Trains to Liverpool Cathedral

Ride Avanti West Coast trains to Liverpool Cathedral. Make your commute fast, simple, and affordable when visiting this historic destination. Bask in the beautiful architecture and enjoy religious education at the iconic cathedral in Liverpool.

How to get to Liverpool Cathedral by train

Liverpool Cathedral is at St James’ Mount, Liverpool. It’s the largest cathedral in the UK, which makes it hard to miss. Get to the cathedral in just under half an hour on foot from several nearby stations, such as Liverpool Lime Street.

The walk from Lime Street to the cathedral is only about 20 minutes long. From the station, head northwest toward Lord Nelson Street and make a right. Make another right onto Seymour Street and a left onto Russell Street. Continue onto Clarence Street, Rodney Street, and then Cathedral Gate. The Liverpool Cathedral will be on your left.

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What to do at Liverpool Cathedral

There is plenty to do and see when you visit Liverpool Cathedral. This church is a place of worship, so naturally, you can sit in on any of the services held there.

You can listen to cathedral music from the traditional Cathedral Choir or sit in on an organ recital. There are also themed experiences and workshops for both school trips as well as families and individuals. These vary from lectures and debates to grand tours, which occur regularly throughout the year.

Liverpool Cathedral is also home to plenty of Western art. Music, visual art, and more are on display throughout the church. The cathedral actively encourages creativity, with both church-goers and pedestrian visitors alike welcomed to enjoy art in many different forms.

About Liverpool Cathedral

The Liverpool Cathedral is a beautiful site filled with history, art, and religious significance. This Catholic cathedral prides itself on offering inspiration and worship of faith, along with its dynamic community.

For over 100 years, the cathedral has stood the test of time, surviving two World Wars. Now, the cathedral is central to spirituality in the city as well as a highly-ranked attraction in the North West.

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Ways to save on your train ticket to Liverpool Cathedral

Take the train to Liverpool Cathedral for a smooth, safe, and affordable commute. There are plenty of ways to save on your train tickets, like booking off-peak tickets with Avanti West Coast or purchasing a Railcard.

When you book your tickets with Avanti, you won’t have to pay the booking fees that come from buying tickets with a third-party service.

Off-peak times can be early in the day or certain days before or after rush hour. Travelling off-peak can be a great way to save if you have a flexible schedule. It can also lead to a comfortable ride with less of a crowd.

You can also invest in a Railcard to save ⅓ of the cost of your commute. Railcards are discount cards you can use when you buy your ticket. There are also Railcards to travel with your family, friends, or partner.

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Choose a Family and Friends Railcard to save up to ⅓ of the cost of fare for adult riders and 60 per cent for children. This Railcard is for up to four adults and four children. Senior citizens can also enjoy lower fares with the Senior Railcard.

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Getting to Liverpool Cathedral

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  • Accessible Public Telephones

    Situated on main concourse opposite Northern's Travel Centre

  • Accessible Taxis

    Accessible taxis at Liverpool Lime Street station can be provided at the taxi rank. If you require a private accessible taxi please locate a member of the station staff and they will provide you with a local taxi firm company number.

  • Accessible Ticket Machines

    There are eight accessible ticket machines at the station located on the station concourse.

  • Customer Help Points

    There are two help points located on the Skelhorne Street side of the station with a direct line to contact station staff. There is also a call point near the entrance of the short stay car park.

  • Height Adjusted Ticket Office Counter
    Yes
  • Impaired Mobility Set Down

    Assistance is available to and from platforms

  • Induction Loop
    Yes
  • National Key Toilets

    The National Key (RADAR) toilet is located next to the Male and Female toilets by the Lord Nelson Street entrance. If you do not have a key please locate a member of staff and they will provide you with one.

  • Ramp For Train Access
    Yes
  • Staff Help Available

    Monday to Sunday – 24 hours

    Liverpool Lime Street Mobility Team are available: -

    • Monday - Saturday 07:00 - 22:00
    • Sunday 08:00 - 22:00

    THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE.

    A mobility assistance vehicle is available - to book, or for help boarding and alighting your train, please contact your train operator, ideally 48 hours in advance.

  • Step Free Access
  • Wheelchairs Available
    Yes