L3 4AF
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Edward Pavilion is truly a gem of Liverpool's Albert Dock, boasting spectacular views of the city's historic waterfront. Located in a Grade I listed building and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2014, Edward Pavilion is the perfect spot for work and leisure.
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To offer members an unforgettable experience, the Edward Pavilion has several amenities including six meeting rooms that can accommodate up to 20 people, two event spaces and two Hands Café serving hot and cold food and drinks. For those who use public transportation, the Edward Pavilion also offers bike storage as well as onsite private parking. Furthermore, they provide fast and secure wifi access as well as 24-hour access.
In addition to these amenities, Edward Pavilion also offers lockable private offices that are fully furnished and customisable for those looking for short-term or long-term solutions. Members also have access to breakout spaces, kitchens and preferential rates on meeting rooms. With their UK business address and telephone number feature, members can network with others all around the world using their member portal.
Overall, Edward Pavilion is one of Liverpool's most iconic locations thanks to its spectacular setting along the city’s historic waterfront. Guests can find everything they need within this building from excellent accommodation options to incredible amenities like fast wifi connection, 24/7 access with security guards on duty throughout the day. Whether it be for a short-term stay or long-term commitment, Edward Pavilion provides an unforgettable experience where guests can relax in a safe environment surrounded by outstanding beauty and comfort.
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| 8 mins walk
| 704 yards
| 14 mins walk
| 0.7 miles
| 15 mins walk
| 0.75 miles
Clockwise Liverpool, located at Edward Pavilion in the Royal Albert Dock, L3 4AF, benefits from a variety of transport links that enhance accessibility to and from this vibrant area. The dock is not only a cultural and recreational hub but also a strategic location for commuters and visitors alike.
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Train
The nearest train station to Clockwise Liverpool is Liverpool Lime Street Station, which is approximately a 20-minute walk away. Lime Street is the main railway station in Liverpool, offering extensive services across the country, including direct trains to major cities such as Manchester, Birmingham, and London. The station is well-equipped with amenities, making it convenient for travelers. Additionally, the station provides connections to local services, ensuring that visitors can easily access the Royal Albert Dock from various regions. For those traveling from the Merseyrail network, the nearby James Street and Moorfields stations also offer quick access to the area.
Bus
Bus services are plentiful in the vicinity of Royal Albert Dock, connecting it to various parts of Liverpool and beyond. Several bus routes operate nearby, providing frequent and reliable transportation options for both locals and tourists. The bus stops are strategically located, allowing easy access to the dock and surrounding attractions. Key routes include those that connect to the city center, Liverpool One shopping district, and the waterfront. For anyone looking to explore further afield, buses also serve areas such as Everton, Anfield, and beyond, making it a practical choice for commuters and day-trippers alike.
Bicycle
For cyclists, Clockwise Liverpool is well-positioned within the city’s growing network of cycle lanes and paths. The Royal Albert Dock area is accessible via designated cycling routes, promoting environmentally friendly transportation. There are bike parking facilities available, allowing cyclists to securely store their bikes while they explore the dock or conduct business at Clockwise. Additionally, bike-sharing schemes are in place across Liverpool, making it easy for visitors to rent bicycles for short trips. This encourages a healthier lifestyle and reduces traffic congestion in the area.
Walking
While not a transport type in the traditional sense, walking is a significant mode of transport for those in and around Clockwise Liverpool. The Royal Albert Dock is pedestrian-friendly, featuring well-maintained pathways that connect to various attractions, restaurants, and shops. The scenic waterfront views and vibrant atmosphere make it a pleasant area for walking, whether for leisure or commuting. The proximity to key landmarks such as the Tate Liverpool and the Merseyside Maritime Museum enhances the appeal of walking as a viable transport option for visitors.
In summary, Clockwise Liverpool at Edward Pavilion is accessible through a variety of transport links, including train, bus, bicycle, and walking. This multi-modal connectivity not only supports the daily needs of commuters but also enriches the experience for tourists visiting this historic and lively dock area.
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