpool. When you reach Liverpool, keep following the signs for the city center. Exit onto the A5036 towards the waterfront. Continue straight onto George Parade, where you’ll find Liverpool Waterfront. Parking is available at various car parks nearby, with charges typically around £1.50 per hour.

• Train

  To reach Liverpool Waterfront by train, find your nearest train station and take a train to Liverpool Lime Street Station. From Lime Street, exit the station and walk towards St. George's Hall. Head down St. George's Place which leads to the City Centre. Continue straight until you reach the waterfront area. The walk takes about 15-20 minutes. Alternatively, you can take a bus or taxi from the station to the waterfront for a small fee.

• Bus

  If you're using public transportation, look for bus services that run to Liverpool city center. Many buses will take you to Queen Square Bus Station, which is a short walk from Liverpool Waterfront. From Queen Square, head towards the waterfront, following the signs. Bus fares vary but expect to pay around £2-£3 for a single journey.

• Taxi

  For a more direct route, consider taking a taxi to Liverpool Waterfront. Depending on your starting location, the fare will vary. From Liverpool Lime Street Station, a taxi to the waterfront should cost approximately £5-£10. Always ensure the taxi is from a licensed provider.

• Walking

  If you are staying in the center of Liverpool, the waterfront is easily accessible by foot. Simply head towards the Albert Dock area, which is a major attraction along the waterfront. The walk from key points in the city center, such as Liverpool ONE or St. John's Shopping Centre, will take about 10-15 minutes.