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Queens Drive, West Derby (formerly "Travel Inn"), Liverpool, Merseyside, L13 0DL, United Kingdom
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Hi there, I am going to London for the 1st time and as a LFC fans I think I have to visit anfield (a must do) and watch a match, I was wondering the cheapest or easiest way to get there from London by Public transport, and after I arrived at Liverpool central which bus or train should I take??? And about cheap hostel, I already found plenty of infos in this forum.
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Depends on what day you want to travel, but probably the cheapest way to get from London to Liverpool is on the Megabus, which often have fares for as cheap as £1.00 each way. Details at www.megabus.com
To get to Anfield from Liverpool city centre either take the number 26 or 27 bus from Paradise Street Bus station or a 17 or 217 from Queens Square. Alternatively take the Merseyrail underground Northern line from Central Station or Moorfields Station and get on any train going to either Southport, Kirkby Or Ormskirk. Get off the train and Sandhills and the soccerbus meets the train. When you purchase your train ticket, make sure to ask for a ticket to Anfield as this will then cover you for the soccerbus.
More info at http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/tickets/a_anfield.shtml
Yes it could also be worth trying National Express Coaches. They have Fun Fares that also start at 1 pound but you need to book in advance. http://www.nationalexpress.com/coach/offers/funfares.cfm
Visit the Beatles Museum at the Albert Dock.
The Beatles Museum allows you to step back in time to the 1960's and walk through the Beatles lives surrounded always by the thumping beat of Beatles Music. Walk into their Agents Office, sit in a recreated cavern, raise the periscope in the Yellow Submarine. One mind blowing experience after another is bound to thrill you, or bring your own memories flooding back.
St George's Hall, built in 1854, is one of the finest neo-classical buildings in the world. Built originally for use as a concert hall with adjoining court rooms. Its famous minton tiled floor is rarely on show - its kept under wraps for protection.
Today it provides the city of Liverpool with the most magnificent conference and events venue.
The Hall has beeny under wraps for a major overhaul - John Lennon wass gracing it with his portrait! - but now it is almost finished and is visible again . Check the website for a virtual tour of what can be seen.
http://www.stgeorgeshall.com
There is a wonderful walk along the river Mersey, starting at the Albert Dock, and wending inland. I've walked about 3 or so miles of it, but I didn't get to the end! There are several watering holes along the way too!
Vivienne Westwood opened a boutique in Matthew street in 2003.
The store is said to have the flavour of a Hollywood film set - although I must admit it was lost on me.
For a cutting edge clothing design company - her frocks have always shocked - it seems a pity (in a way) that the new shop has been sited on a street that wallows in the 1960's. I would have though such a company would want a much more avant-garde location.
On the other hand, a company must make money where is can and Westwood was a vital part of the 60's culture that for a few years made Britain the trendiest (or grooviest man) place on planet earth. Love those Tartan miniskirts every time A fortune
Haven't personally sampled the nightlife in Liverpool but there are many clubs available.
The cafe culture seems to be growing too.
Have noticed many squares being developed with cafes and clubs, especially off Bold Steet area like Concert Street.
Here there is an Aussie bar called Walkabout that looked intriguing...so if any of you Aussie VT'ers make it over heere and try out this place, let us know what its like ;-)
Even the menu had Aussie options:
Kangaroo fillet, marinated in Australian Western deser seasoning and
Crocodile fillet seasoned with lemon myrtle and macadamia spices were just two of the dishes that caught my eye.
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