Beatles Liverpool Walking Tour

Your Beatles Liverpool Walking Tour begins in the city centre of Liverpool.  Here you will meet your local Beatles Guide. On the tour you will visit the following attractions:

• Beatles Statues – A statue of the Fab 4 strolling out towards the River Mersey. This Fab 4 ensemble was erected in 2015 and celebrates the 50th anniversary of when the Beatles last performed in Liverpool. They then headed off to conquer America and lead the British invasion over the pond! (On occasion due to events taking place on the Waterfront- access to the Andy Edwards Beatle Statue on the Waterfront maybe limited. On these occasions we stop by The Beatles Statue by John Doubleday in the Cavern Walks)
• Liverpool Waterfront
• Brian Epstein statue
• Mathew Street – you will take a leisurely stroll down Mathew Street where the legendary Cavern Club is situated. The Beatles played here 292 times in the 1960s. The street is pedestrianised today so our guide will help you to enjoy this magic place with its many Beatles associations and attractions, including statues to John Lennon and Cilla Black and the iconic Cavern Wall of Fame, the White Star pub and the 4 Lads Who Shook The World sculpture
• Eleanor Rigby Statue – One of the Beatle’s most iconic songs. Eleanor Rigby is still an enigmatic figure in the annals of Beatles folklore – learn why and have a selfie beside Eleanor Rigby.
• Hard Days Night Hotel
• Liverpool Town Hall – This elegant Georgian building stands elegantly at the top of Castle Street. In 1964 the city council passed the resolution that confirmed the honor of Freeman of the City on the Beatles. If you are lucky we will be invited inside to see their names inscribed on the list of Honorary Freeman in the Entrance Hall.

Your tour ends at the Beatles Statues by the famous waterfront of Liverpool.

What’s Included

• 2 ¼ hour walking tour of Liverpool’s central city Beatles highlights
• Knowledgeable, approachable & fun tourist guide
• Convenient tour starting point close to the city centre

What’s Excluded

• Food & drink
• Entry fees
• Gratuities

What To Bring

• Consider layers of clothing
• Camera
• Comfortable shoes for a leisurely walking tour

Good To Know

• Accessibility: The route follows largely flat terrain but in parts there are differing levels and some cobbles to traverse. Parts of the route are pedestrianised (some, though, involves crossing roads which are controlled by traffic lights).
• Note: tour does not go inside the Cavern Club
• English language tour

How long is the route?

• The tour is approximately 1 ½ miles long with cobbles and some gradients.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

• Yes, The tour is suitable for wheelchairs and buggies. However British Sign Language is not provided on the tour.

Do children need to be accompanied?

• All people under 18 (i.e. 17 years old and younger) must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 years or over) on all tours

Is the tour suitable for children?

• Yes