Air, Rail and Coach Travel
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| International Visitors have the option of using either Liverpool Airport or Manchester International Airport | |
| NearestAirport : Liverpool Airport ,Speke (25 mins by road) | |
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Easyjet offer inexpensive flights from a number of locations direct to Liverpool Airport. From there the journey to the James Parsons Building is a 15 minute taxi ride. Alternatively, a number 80 bus goes into the city centre.
The Liverpool Airport Guide offers useful information for travellers using Liverpool Airport.
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| Alternative Airports : Manchester International Airport ,Manchester (45 mins by road) | |
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A train operates between Manchester Airport and Manchester Piccadilly station. From there a connecting train goes direct to Liverpool Lime Street Station.
Alteratively by car, take the M56 towards Chester ( junction 6) and follow it west to the M6 ( junction 9) Follow the M6 north towards Preston up to the M62 ( junction 21a). Follow the M62 towards Liverpool |
| Flight Planning : British Airways | |
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Destinations to international cities can be checked and booked using the British Airways Flight Planner
Use 'Manchester' in the 'going to' field.
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Travelling By Train | |
| Nearest Inter City Station: Liverpool Lime Street (10 mins walk) Tel: 0151 709 9696 | |
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Trains from many major UK towns and cities operate to Liverpool Lime Street. The station is only a short walk from the James Parsons building. You can check train times using the Virgin Trains website. A train journey from London Euston is 2 hours and 50 minutes |
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Local train services operate from Lime Street Station and Central Station to Liverpool Districts, the Wirral, Southport and Ormskirk. | |
Travelling By Coach | |
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| Liverpool is on the National Express Coach network. The National Express Coach Station on Norton Street is 3 minutes walk from the James Parsons Building and is directly across the road from the JMU Tower. For timetables and reservations call 08705 808080 | |
Local Bus Routes | |
| All major local bus routes to Liverpool City centre terminate at either the Paradise Street Bus Station or the Roe Srtreet Gyratory in Liverpool city centre. Both are a short walk from the James Parsons Building which is on Byrom Street. | |
