Log on to the Web site of one of the major rail carriers that services Liverpool, such as Virgin or National Rail, to check services and timetables. You can also book train travel from London to Liverpool by calling Rail Europe at (888) 382-RAIL or by visiting the link below.
Book your travel on one of the Web sites, using the reservation function. Choose London's Euston Station as your point of departure.
Ask your hotel to make your train reservations for you, or at least recommend a knowledgeable travel agent within walking distance.
Purchase your tickets at Euston Station, using either one of the ticket counters or the automated machines. You should only do this during non-peak hours to avoid delays, as trains call fill up quickly.
Travel to Liverpool by steam train, a nostalgic choice that is becoming a surprisingly popular way to travel within England, Scotland and Wales.
Decide whether you want to arrive in Lime Street Station, the main rail terminal in Liverpool, or the James Street Station, which is close to the Albert Docks.
Choose first-class accommodations if you want to take a catnap or stretch out during your trip. First-class accommodations are usually less crowded than second-class.
Use the extensive MerseyRail system to get around Liverpool or travel to other cities in northern England.
