Liverpool is a fantastic destination in northern England with lots to see and do from the historic Albert Docks to the Beatles museum and Anfield Football ground. The city also makes a great base for exploring nearby areas and there are lots of wonderful day trips from Liverpool to be had.
Liverpool is ideally placed to explore the nearby coastline, North Wales, and the Lake District National Park amongst other stunning destinations. I’ve been visiting Liverpool for years and always like to try and escape the city for some of the incredible nature nearby.
Below, you’ll find a selection of different day trips from Liverpool by car, bus, boat, and some excellent tours. Whether you’re looking for a day at the beach, a hike in the pristine wilderness, or a visit to nearby attractions, these Liverpool day trips offer something for everyone.
Best Day Trips from Liverpool
Here are 15 of the best day trips from Liverpool taking in some of the nearby attractions, towns, cities, and villages. With Chester and Manchester just a short train ride away, and many tours to areas of outstanding natural beauty to choose from, Liverpool makes a great base for exploring this part of northern England.
1. Visit the Nearby City of Manchester
The city of Manchester is just over 30 minutes away by train from Lime Street station making it one of the best day trips from Liverpool. Manchester has an equally impressive music scene and a history that goes back to the days of the Hacienda Club and Factory Records (Joy Division is still one of my favorite bands).
Manchester is also home to an excellent array of museums and galleries including the Manchester Art Gallery which holds one of my favorite artworks; the Funeral of a Viking by Frank Bernard Dicksee (1853 – 1928).
There’s an excellent science museum to visit, as well as shops, cafes, and restaurants that rival Liverpool’s. Hitting nearby Manchester is definitely one of the top day trips from Liverpool by train and it’s a piece of cake traveling between the two cities thanks to the multiple trains every hour.
Visit Old Trafford, take a canal and city cruise, or just explore the vibrant city center at your leisure.
Location: Manchester is just 35 miles east of Liverpool. Find it here on the map.
Getting There: Direct trains leave Liverpool Lime Street every 30 minutes. The journey time is between 34 and 52 minutes depending on the service. Tickets cost from £7.50 in…
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