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London is known all over the world for its Big Ben, London Bridge, and Buckingham Palace. This mega city is served by Heathrow, Luton and several other airports. Of these, Gatwick and Heathrow are the most widely recognised airports internationally.

Flights from London to Liverpool do not take a long time to reach their destination, and may take off from any of the six airports that currently serve London. Gatwick Airport is the second most important airport in London and has the world's busiest single runway. Heathrow is more popular and also one of the busiest airports in Europe.

London to Liverpool flights may take off from any of the six airports that are scattered in and around the city of London. To ensure that you arrive at the correct airport, double check your flight ticket. Once you confirm the airport from where your flight will take off, make the necessary travel arrangements. For all the airports except London City Airport, you just need to arrive in central London and take a train from one of the many stations to the designated airport. However, as London City Airport is located within the city, you can just hail a cab or hop on one of those famous double-decker buses that run in London.

Liverpool is located in north west England and is one of the most beautiful cities in Great Britain. Begin your day at Liverpool city centre, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Head toward Albert Dock, where you can catch a glimpse of the boats that are waiting to sail. Spend some time at Victoria Street, which houses some of the most important buildings of the city. Castle Street is a great place to do some shopping and so are Old Hall Street and Dale Street. Discover the music scene of Liverpool in its bars and clubs, as this city is known for being one of the music capitals of the world.

Flights to Liverpool from London land at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, which is located just 7.5 miles from the city centre. Take buses 80A or 86A to reach Merseyrail Hunts Cross station. From there, hop on a train to Liverpool Lime Street station, which is located in downtown Liverpool. Another option is to just take a direct bus to your destination right outside the airport. If you seek comfort and luxury, hail a taxi to wherever you want to go. Taxis are particularly easy to reach various neighbourhoods of Liverpool where buses may not run all the time.