Bristol to Liverpool train with Transport for Wales

Trains from Bristol to Liverpool

Trains from Bristol to Liverpool run throughout the day. The first service leaves Bristol at 7:00 a.m. and requires a single change at Birmingham New Street. Subsequent trains depart on the hour and also require a change at Birmingham. The last train leaves Bristol at 8:00 p.m. but requires four changes. This train service takes 4 hours and 39 minutes. The fastest of the earlier services takes 3 hours and 10 minutes. Arriva Trains Wales, CrossCountry, Great Western Railway, London Midland, Northern rail and Virgin trains serve the route.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Bristol to Liverpool?

Departure Station: Bristol Temple Meads Located in Redcliffe, Bristol Temple Meads is very close to Bristol city centre. It is well-served by local buses, as well as a ferry service that calls at a nearby floating harbour.

Arrival Station: Liverpool Lime Street Liverpool Lime Street is in the very centre of Liverpool. The local "Merseyrail" service stops at Lime Street, providing easy rail access to Liverpool's suburbs and across the Mersey to Wirral. The central bus station is a 4 minute walk, while the ferry terminus is 15 minutes by foot or 5 minutes by Merseyrail. Short stay car parking is available at Lime Street, as are bicycle storage facilities. The nearest long stay car park is on Lord Nelson Street. There are also two taxi ranks.

Taking the Train from Bristol

Trains to Liverpool leave from Bristol's Temple Meads train station. It is located in the centre of the city, a short distance from the A4. There are two bus stops on Station Approach, adjacent to the station. Buses to these stops arrive throughout the day and evening. There is also a coach service that transports passengers to and from the airport. There is a large car park by the station, as well as a drop-off and collection point outside the station. There is a taxi rank that operates during the day and overnight.

Getting into Liverpool by Train

With its modern cathedral and selection of grand Victorian buildings, Liverpool is a striking and historic city. Liverpool has a strong maritime heritage, and there are several museums and attractions related to the industry. When travelling from Liverpool to Bristol, there are two stations for arrivals: Lime Street, and James Street. Both are centrally located. Lime Street station is a short walk from James Street, and is well connected to various transport networks. There is a shuttle service to the airport, and regular bus services that leave during the morning and at night.