St Helens Map

St Helens map, view the Merseyside town of St Helens, located in the county of Merseyside, England.

Detailed Street Map of St Helens Merseyside & Guide to the Area

St Helens Map Merseyside: Interactive map of St Helens, displaying the town situated in the county of Merseyside, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of St Helens area and a St Helens town centre map, showing St Helens Railway Station and St Helens Hospital.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this St Helens map are: Church Square Shopping Centre, The World of Glass, St Helens Central Station, Cineworld St Helens, The Citadel Arts Centre, The George Hotel, The Running Horses, The Talbot Ale House, The Sefton, The Cricketers Arms, The Turks Head, Tesco Extra, Asda St Helens, ALDI, Iceland, Marks & Spencer, WHSmith, Boots, Superdrug, Costa Coffee, Caffè Nero, The Glass House, Leo's Bar and Grill, Lucem House Theatre, St Helens Library, St Helens College, Cowley International College, Hope Academy, Rainford High, De La Salle School, Fingerpost Health Centre, Millennium Centre, Birchley St Dental Practice, Millennium Pharmacy, Town Hall St Helens, Parish Church of St Mary, Millennium Centre Car Park, YMCA St Helens, North Road Medical Centre, St Helens Chamber, The Momo House, The Secret Garden Bistro, Revolution St Helens, Platform Bar, Saints Superstore, Totally Wicked Stadium, Eccleston Arms Bar & Grill, The Body Shop, Peacocks, The Works, Game, Poundland, Vibe Café, B&M Bargains, PureGym St Helens.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Eccleston, Rainhill, Thatto Heath, Haydock, Newton-le-Willows, Billinge, Rainford, Sutton, Clock Face, Bold Heath, Parr, Windle, Dentons Green, Moss Bank, Garswood, Blackbrook, Sutton Manor, Lea Green, Marshalls Cross, West Park, Broad Oak, Haresfinch, Laffak, Carr Mill, Crank, Kings Moss, Cowley Hill, Newtown, Nutgrove, Ravenhead, Peasley Cross, St Helens Junction, Eaves Lane, Gillar's Green, Grange Park, Fingerpost, Pocket Nook, Windlehurst, Burtonwood, Newton Common, Sutton Leach, Ashtons Green, Longton Lane, Stanley Bank, Southworth, Brooklands, Wargrave, Parkside, Rainford Junction.

St Helens is a proud, down-to-earth town tucked into the heart of Merseyside, well known for its rugby, its industrial roots and its tight-knit communities. It's a place with a bit of grit and a lot of spirit, where the past sits comfortably alongside newer developments. While it might not have the grandeur of a city centre, it more than makes up for it with personality, green spaces and local pride that runs deep. Whether you're popping in for a match or having a mooch around town, you'll always find something going on.

The town grew rapidly during the Industrial Revolution and became a major hub for coal mining and glassmaking. Pilkington, the world-famous glass manufacturer, was born here and still has a presence in the town today. St Helens' growth was fuelled by canals, railways and hard graft, turning it from a scattering of rural townships into a serious industrial player by the 19th century. These days, the town has a population of around 117,000 (built-up area183,000), and while the mines are long gone, the character of the place remains strong. It's one of those northern towns that's seen plenty of change but never lost its identity.

There's more to St Helens than just its history. The World of Glass museum tells the town's story brilliantly and is a must-visit if you're in town. The town centre's got a good mix of shops, cafés, pubs and public spaces like Church Square and Victoria Park. Head out a little further and you'll find Taylor Park, one of the oldest public parks in the area, perfect for a stroll or a picnic. Dream, the giant white sculpture on the site of a former colliery, stands proudly on a hill just outside the town and offers a fantastic panoramic view. National Trust's Speke Hall isn't too far away—an impressive Tudor manor surrounded by woodland and gardens—and English Heritage manages nearby Norton Priory, with its medieval ruins and walled garden.

Further afield, Merseyside opens right up. Liverpool is a short train ride away with its famous waterfront, music scene and museums. Southport makes for a classic seaside trip with a pier and plenty of sand, and you've got the Wirral's beaches and walking trails just over the water. Knowsley Safari Park is on the doorstep and perfect for a family day out. Crosby's Another Place sculpture, Sefton Park, the Royal Albert Dock and the Cavern Club are all within easy reach, giving you a proper mix of nature, culture and nightlife.

Getting to and from St Helens is straightforward. The town's served by several railway stations—St Helens Central being the main one—with direct trains to Liverpool, Manchester and Wigan. Road links are solid too, with the M62, M57 and A580 all nearby. Buses are regular and run throughout the town and into the surrounding areas. If you're flying, Liverpool John Lennon Airport is about half an hour's drive, with Manchester Airport slightly further but still very manageable. Whether you're commuting, visiting or heading off on holiday, the connections are all there.

Merseyside is one of those counties that packs in far more than you might expect. It's full of contrasts—urban hubs and seaside towns, industrial heritage and leafy parks, working docks and world-class art galleries. It's proud, it's creative and it never stands still. From the shipping power of Liverpool to the rolling paths of the Wirral, from stadium chants to quiet village greens, it's a place where every town adds something to the mix. People are friendly, the humour's sharp, and there's always a story being told.

Some More Nearby Places: Eccleston, Rainhill, Thatto Heath, Haydock, Newton-le-Willows, Billinge, Rainford, Sutton, Clock Face, Bold Heath, Parr, Windle, Dentons Green, Moss Bank, Garswood, Blackbrook, Sutton Manor, Lea Green, Marshalls Cross, West Park, Broad Oak, Haresfinch, Laffak, Carr Mill, Crank, Kings Moss, Cowley Hill, Newtown, Nutgrove, Ravenhead, Peasley Cross, St Helens Junction, Eaves Lane, Gillar's Green, Grange Park, Fingerpost, Pocket Nook, Windlehurst, Burtonwood, Newton Common, Sutton Leach, Ashtons Green, Longton Lane, Stanley Bank, Southworth, Brooklands, Wargrave, Parkside, Rainford Junction.

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