Tavelling all over UK
Exploring the UK
Hi everyone! We’ll be in Cambridge for a two-week business trip, with one week dedicated to sightseeing. Our itinerary includes Liverpool (to soak up some Beatles history), Glasgow, Belfast, and London in that order. What’s the best way to travel between these cities? We’re considering taking a bus to Liverpool and Glasgow and flying to Belfast. Any tips or recommendations? Thanks in advance! 🙂
That sounds like a fantastic trip! Here are some suggestions for your travel plans:
Cambridge to Liverpool: Taking a bus is a good option, but you might also consider taking a train. The train connects Cambridge to Liverpool with a couple of changes, often making it a quicker and more comfortable option.
Liverpool to Glasgow: Again, a bus is possible, but the train from Liverpool to Glasgow is usually quite convenient and provides beautiful views along the way. The journey typically takes around 3-4 hours.
Glasgow to Belfast: Your plan to fly from Glasgow to Belfast is a great choice. There are several flights throughout the day, making it relatively easy to find a time that suits you.
Belfast to London: Flying is definitely the quickest way to travel this leg of the trip as well. There are frequent flights, so you should have no trouble finding one that fits your schedule.
Getting Around: Make sure to check the schedules for buses and trains in advance, as they can vary. Also, consider booking your tickets ahead of time, especially for trains, as prices can be cheaper.
Sightseeing: While you’re sightseeing, don’t forget to explore local attractions and hidden gems. Each city has its own unique offerings—like The Beatles Story in Liverpool, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow, the Titanic Quarter in Belfast, and iconic landmarks in London.
Accommodation: Check for central locations to stay in each city to make it easier to explore.
Have an amazing time on your trip, and enjoy all the sights and experiences the UK has to offer! 😊