Arts Club Liverpool

We are Liverpool's premier arts and culture club converted from the building of the old 1800s Royal Institute of Arts & Science. Bringing the best live music, arts & science events and casual dining.

Getting Here

By bus

We’re right by the corner crossing of Seel Street and Berry Street. The nearest bus stop is on Berry Street and our local buses are numbers 82, 82B and 82D that run between Speke and the city centre.

We're less that 800 metres from Liverpool One bus station, formerly known as Paradise Street Interchange, where buses run to and from all around the city as far as Bootle, Kirby, Preston, St Helens and Widnes. Just click here to find out how to get around, book tickets and plan your journey.

Most buses in Merseyside are low-floor and fully accessible. The interchange has accessible toilets, induction systems, seating, tactile maps and more. If you need more details, visit Merseytravel.

By train

Liverpool Central station is nearby at just under 500 metres away with services on both the Northern Line and the Wirral Line.

Access facilities at Liverpool Central station are here. The ticket office is step free and there are ramps for train access and lifts to platforms. There’s level access located in Central shopping centre. You’ll find details for low level counters, induction loops, toilets (radar key), lifts and staff support and there are three platforms in the station.

Liverpool Lime Street railway station is also nearby at around 800 metres away with services from the West Coast Main Line, and the TransPennine Express and other services pass through for local and national services.

Parking and by car

As we’re in a prime city centre location, we’re easy to get to by all major approach roads, including the M62, M58 and M6.

There are parking facilities at Q Park on Hannover Street, right next to the Liverpool One shopping centre. The post code for your sat nav is L1 4AF. There’s also National Car Parks on Seel Street, use sat nav postcode L1 4AZ and you’ll find several privately owned parking options around our venue.

Disabled parking and by car

Our venue doesn’t have its our own parking facilities, Back Colquitt Street is adjacent to the venue with single yellow lines and right opposite us you’ll see a loading bay as a drop off point. If you are a Blue Badge holder and want to find out more details, just click here.

Accessible public transport

Get more details on accessible public transport in Liverpool here.

By bike

Look out for bike racks in local streets if pedal power’s your thing.

Taxi

Always plan your journey in advance. There’s a Hackney Carriage taxi rank on Bold Street, around 50 metres away, as well as on Hannover Street which is a little further away, around 100 metres.