Travel Clinic in Liverpool City Centre

Travel clinic in Liverpool City Centre

If you live or work in the city centre — around Ropewalks, Bold Street, the business district or either of the universities — the travel clinic on Myrtle Street is closer than most people realise. We sit at the top of Hardman Street, where the centre meets the Georgian Quarter, which means you can have a full travel-health consultation and your vaccines in the gap between meetings or lectures. With cruise departures leaving from the city's own terminal and holidays booked over lunch on Bold Street, plenty of city-centre patients arrive with less than a week to go — same-day appointments with 2 hours' notice exist for exactly that.

Travel vaccines in Liverpool: what you need to know

Liverpool's travellers are more varied than most cities'. Both universities send students on electives, placements and gap years; families across the city fly out to visit relatives for weeks at a time — trips that carry more health risk than a resort holiday; pilgrims travel to Saudi Arabia for Hajj and Umrah; and cruise passengers leave the terminal on multi-country itineraries. Each needs a different plan. As a Liverpool travel clinic led by an Independent Prescriber, we build that plan from NaTHNaC's country guidance and Fit for Travel, matched to your exact itinerary rather than a generic checklist.

Common destinations

South and Southeast Asia — Thailand, India, Vietnam, the Philippines — dominate our bookings: hepatitis A and typhoid are the usual starting point, with rabies and Japanese encephalitis worth discussing for longer or rural trips. For Hajj and Umrah, meningitis ACWY is mandatory for your Saudi visa; NaTHNaC's Hajj and Umrah factsheet is a good primer, and we administer the vaccine and issue the certificate in one visit. For Africa and the Caribbean, a malaria plan matters as much as any vaccine — our prescriber prescribes and dispenses tablets, including Maloff Protect, on the spot — and we'll advise on yellow fever entry requirements for your route as part of your consultation. You can see the full range on our travel vaccines page, or start with a destination guide like Egypt travel health.

NHS or private?

Some cover is free: your GP can give a tetanus–diphtheria–polio booster, and for certain destinations hepatitis A and typhoid, if you have the lead time. The NHS travel vaccinations guide explains the split, and the UKHSA Green Book is the clinical reference we work to. Rabies, meningitis ACWY for Hajj, Japanese encephalitis and hepatitis B for travel are private wherever you go — see our booking page for current rates.

Why Liverpool City Centre travellers book with us

Speed and completeness. City-centre patients are usually short on time, so everything happens in one 20–30 minute visit: risk assessment, vaccines, certificates and malaria tablets, with no GP referral needed and a free consultation when you have your vaccines with us. We're rated 4.9 on Google by more than 200 patients, we're open until 6pm on weekdays and Saturday mornings, and if you're booking flights from a Ropewalks café at midnight, the online diary is open too.

Getting to us from Liverpool City Centre

From Liverpool ONE it's a 15–20 minute walk up Bold Street and Hardman Street; by car it's about 5 minutes up Hardman Street, and dozens of buses run toward the university quarter. We're at 37 Myrtle Street, L7 7AJ, near the Philharmonic, with on-street parking nearby. Neighbouring areas have their own pages — see our travel clinic Edge Hill and travel clinic Toxteth guides — or call 0151 542 5420.