2nd September 2008
A big and busy place
Liverpool Street rain station is big! Once you know your way round it, it doesn’t seem so big, but it has two floors for the concourse and being a major terminal for buses, the underground and a start and stop zone for a dozen train lines, means this is by no means a small place.
As stated there are a dozen tracks heading of to many areas, one example, Liverpool Street station to Norwich in under two hours. Trains to this destination are quite frequent.
Ticket offices can get busy, so if you can buy your tickets beforehand, this may help. There are plenty of shops in the concourse both for eating or for gifts, books or magazines you might want for your journey, in or out of London.
Free helpful, information staff are around, and the departures and arrivals board is large and you can’t miss it. It’s clean and there are quite a few seats available, though this is a busy station.
There is lots to see and do if you are waiting for a train, in the shops and with the buses upstairs you just need to walk to get there, where some are the first stop, so you are almost guaranteed to get a seat every time.
With the underground just down a few steps that lead straight onto the rail platforms, literally, you have this also as an alternative route in and out of Liverpool Street.
A very good and varied train station with lots to offer in shops, travel links by bus and underground and of course main train routes from London.
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