Port Liverpool
What does Liverpool stand for? For its two traditional football clubs, for the Beatles, for the Royal Liver Building and for its inhabitants, officially called Liverpudlians. The historic part of the city has been a World Heritage Site since 2004, with Albert Dock and Pier Head being popular places to visit. The city has two cathedrals and several large museums. Speke Hall manor house impresses with its half-timbered construction and a garden dating back to 1598. Anyone traveling in the footsteps of the Beatles will be fascinated by Penny Lane, Cavern Club and “The Beatles Story”. And if you don’t know what a superlambanana is, the answer is also in Liverpool. From the 133-metre-high television tower, there is a unique view over the entire city.
| Country: | England, Great Britain |
| Language: | English |
| Currency: | British pound (GBP) |
| Time zone: | Europe/London, GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) |
| UNLOCODE: | GBLIV |
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Preise & Verfügbarkeit
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Karte der Fähren von und nach Liverpool
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Ferry connections from & to Liverpool
Here you see an overview of all ferry routes which currently call at the port of Liverpool:
| Route | Country of origin & country of destination | Number & Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Ferry Liverpool – Douglas | England, Great BritainIsle of Man, Great Britain | up to 2 times a day 2 hours 45 minutes |
| Ferry Liverpool – Dublin | England, Great BritainIreland | up to 2 times a day 8 hours |
Addresses & Arrival
To make your journey to Liverpool easier, you will find all the important addresses in the ferry port of Liverpool here.
Address ferry harbour Liverpool
| Street: | St Nicholas Pl, Princes Parade |
| Postcode & city: | L3 1QW Liverpool |
| Country: | England (United Kingdom) |
| GPS: | 53.406557, -2.998307 |
Ferry terminals & other addresses
| Provider | Address |
|---|---|
| Stena Line |
Stena Line Liverpool Birkenhead ferry terminal Terminal, 12 Quays, Tower Rd CH41 1FE Birchhead England (United Kingdom) GPS: 53.403236, -3.016116 (Latitude, Longitude) |
| Steam Packet |
Steam Packet Landing Stage Terminal St Nicholas Pl L3 1DL Liverpool England (United Kingdom) GPS: 53.406835, -2.998297 (Latitude, Longitude) |
| Parking lot |
Parking lot at the ferry port St Nicholas Pl L3 1QW Liverpool England (United Kingdom) GPS: 53.406708, -2.997848 (Latitude, Longitude) |
| E-charging station |
bp pulse Charging Station - 1x CHAdeMO 50 kW, 1x CCS 50 kW, 1x Type2 43 kW Plaza, Saint Nicholas Place Crowne L3 1QW Liverpool England (United Kingdom) GPS: 53.407362, -2.996346 (Latitude, Longitude) |
| Motorhome parking space |
Liverpool Marina Pitch Coburg Wharf L3 4BP Liverpool England (United Kingdom) GPS: 53.390321, -2.985316 (Latitude, Longitude) |
Travel information
Arrival by car
The Liverpool ferry port is easily accessible via various roads, depending on which direction you are coming from:
- From the north (e.g. Preston): Ferries on the A59 towards Liverpool. In Liverpool, follow the signs to the Cruise Terminal.
- From the south (e.g. Birmingham): Take the M6 in the direction of Liverpool. At Liverpool, follow the A561 and then the signs to the Cruise Terminal.
- From the east (e.g. Manchester): Take the M62 in the direction of Liverpool. At the end of the M62, follow the signs to the Cruise Terminal.
Arrival by bus & train
Liverpool ferry port is well connected to the public transport network. You can take various buses and trains to get to the Cruise Terminal. The nearest bus and train stop is ‘James Street Station’.
Arrival by plane
The nearest airport is ‘Liverpool John Lennon Airport’. From the airport you can take a cab or bus to the city center. From there, it is only a short walk to the Cruise Terminal on Princes Parade.
Travel guide: The beating heart of Liverpool: a city full of life and history
Liverpool, a city known for its rich maritime history, the Beatles and its impressive cultural sights, enchants visitors from all over the world.
Sights and excursion destinations
Discover the diversity of Liverpool through its unforgettable sights:
- The Beatles Story: A captivating exhibition that takes you through the life and music of the Fab Four.
- Albert Dock: A historic harbor district with museums, restaurants and breathtaking architecture.
- Liverpool Cathedral: One of the largest cathedrals in the world, known for its impressive Gothic style.
- Merseyside Maritime Museum: Immerse yourself in Liverpool’s maritime history and the story of the Titanic.
- Anfield: Liverpool FC’s legendary stadium, a must for soccer fans.
Activities
Lively activities await you in Liverpool:
- Harbor cruises: Experience the city from the water and discover its impressive skyline.
- Cultural tours: follow in the footsteps of the Beatles or explore the city’s art galleries.
- Shopping: From the trendy Liverpool ONE to traditional markets, Liverpool offers unique shopping experiences.
History
Liverpool was founded in 1207 and grew to become one of the largest trading ports in the world in the 18th century, particularly known for its trade in goods and passengers across the Atlantic.
Eating, drinking and shopping
From traditional pubs to international cuisine, Liverpool offers culinary delights for every taste. The city is also a paradise for shoppers with a variety of shopping opportunities.
Public transportation
Public transportation with buses, trains and Ferries is a convenient way to explore Liverpool and the surrounding region.
Accommodation
From cozy bed & breakfasts to luxurious hotels, Liverpool offers a wide range of accommodation to suit every taste and budget.