Bristol to Liverpool Train

Briston to Liverpool by train

The train from Briston to Liverpool takes 3 hrs 29 mins, and there are connections per day. The first train leaves at 09:15, while the last train departs at 20:00. You can expect to pay an average of £111.10.

There are no direct trains that connect the cities of Bristol and Liverpool, but it's possible to make the journey if you change trains once or twice. Several British operators serve this route; it's common to take CrossCountry Trains from Bristol to Birmingham, then change onto West Midlands Trains for the second leg. You'll depart from Bristol Temple Meads, the city's most central station, and arrive at Liverpool Lime Street, a major rail hub.

Although there are different train companies along this route, you can expect the facilities to be quite similar. WiFi is usually available, although you may be limited from streaming, downloading large files, or doing other high-bandwidth activities. If you're traveling with a bike, make a reservation for a slot in advance as spaces are usually limited. There may be refreshments available, either from a snack cart that goes up and down the train periodically, or a separate restaurant car.

The most famous Liverpudlians in history were, of course, The Beatles. Most visitors to this city stop at the Cavern Club, where the band played early concerts, and also check out The Beatles Story exhibit. You may also want to visit the newly refurbished Royal Albert Dock, which is now the center of Liverpool's lively nightlife scene. The Museum of Liverpool tells the story of the city, focusing on its heyday as a major port. Soccer fans need to check out Anfield, the famous stadium where the city's team plays.