Liverpool Street Station (London) Reviews

Whenever I hear Liverpool Street Station mentioned it brings back very fond memories for me. As a young girl I would travel up to Liverpool Street Station with my parents for an exciting day at Madama Tussuads or the Natural History Museum or a night in London to see the Christmas Lights in Oxford Street with the huge shops all being open till ...  Read the complete review

I travel via Liverpool Street daily and although I see it everyday whenever I see a picture I forget the station I know and remember the organised chaos of the whole station singing 'Never gonna give you up' by Rick Astley, is it the spirit of East Londoners, Essex people and East Anglians or was it Facebook groups, who knows but for me it kind of ...  Read the complete review

This is my first attempt at reviewing an actual building, but its one I visit regularlly, so here goes! Liverpool Street station is one of only a few stations owned and run by Railtrack itself, this enables them to focus on providing a great service at this station. The station serves East Anglia, with trains ariving from cities ...  Read the complete review

Located right in the heart of London's bustling financial district, Liverpool Street Station really should serve as something of a wake-up call to some of London's other mainline rail termini, it certainly puts Kings Cross/St.Pancras to shame (although Paddington is now much better, it seems to have been redeveloped to a similar model) ...  Read the complete review

Liverpool Street is located to the east of the City of London and serves the major parts of East Anglia including Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich. When visiting it now in all its white marble splendour it is hard to imagine that it was not always like this. Years ago in 1983 when doing my industrial training year as part of my degree, I ...  Read the complete review

Funny, I really rather like Liverpool Street Station; perhaps because I use it more for underground and waiting for buses outside than for mainline trains. There is quite an extraordinary vista as one descends the steps/escalator from Bishopsgate during rush hour - people en masse; yet strangely (until you join them!) it doesn't seem ...  Read the complete review