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A month on Liverpool's waterfront, at Princes Dock
Princes Dock sits at the northern end of Liverpool's waterfront, a short walk from the Pier Head and the city centre, with the River Mersey at the end of the street.
By the Your Perfect Stay team · Updated
Getting around
From The Lexington, James Street and Moorfields stations, on Merseyrail, are 13 and 14 minutes' walk. Liverpool Lime Street, for trains to London and Manchester, is about ten minutes by car or a half-hour walk, and Liverpool John Lennon Airport about 35 minutes by car. Mersey Ferries leave from the Pier Head, 11 minutes on foot.
On the waterfront
The Royal Liver Building, one of the Three Graces, is an eight-minute walk south along the river; the Museum of Liverpool is 13 minutes, and the Royal Albert Dock, with its galleries, restaurants and bars, 19.
In town
Liverpool ONE and Church Street, for shopping, are under 20 minutes' walk, and Bold Street, with its independent cafés and restaurants, 23. The Cavern Club on Mathew Street is 16 minutes away, and St George's Hall 26.
Match days
Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium, at Bramley-Moore Dock, is a 23-minute walk north along the docks.
The Lexington
A 34-storey tower on Princes Dock with views over the Mersey and across the city. Its residences have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with open-plan living and floor-to-ceiling windows, and they're ready for stays of a week or more.
