No. The westernmost point reached by direct rail services from Bucharest in 1900 was Paris.
Also, there were (and are still) no international services from Liverpool.
Yes. Britain's rail system was well developed by 1890.
in liverpool
The Orient Express? Maybe
Liverpool train at Melwood Training ground.
The airport of Tulcea was closed many, many years ago; you can use the train or the bus.
The distance between Liverpool Lime Street Station and Liverpool John Lennon Airport is just over 8 miles, and are a 25 minute drive away from each other.
Ferry from Belfast to Liverpool (Birkenhead), train from Birkenhead to Liverpool Lime Street, then train from Liverpool to Manchester.
There is no such station as Liverpool Victoria. Do you mean Liverpool Lime Street?
Not a direct train. The best option is to take a Eurostar train from London St Pancras to Brussells, then change for a train to Holland. Alternatively, take the Dutchflyer service, which combines a train journey between London Liverpool Street and Harwich, a ferry between Harwich and the Hook of Holland, and a train from the Hook of Holland to Amsterdam.
The first train ran from Liverpool to Manchester
That depends on the train you take - the fastest train will take about 4 hours : 35 mins.
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