Beatles London Walking Tour
Beatles London Walking Tour
Tour Highlights
- Find out what the Beatles really spell out on their HELP album front cover
- Discover legendary music venues used by the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Queen and more
- Look up at the rooftop where the Beatles played their last live performance
- Spot the inconspicuous recording studio where the Beatles recorded the hit Hey Jude
- Hear about John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s meet cute out the art gallery where they met
- Pass by Paul McCartney’s London home
- Recreate the Abbey Road album front cover and get a photo crossing the same zebra crossing as John, Paul, George and Ringo
What’s Included
- 2.5 hour walking tour of many of London’s Beatles highlights
- Knowledgeable, approachable & fun tourist guide
- Health & safety accredited & COVID-19 safe experience
What’s Excluded
- Zone 1-2 Travel Card / Oyster card / tickets for London Underground (required for tour)
- Food & drink
- Entry fees
- Gratuities
What To Bring
- Consider layers of clothing
- Camera
- Comfortable shoes for a leisurely walking tour
Good To Know
- Accessibility: We cannot guarantee that there will be step-free access during the London Underground tube journey / tour goes down narrow alleys which may be bumpy for wheelchairs / prams
- English language tour
- Tour is full health & safety accredited with the official “Good to Go” marque
Come Together Right Now and join our Beatles London Walking Tour. The tour will wind through Soho’s vibrant alleys and side street looking out for hidden studios, murals, album cover photos, and much more. In addition to the Swinging 60s of Soho and Carnaby Street, you’ll also find out how the Beatles went up in the world, and what they thought about it!
From John Lennon’shumble’ days as toilet attendant (yes you’ll get to see the toilet in question, no you can’t go in. Sorry. Members only!) to telling members of the Royal family to “rattle your jewellery” this tour will keep you entertained with anecdotes from start to finish.
In addition to talking about the Beatles song, the tour covers the business behind the music industry and how complicated it can be working out who owns what and how much they get paid!
During the tour, you’ll stop by the art gallery where John Lennon met the artist, and the love of his life, Yoko Ono. What was it about her art that drew him to Ono? You’ll find out on the tour.
For the last part of the Beatles London Walking Tour, you’ll catch the tube up to see the most famous zebra crossing in the world. That’s right, the tour finishes outside Abbey Road Studios where you’ll get the chance to follow in the Beatles footsteps and walk over the iconic zebra crossing outside the studio.
What’s Included
- 2.5 hour walking tour of many of London’s Beatles highlights
- Knowledgeable, approachable & fun tourist guide
- Health & safety accredited & COVID-19 safe experience
What’s Excluded
- Zone 1-2 Travel Card / Oyster card / tickets for London Underground (required for tour)
- Food & drink
- Entry fees
- Gratuities
What To Bring
- Consider layers of clothing
- Camera
- Comfortable shoes for a leisurely walking tour
Good To Know
- Accessibility: We cannot guarantee that there will be step-free access during the London Underground tube journey / tour goes down narrow alleys which may be bumpy for wheelchairs / prams
- English language tour
- Tour is full health & safety accredited with the official “Good to Go” marque
Come Together Right Now and join our Beatles London Walking Tour. The tour will wind through Soho’s vibrant alleys and side street looking out for hidden studios, murals, album cover photos, and much more. In addition to the Swinging 60s of Soho and Carnaby Street, you’ll also find out how the Beatles went up in the world, and what they thought about it!
From John Lennon’shumble’ days as toilet attendant (yes you’ll get to see the toilet in question, no you can’t go in. Sorry. Members only!) to telling members of the Royal family to “rattle your jewellery” this tour will keep you entertained with anecdotes from start to finish.
In addition to talking about the Beatles song, the tour covers the business behind the music industry and how complicated it can be working out who owns what and how much they get paid!
During the tour, you’ll stop by the art gallery where John Lennon met the artist, and the love of his life, Yoko Ono. What was it about her art that drew him to Ono? You’ll find out on the tour.
For the last part of the Beatles London Walking Tour, you’ll catch the tube up to see the most famous zebra crossing in the world. That’s right, the tour finishes outside Abbey Road Studios where you’ll get the chance to follow in the Beatles footsteps and walk over the iconic zebra crossing outside the studio.