Car Rentals in Liverpool

Liverpool is situated in the south-west of England along the Mersey River. It's second largest port of export in Great Britain. The historical part of the city, including the well-known Albert Dock, was put in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites in 2004. Liverpool borders upon such cities as Huyton and Bootle. On the other bank of the Mersey River take place Wellsy and Birkenhead. All over the world Liverpool is first of all famous for its old football clubs Everton and Liverpool. This city also gave birth to the legendary group 'The Beatles', which started its career in the 60s. In 2008 Liverpool along with Stavanger (Norway) got the status of a cultural capital.

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General Info

Address : Liverpool L24 1YD, England, UK. Telephone : 0870 129 8484 or 0906 108 8484 (flight information). Fax : None. E-mail : Via the airport’s website. Website: www.liverpooljohnlennonairport.com Location : The airport is located 13km (8 miles) to the southeast of Liverpool.

Car Parking Info

There are two long-term and one short-term parking lot at the airport, all of them conveniently located next to the terminal building. There is a specially designated area of disabled parking bays immediately adjacent to the main terminal building.

Driving by car from/to Liverpool

From north and northeast, take the M6 southbound to junction 21A with M62. Follow M62 West to junction 6 onto the A5300 to the A561 and follow signs to the airport, which is situated off Speke Hall Avenue. Coming from the south or east, head north on the M6 to junction 20 with M56. Follow M56 to junction 12 onto the A557/A562 dual carriageway via Runcorn Bridge to merge with A561. Passengers travelling from Wirral may find it more convenient at peak times to use the M53 and then the M56 (as instructions from the south/east) rather than a route through the city centre of Liverpool via the Mersey Tunnels. Passengers travelling from North Wales should join the A55 to connect with the M56 eastbound, and then follow instructions as from the east.