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DUB Dublin LPL Liverpool 
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MAN Manchester 
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About Liverpool
Historically one of the main ports in the UK, Liverpool is one of the most diverse and vibrant cities in the country. A vital economic hub in the Victorian Era, Liverpool has been described as England's finest Victorian city, with an astonishing array of Victorian architecture and landmarks on display. The city has a proud musical tradition, with a huge number of tourists flocking to the city annually to walk in the footsteps of The Beatles and visit The Cavern nightclub. Beyond its cultural sites, Liverpool is also famed for its dizzying nightlife and friendly atmosphere, making it the perfect location for a break.
Things to do and places to visit in Liverpool
One of the main draws of flights to Liverpool is its fabulous architecture. The Pier Head, containing the famous trio of buildings, the Royal Liver Building, the Cunard Building and the Port of Liverpool Building – an exceptional example of Victorian architecture that has made the waterfront one of the most renowned in the world. During the bright English summers, there are several superbly maintained parks, more than any other city in the country besides London. If the weather turns inclement, there are also an excellent array of restaurants and cafes that will suit any budget.
When in the city be sure to:
- Cross the river on the Mersey Ferry and get a breathtaking look at the city
- Visit the Cavern nightclub, where The Beatles got started
- Stroll by the Philharmonic Hall, home to the oldest surviving symphony orchestra in the UK
- View the collections of the National Museums Liverpool, the only English national collection outside of London
- Marvel at the Liverpool Cathedral, regarded as one of the most impressive religious buildings in Europe
- Walk through the campus of the University of Liverpool
- Attend a soccer game at Anfield Park or Goodison Park, home to the Liverpool and Everton FC teams
- Visit Speke Hall, one of the best-preserved Tudor Manor houses in the country
- Wander the streets of the Liverpool city center
- Sample the excellent local restaurants and cuisine
Airports in Liverpool
Liverpool is served by the Liverpool John Lennon Airport. It is named after John Lennon of the Beatles and is one of the largest airports in the UK, servicing over 4 million passengers yearly.
- Liverpool John Lennon Airport
Top Carriers
Top carriers serving Liverpool John Lennon Airport include: FlyBe, easyJet and Ryanair.
Location
The airport is located within the city approximately 7.5 miles south-east of the city center.
Transportation
There are numerous ways to reach the airport. It is accessible by car on the M53, M56, M57 and M62 motorways. Arriving by train, Merseyrail Hunts Cross Station is approximately 2 miles from the terminal from which you can catch a bus to the terminal. There are also numerous bus and taxi services available from the city center as well as services to rent cars.
- Manchester Airport
Top Carriers
Top carriers that serve the airport include: easyJet, British Airways and Jet2.com.
Location
The airport is located 8.5miles southwest of Manchester city center.
Transportation
The airport is accessible by road and by rail. The airport itself has a rail station that operates trains to Piccadilly Station in the city center. There is a bus hub called The Station that operates various bus links to the city center. There are also numerous car rental and taxi hire companies that operate in the city and provide a travel option to the terminal.