Train Travel to St Helens Guide
St Helens, located in the northwest of England, is renowned for many things, but mostly famously for its exquisite glassware, which visitors can admire at the World of Glass museum. But that's not all - the city centre's Church Square Shopping Centre boasts numerous branded stores, restaurants, and cafes, making it an ideal spot for shopping and leisure. Additionally, the city also has several theatres and cultural venues, such as the Theatre Royal, where you can enjoy a diverse range of plays and concerts. St Helens is also the location of the world-famous Haydock Park Racecourse, where horse racing enthusiasts can experience thrilling events. And for lovers of the great outdoors, St Helens features numerous parks and nature reserves.
Where do trains to St Helens arrive?
St Helens offers travellers a choice of 2 stations to arrive into. You will likely arrive into St Helens Central, the main station serving the area, though you may also arrive into St Helens Junction. This will depend on the details of your journey, such as where you depart from and who provides the service. Be sure to check this information when purchasing your ticket to know which station you'll be arriving at.
Which train companies run trains to St Helens?
Depending on which station you're travelling from or into, your service to St Helens will be provided by one of the following: Avanti West Coast and Northern. It's best to check your individual route or ticket for this information prior to the day of travel, as well as for price and journey duration which may vary between providers.
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