Liberty Wharf, shopping centre in Saint Helier, Jersey.

Liberty Wharf is a shopping centre in St Helier, Jersey, opened in November 2010 in the former St Helier (Weighbridge) railway station, closed in 1936, and a former abattoir. The restored stone buildings have a grey slate roof, lighter smooth stone at the corners and window surrounds, and green-framed arched ground-floor openings; a covered arcade runs between shopfronts under a white steel-trussed glass roof hung with bunting.

Liberty Wharf occupies the site of St Helier's former Weighbridge railway station, which closed in 1936, and of an abattoir. The buildings were restored and converted into a shopping centre, which opened in November 2010. The two-storey stone building with a grey slate roof and green-framed arched ground-floor openings is part of that conversion.

The name recalls the former St Helier railway station that closed in 1936; the site also once held an abattoir. Reopened in November 2010, the arcade now mixes shops and eateries under a white steel-trussed glass roof hung with red and white bunting.

Liberty Wharf is located just five minutes walk from the harbour and bus station, making it easy to reach and navigate. The site offers both indoor and outdoor spaces for shopping and dining, with wheelchair access available throughout.

Liberty Wharf occupies the site of St Helier's former Weighbridge railway station, closed in 1936, and an earlier abattoir. The station buildings were restored and converted into the shopping centre that opened in November 2010. Look for the "LIBERTY WHARF" sign above the glass-canopied entrance of the two-storey stone building with its grey slate roof and green-trimmed dormer windows.