Travel from London to Liverpool

Direct high-speed train services connecting London Euston to Liverpool Lime Street.

Avanti West Coast is the primary operator for fast, direct services. Trains depart from London Euston, a major hub with Underground connections, and arrive at Liverpool Lime Street, located in the city centre. Services typically offer free Wi-Fi and power sockets.

Offers alternative train services, potentially at a lower cost, often involving longer journeys or a change of trains.

These services can be a more budget-friendly option, but typically take longer and may require a change, often in Birmingham. Tickets are generally cheaper when booked in advance.

Regular coach services from London to Liverpool.

Coaches depart from London Victoria Coach Station and typically arrive at Liverpool One Bus Station. This is generally the most economical travel option. Onboard facilities usually include toilets and sometimes Wi-Fi.

Budget-friendly coach travel between London and Liverpool.

FlixBus offers competitive fares, often departing from London Victoria Coach Station or other London stops, arriving at Liverpool One. Services include onboard restrooms and usually free Wi-Fi.

Provides low-cost coach travel options.

Megabus is known for its budget fares, especially when booked in advance. Departure and arrival points are similar to other major coach operators, usually including London Victoria and Liverpool One.

Flights between London and Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL) or nearby major airports, often with a stopover.

Direct flights between London airports and Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LPL) are not always readily available. Many routes involve a stop, often at another UK airport like Manchester (MAN), significantly increasing total travel time. Prices are highly variable based on booking time and demand.

Offers connecting flights from London to Liverpool via other airports.

British Airways typically operates from London Heathrow (LHR) or Gatwick (LGW). Flights to Liverpool (LPL) are usually connecting services, which makes the journey longer than direct train or bus options. Prices vary based on fare class and booking lead time.

Driving from London to Liverpool offers flexibility and directness.

The driving distance is approximately 210-222 miles (338-357 km). Estimated fuel costs typically range from GBP 35-40 for petrol. The M6 Toll road offers a quicker bypass around Birmingham but incurs a charge (approximately GBP 5.80-10.30). Drivers should also be aware of the London Congestion Charge (GBP 15 daily) and Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charge (GBP 12.50 daily) if driving within designated central London areas. Traffic can significantly impact journey times, especially during peak hours.