Liverpool Transportation

by Bigs
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Anfield Road

I really like these old taxis which are still seen on the streets. Would have loved to take a ride at once. But I think it's quite expensive! This is waiting in front of Anfield, guess the guest just stopped for some more shopping in the great store here!

I want a Didi Hamann shirt!

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	Magical Mystery Tour	Tip Rating:

By sandysmith

on May 4, 2003

magical tour of Liverpool

This is a must for die-hard Beatles fans.
A two hour tour around Liverpool of the homes, schools and birthplaces of the Fab Four aboard a vintage Magical Mystery tour bus. You will also see Penny lane and Strawberry fields. The prices are not vintage though - it costs about £12 per adult.

Daily tours at 2.30pm start from the Beatles Story Museum at the Albert Dock complex and end up at the Cavern Club in Matthew Street.

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Website: www.cavern-liverpooo.co.uk


	Yellow Duckmarine	Tip Rating:

Updated By sandysmith

on May 10, 2003

back end of a duck!

This hour-long trip begins on the road, taking in Liverpool's historic Waterfront, touring the famous sights of the City and ending with a “SPLASHDOWN” in the Salthouse Dock.All this in a DUCK - an authentic World War II landing vehicle.

Tickets may be purchased on the day but you may also reserve seats on the day by telephone (0151 708 7799).
Ticket price for 2003 was just under £10.

We kept seeing this duckmarine all over Liverpool throughout the day - but by the time my camera was primed for action ...well this was the closest I got!

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Website: http://www.theyellowduckmarine.co.uk


	Airport to City New Rail Link	Tip Rating:

By SapineKuu

on June 17, 2006

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From the 11 June 2006 Merseyrail opens the multi-million pound eco-friendly Liverpool South Parkway Rail Station. This is a super facility a short distance from Liverpool John Lennon Airport. The airport and station are linked by shuttle buses 80A and 86A with the train running into the city centre. Trains also run from this station to Manchester and Birmingham. South Parkway would also be a good choice if you are planning to stay in the south side of the city as there are a number of stops before it reaches the city centre.

Please note this is an alternative not a replacement to the airport shuttle bus that links to the airport with Liverpool city centre

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Website: www.merseytravel.gov.uk


	Train	Tip Rating:

Updated By sandysmith

on October 12, 2004

Merseyrail

Liverpool has good rail connections. The main line station at Lime Street has a link to the underground and local Merseyrail service.
The Liverpool Loop trains call at Lime Street, Central (for the main shops), Moorfieds (more the business area) and James Street (handy for the Docks). It only takes 30 mins from my hometown on the Merseyrail service. A local saver ticket means you can travel on the buses trains and on the ferry during off peak times - ask at the station for details.

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	Ferry cross the Mersey	Tip Rating:

Updated By sandysmith

on May 11, 2003

ferry cross the Mersy..

Take a ride on the Mersey ferries - the famed music by Gerry and the Pacemakers is tacky but its a great way to see the Liverpool waterfront which has been greatly improved in recent years.

Indeed a 50 minute river cruise can be taken to enjoy the waterfront views complete with a lively and informative commentary which re-tells the history of Liverpool and its ferries.
For details of times:

http://www.merseyferries.co.uk/timetable/index.html

Also available are themed cruises like rock and salsa nights. For those that are really keen a 6 hour cruise to the Manchester ship Canal, Salford can be taken.

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	Liverpool is easily covered by ..... foot!!!	Tip Rating:

Updated By aadil

on August 12, 2003

Liverpool is easily reached by coach (National Express) from London for about thirty pounds (return fare) in about five hours and also by rail(more expensive!) but faster!!
Buses are a plenty but I did my travelling on foot only!! It really is a nice place to walk and maps are easy to find at the coach / rail station for free in the guide books. Taxicabs are also available.

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	TAXIS AND TRAINS AND BUSES	Tip Rating:

Updated By Onedragon

on February 26, 2008

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TAXIS IN LIVERPOOL

WELL IT WAS FUN GETTING AROUND LIVERPOOL...A LOT WAS BY WALKING AND THOSE PLACES THAT SEEMED FAR OR I WASN'T QUITE SURE WHERE THEY WERE. .I TOOK A BUS OR TAXI....

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	John Lennon Airport	Tip Rating:

Updated By sandysmith

on October 12, 2004

John Lennon Airport

With Liverpool winning the Capital of Culture 2008 award many new flight paths are opeing up to the new John Lennon Airport - great setting right by the estuary!
Many european connections are now available with budget airlines (Ryanair, Easyjet and VLM) eg. Dublin, Cologne, Paris, Brussels, Madrid, Barcelona, Antwerp etc.... Before 2008 I'm sure there will be many more too.
STOP PRESS - Flybe has just announced it will be making a base here too - opeing up destinations to Scotland, Northern Island and Jersey with French destinations on the hoziron too. Plus Ryanair has announced daily flights to Milan from February 2005.

Oh I do so need more holidays!!

Not a huge airport but modern and efficient.
A city express bus service links the airport and the city centre (Lime Street Station) - stopping off at some hotels too. Cost is £2 each way and will take about 20-30 minutes.

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Website: http://www.liverpooljohnlennonairport.com/


	Travel to/from Liverpool by train	Tip Rating:

By londonlover

on June 27, 2004

Lime Street Station is the bigger of the two rail stations in Liverpool, and a very pleasant place in its own right. We came into Lime Street from central England, then walked the 20-minute stroll to our hotel on Albert Dock. A taxi would be easier if you are loaded down, and would probably only take about five minutes.

Frequent trains run out of Liverpool in all directions, so it's an easy connection, especially from Wales, Machester, or the Lakes.

I would not drive in Liverpool...many streets are narrow (this is Britain, after all!) and twisty, and I would get easily turned around here in a car. Who am I kidding, I got completely turned around on foot several times in the central downtown area. :)