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- Liverpool: Beatles Magical Mystery Bus Tour. Starting off simple, this bus tour offers a comprehensive guide to the sights of Liverpool as The Beatles saw them.
- The Ultimate Beatles Tour Experience in Liverpool. For a truly unique Beatles tour in Liverpool, this ultimate Beatles tour experience is a must. You’ll feel like a celebrity as you’re picked up by a uniformed chauffeur and taken around Liverpool in a replica of John Lennon’s Rolls-Royce Phantom.
- Private 3-Hour Guided Beatles Classic Tour of Liverpool. What better way to see the famous Beatles destinations in Liverpool than on a private guided tour, with a tour guide dedicated to answering your every question?
- Liverpool: Beatles & Cavern Quarter Walking Tour. I personally think that one of the best ways to explore Liverpool is on foot, and a walking tour is a great way to do just that.
- The Cavern Club, Liverpool. Where: 10 Mathew Street, Liverpool L2 6RE. When: 11 am to midnight Sunday to Wednesday, 11 am to 1 am Friday, 11 am to 2 am Saturday.
- Hard Day’s Night Hotel, Liverpool. Where: Central Buildings, North John St, Liverpool L2 6RR. When: Open 24 hours. Why: Beatles themed hotel in central Liverpool’s Cavern Quarter.
- Magical Mystery Tour of Liverpool. Where: Beatles Magical Mystery Tour office, 32 Gower Street, Liverpool L3 4AS. When: Operates daily. Why: Beatles tour of Liverpool including childhood homes and the Cavern Club.
- The Beatles statue, Liverpool. Where: Pier Head, Liverpool L3 1BY. When: Open 24 hours. Why: 2015 bronze statue of the Fab Four by sculptor Andy Edwards. Fun fact: The statue was donated to the city by none other than the Cavern Club.
- Lennon and McCartney’s Childhood Homes
- Beatles Story Museum
- Pub Crawl Mathew St and Catch A Band at The Cavern Club
- Find Ringo Starr in Welsh Streets
- Penny Lane and George Harrison
- Eleanor Rigby Via Strawberry Field
- Getting Around
The National Trust, the caretaker of palaces and royal estates across the UK, also owns two seemingly nondescript houses in the suburbs of south Liverpool where John and Paul grew up. And if you only have time for one Beatles experience in Liverpool, make it the trust’s tour of the two. Yoko Ono bought Mendips, the elegant 1930s house at 251 Menlov...
Spread across two sites near the River Mersey, the Beatles Storyindulges visitors with a full-on history lesson. John Lennon’s sister Julia narrates the audio guide as you wander through a full-size recreation of the Cavern Club and the Abbey Road studio where the Beatles’ first singles were recorded. The bounty of Beatles memorabilia includes John...
Mathew St, one of the most famous streets in pop music, is the spine of the Cavern Quarter, a small district filled with shops, bars and pubs that really gets going after dark. A statue of John Lennon casually leans against a wall outside the reconstructed Cavern Club. The Beatles played the original venue nearly 300 times, but that wasn’t enough t...
Liverpool almost lost a piece of Beatles history forever when the local council decided to demolish and redevelop an area called Welsh Streets, 2 miles southeast of Albert Dock. After public protest, Ringo’s childhood home at 9 Madryn St was spared, but walking through these eerily quiet streets still feels post-apocalyptic. Almost all of the house...
All these years later, "the shelter in the middle of the roundabout" on Penny Lane is still there, and you can catch a bus here from the city center 3.5 miles away, just as the Beatles did when Penny Lane was a major terminus. Snap a picture of the famous street sign before walking to George Harrison’s childhood home a mile away. You can wind your ...
Make a quick stop at Strawberry Field, an old Salvation Army children’s home about 6 miles southeast of central Liverpool, to see the bright red, graffiti-covered gates. It’s surreal to imagine a young John Lennon playing in the woods behind these gates, as we’re just around the corner from Aunt Mimi’s house at Mendips. Strawberry Fieldis now open ...
To tackle all these sights, set aside a couple of days. John and Paul’s childhood homes and the Beatles Story are the most obvious attractions and could be done in a day. The Beatles grew up outside the city center: if you don't have a car, hire a bike from Liverpool’s CityBike schemeor use local bus 76, which runs from Albert Dock past Penny Lane,...
Jun 14, 2023 · Looking for Beatles Attractions in Liverpool? From immersive experiences, museums full of memorabilia, tours of every kind and even Beatles themed hotels, there are plenty of ways you can soak up the home of the biggest band in the world. The Beatles Story, Strawberry Field and more.
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- Enjoy a Show at the Cavern Club. Buy Tickets. If there’s one unforgettable activity that every Beatles fan should experience in Liverpool, it’s catching a gig at THE Cavern Club.
- Hop on the Magical Mystery Tour. Book Tickets. And if you’re looking for the easiest way to check off multiple Beatles activities off at once, another Beatles must-do in Liverpool is the (very well named) Magical Mystery Tour.
- Stop by the Beatles Story Museum. Book Tickets. As the world’s largest permanent exhibition dedicated to the Fab Four, the Beatles Story Museum is another must-do Beatles activity in Liverpool.
- Pay a visit to the Liverpool Beatles Museum. Book Tickets. For a lesser known Beatles museum experience in Liverpool, look no further than the plainly named “Liverpool Beatles Museum” (formerly the Magical Beatles Museum).
Feb 6, 2024 · 7. The Grapes Pub, Mathew Street. 8. Liverpool Beatles Museum. 9. Beatles Statue at the Pier Head. 10. Eleanor Rigby Statue. 11. Eleanor Rigby’s Grave in St Peter’s Church. 12. Hard Day’s Night Hotel.
The Magical Mystery Tour takes you to all of the Beatles’ – including George and Ringo – childhood homes, their schools, and St Peter’s Church. You also get the chance to step off the colourful bus at Penny Lane and Strawberry Field. The two-hour tour, organised by Cavern City Tours, costs £19.95 for adults and ends at the famous Cavern Club.
