By road
The National Conservation Centre is in Liverpool city centre, close to Queen Square. You may want to use AA Route Planner to plan your journey.
By train
Lime Street Station
The National Conservation Centre is a short walk from Liverpool Lime Street station - Liverpool's mainline train station. Simply leave the concourse via the exit closest to the ticket office (this route is also suitable for those requiring level access). You come out on Lord Nelson Street, facing the side of the Empire Theatre. Turn left out onto Lime Street (St George's Hall is opposite). Go left along Lime Street until you reach the pedestrian crossing. Cross Lime Street to St George's Hall, then cross the road again on the left, heading towards the Royal Court Theatre. Walk past the theatre towards the Queen Square Travel Centre (a large circular bulding with a clock on top) then head to the right of this and walk carry on past the bus stops, passing several shops and Yates's on your left. The National Conservation Centre is in directly front of you, over the road (Whitechapel). There is a pedestrian crossing in front of the entrance.
The nearest local line train station is Lime Street lower level. This is only served by Wirral Line trains.
Moorfields station
Moorfields station, just off Dale Street, is a 5-10 min walk away. This station is served by the Southport-Hunts Cross, Ormskirk, Kirkby, West Kirby, New Brighton, Chester and Ellesmere Port line trains. Leave the station by the Moorfields entrance, coming out onto Dale Street. Go left along Dale Street until you get to Crosshall Street on the right (just before the Dale Street flyover). Cross at the pedestrian crossing and walk down Crosshall Street, crossing Victoria Street at the pedestrian crossing. You are now at the back of the National Conservation Centre, carry on down Crosshall Street and turn right onto Whitechapel to get to the entrance.
Liverpool Central station
Liverpool Central station is served by the same services as Moorfields. Leave the station by the main entrance, coming out onto Ranelagh Street. Cross at the pedestrian crossing and walk through Clayton Square shopping centre, then past St John's shopping centre on your right and Tesco Metro on your left to Williamson Square. Walk across the square to the taxi rank, then past this to Whitechapel. There is a pedestrain crossing on the right that crosses the road to the National Conservation Centre.
By bus
The National Conservation Centre is within walking distance of the bus stations at Queen Square and the Paradise Street Interchange.
From Queen Square
The National Conservation Centre is just across the road from Queen Square, opposite Yates's. There is a pedestrian crossing on Whitechapel close to the entrance.
From Paradise Street
Leave the bus station by the eastern exit (the end furthest from the river and the Albert Dock) and walk across the junction onto Hanover Street. Walk along Hanover Street until you reach the junction Bold Street on the right and Church Street on the left. Go left along Church Street, then turn right just before Marks and Spencer and walk to Williamson Square. Walk across the square to the taxi rank, then past this to Whitechapel. There is a pedestrain crossing on the right that crosses the road to the National Conservation Centre.
Car parking
There is a small pay and display car park on Victoria Street, behind the National Conservation Centre. There is also a multi-storey car park at Queen Square.
There is a coach drop off point at the side of the National Conservation Centre on Crosshall Street.
There are disabled parking facilities in Peter Street, at the side of the building. There is also one space on Victoria Street at the rear of the building.