The Beatles London Walking Tour

Walking tours of the Beatles' London locations, including those in Marylebone, Soho, and Mayfair; also included is a trip by tube to St John's Wood, where you can view Abbey Road Studios and walk over the renowned Abbey Road Crossing. We also tour the Station, the site of A Hard Day's Night's opening sequences, the famed flat where Ringo Starr, Jimi Hendrix, John and Yoko lived, and the rooftop where the Beatles performed live for the last time. Presented by Richard Porter, the creator and presenter of the DVD The Beatles London, as well as the author of the book Guide to the Beatles London. You won't have to lose out on amazing vistas and photo opportunities while travelling. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories! Start your journey by reserving your tour right now!

• Beatles Walking Tour through London
• Take a stroll back in time to see where the Fab Four worked and played in London
• Walk through Carnaby, the heart of Swinging Sixties London
• See Where The Beatles Recorded Hey Jude

For all music lovers, the Beatles London Walking Tour is an absolute must! This tour is a fantastic way to learn about one of the greatest pop bands in history and to get to know the lovely city of London. Come along with our knowledgeable guide as we show you some of the Fab Four's favourite spots in the cities!

Marylebone & Abbey Road:
Experience the world of the Beatles on a 2.5-hour walking tour of Marylebone and St. John's Wood. You'll pass by locations where some of the Beatles partied, lived, and had renowned photo sessions in London. You will discover the background to the songs, including the location where Paul McCartney composed "Yesterday," as well is information about their personal connections and interviews.

The "A Hard Day's Night" and "Help!" filming locations are also visited on the tour

For all music lovers, the Beatles London Walking Tour is an absolute must! This tour is a fantastic way to learn about one of the greatest pop bands in history and to get to know the lovely city of London. Come along with our knowledgeable guide as we show you some of the Fab Four's favourite spots in the cities!

Marylebone & Abbey Road:
Experience the world of the Beatles on a 2.5-hour walking tour of Marylebone and St. John's Wood. You'll pass by locations where some of the Beatles partied, lived, and had renowned photo sessions in London. You will discover the background to the songs, including the location where Paul McCartney composed "Yesterday," as well is information about their personal connections and interviews.

The "A Hard Day's Night" and "Help!" filming locations are also visited on the tour. Discover the locations where some scenes were shot and read behind-the-scenes biographies. But without a doubt, the iconic Abbey Road Studios is the showpiece. You'll arrive to the renowned studios and zebra crossing after a brief bus ride, where you'll have the chance to recreate the most recognisable album cover ever.

Road Soho & Mayfair:
On this Beatles walking tour, meander through the quirky lanes and side streets of Soho to discover vibrant murals, hidden studios, classic album cover photographs, and more. Discover how the Beatles became famous in the Swinging Sixties and what Soho and Carnaby Street were like at that time. See the studio where the big single Hey Jude was recorded and where John, Paul, George, and Ringo first met the Rolling Stones. You will also view the disputed public lavatory and hear the story of why John Lennon donned a toilet attendant's uniform. Best of all, you'll walk by the art gallery where John first made the acquaintance of Yoko Ono, the artist who would become his wife. There's a lot to learn on this trip, from fascinating facts about the workings of the music industry to hilarious tales about the Fab Four.

Popular Attractions:

• Abbey Road Studios: Visit the iconic Abbey Road Studios, where the Beatles recorded much of their music.
• Marylebone Station: Visit Marylebone Station, used in the opening scenes of the Beatles' film "A Hard Day’s Night."
• Paul McCartney's House: Learn about McCartney’s life in London and his contributions to the Beatles’ music.
• Apple Corps Headquarters:Visit the former Apple Corps headquarters at 3 Savile Row, where the Beatles famously performed their last live gig on the rooftop.
• London Palladium: See the London Palladium, where the Beatles' performance in 1963 marked the beginning of "Beatlemania."
• Trident Studios: Hear about the recording sessions and the significance of the studio in the band's history.
• Soho: Visit locations such as the Bag O'Nails club, where Paul McCartney met Linda Eastman, and other venues the Beatles frequented.