Liverpool to Manchester on as Many Trains as Possible

My 5 year old son Matthew is obsessed with trains. This is his favourite video and he watches if every night before bed. Thank you for putting the videos up! (Our local station is Bidston so he gets very excited when it features!)

Just had a thought....Could you imagine how long it would take to travel on ALL the different Train Services in London....including all Tube lines as separate operators?

Great video. At first, when you were changing from Warrington Central to Bank Quay I thought you were trying to avoid TPE Roulette. Then I remembered they call at Newton-Le-Willows. 😅

As a person from Widnes , yes it used to be Widnes north , but tbh only a 15 min walk to the town centre . Our bigger station used to be further called ditton junction where you could go more places like London . So glad you visited my local station !

In the absence of direct trains from Manchester Piccadilly or Victoria to Holyhead on SailRail, having a direct train from Manchester Victoria to Liverpool Lime St to catch the ferry or ship to Dublin as a foot passenger is the next best thing - I wish that Irish Ferries and Stena Line would consider this and even if they had the Dublin Swift Fast Ferry from Liverpool old port (not Birkenhead) to Dublin for foot passengers only, even the Ulysses or the Stena Adventurer, this would make for a very relaxing 8 hours crossing from Liverpool to Dublin

Another brilliant video and well narrated. I was in Man Vic that morning and noticed the stranded trams as I travelled in from Leeds. It must have been a sudden cut in power and the passengers they must have had to walk safely back to Victoria with heavy rail trains running by must have been interesting. I’m guessing you were there in the afternoon and they still hadn’t powered it up!!

Certainly a very interesting journey travelling on six different classes of train as well as the six different TOCs There used to be a loop line serving the centre of Widnes. The current Widnes station used to be called Farnworth, and then Widnes North

Hi Nick that was an excellent video mate and I really enjoyed watching you travelling on all the different train operators Liverpool to Manchester.

Always wanted to know how many trains I’d have to take on this specific line! Nice to see Eurovision! Another amazing video as always Nick!

I always carry a book / eReader with me when travelling with lots of connections as there is always one that turns into a long wait.

Nick continue the great work and i think that you should make so more shorts to promote your long videos like you did with the Hessel to Barton on Humber.

Great video, good style

great video as always nick. the inspiring thing is your love of paths

Rn I’m doing Liverpool to Manchester airport on as many trains as I can . You’ve inspired me thank you so much

Nick! Your voice is the Michael Bublé of travel youtubers. I may as well pour syrup in my ears!

Warrington local here, I love to see a fellow warrington local on YouTube as one of my favourite youtubers

5:30 the path leads towards ditton part of Widnes towards the only other station (for now ditton junction soon) hough green

You didn't mention that "Homeward Bound" was written on Widnes (North) railway station by Paul Simon...... er, actually, he's since admitted he STARTED it at Widnes (North) railway station - but there's still a blue plaque on the station that says he wrote it all there!

I commute from NLW nearly every day. I can actually be found waking up from a delirious post-nightshift sleep waking up at Warrington in error 🤣

just three bits of History on your journey. 1. Liverpool south parkway station is built on the site of former south Liverpool Football club which was the first ground in the country to host a floodlit match. 2. Widnes station is where Paul Simon sat and wrote 'Homeward bound' (simon & Garfunkel). 3. the Golden Gates in Warrington were initially intended for Buckingham Palace.