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Beatles Walks in Liverpool

Disponible en français pour des groupes

There are 2 Beatles walks available in Central Liverpool for groups

available either separately or combined.

Plus a new Penny Lane walk.

Beatles Walk - Mathew St area

Beatles Walk - Hope St area

This walk centres on the home of Beatlemania, Mathew St and the surrounding area, including the Town Hall balcony where the Beatles appeared to thousands of fans after their civic reception.  Learn about the Fab Fours connections to this area as well as enjoying many photo opportunities.  We will also visit the world-famous Cavern Club (subject to opening hours and capacity. ) Also available in French.

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Alternatively, you may wish to take the Hope St area Beatles walk - see right. For the really keen, to find out about combining both, please enquire for details.

Collage of Beatles sites visited on Beatles walk of Mathew St area, Liverpool

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This walk centres on the Hope Street area, voted best street in the UK and home to theatres, universities and top restaurants. An area still visited regularly by Paul McCartney, thank to the presence of Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (LIPA), housed in his former school, we will also see John's College of Art and his birthplace as well as his favourite pubs. Learn about their student days and what happened when Paul auditioned for the Anglican Cathedral.  

Also available in French.

Collage of Beatles sites visited on Beatles walk of Hope St area, Liverpool

                                "Blue Suburban Sky" Beatles Walk - Penny Lane area

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This walk takes place around the suburb of Penny Lane which as well as the famous eponymous street, has many other Beatles connections.  As well as photographing the famous sign, you will see the "Shelter in the Middle of the Roundabout,"  the Penny Lane Barbers Shop and the Bank where the "banker never wears a mac in the pouring rain" - very strange! We will see where Paul McCartney once sang in the choir and see John's earliest home as well as calling in at the Penny Lane Development Trust to see their mural, sign their wall and purchase exclusive Penny Lane souvenirs if desired.

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Penny Lane is outside of the city centre, about 3 miles/5 kms away. Large groups can either be met at Penny Lane or pick up the guide in town and be dropped off there in their coach.  Smaller groups can also travel by bus either with or without the guide. Enquire for details.   

Also available in French.

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